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NJCoast News

November 2001

What's Up This Month on the New Jersey Coast

Volume 2, Number 11, page 9

HARVEST TIME!!!
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breaks were right on the money and the movement of performers across the stage appeared well rehearsed.    

 

 

The Superspecs:
 This ain't no party...this ain't no high school band competition... this ain't no foolin' around!!

     The last band I had time to stay for was Melmac a new blip on NJCoast's radar screen.  The six piece, original music band presents a very interesting rock sound by adding brass and woodwind instruments to the drums, bass and lead guitar of a more traditional rock band.

 

 

Melmac with their dueling trombones

     So what do you do on a weekend afternoon when your not yet 21? Check out our schedules. NJCoast will try to track down and highlight any scheduled items billed as -all ages- so their easy to find. If your performing at any event (Especially an all ages show) make sure we have it listed in our schedules, E-Mail or call in the details.—Joseph Cullity

Tillbrook in Toms River (continued from page 7)
room; 20 seat Technology Training Laboratory; a Youth area with 40 seat Story-Craft room; an expanded area for new & popular reading; and a Caf?, Book and Gift Shop.

     It's win-win: attending a great concert will net money for a great library you can also use.–by Catherine. E. Galioto

Dave Mac
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     innovative pioneers, most of which embraced comedy and talk show formats. Shock value became the norm in some instances, but innovative music programming was becoming, at best, a rarity.

     The Jersey shore area has been fortunate enough to be the home of one of the few stations to break out of the traditional musical corporate settings of commercial radio with the
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