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Concert Review: Megajoos / Jerkface / Third Wounded Man at First Ward in St. Joseph, MO 7/12/13
It turns out punk rock isn’t dead in St. Joseph; it just needed someone to stir the pot a little bit. Maybe it was The Megajoos, maybe it was Jerkface or Third Wounded Man or maybe it could have been … Continue reading
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Tagged Alien Girl, Always Turn It Up Way Too Loud, Bill Blizzard, Brean Reilly, Brian Shank, concert review, cover, I Escapist, Jerkface, Jesse James, Joosy J., Live Review, Marc Newberry, Master Blaster, Megajoos, Misfits, Missouri, Nashville, Operation Ivy, Pete Bailey, Punk. T. Rex, Ryan Early, Skulls, St. Joseph, Tennessee, The First Ward, Third Wounded Man, Todd Cooper, Tommy Swarz, Tyson Bottorff, Wesley Mitchell
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Coming Soon: Megajoos, Jerkface and Third Wounded Man
WHO’S PLAYING? Megajoos (Nashville, TN) Jerkface (St. Joseph, MO) Third Wounded Man (St. Joseph, MO) WHAT TO EXPECT? Ear bleeding fun… Megajoos is a 2 piece band with heavy distorted bass and drums from the country music capitol of the world; Nashville, … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming Soon, First Ward, Jerkface, Jesse James, Megajoos, Missouri, St. Joseph, Third Wounded Man, Todd Cooper
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Coming Soon: J. Boozer’s return to St. Joe!
WHO’S PLAYING? Jay Boozer (St. Louis, MO) Two Piece Animator (St. Joseph, MO) WHAT TO EXPECT? A one man band!… and a four piece band with “two piece” in their name… Two Piece Animator is hitting local venues hard with their … Continue reading
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Tagged Coming Soon, First Ward, J. Boozer, Jay Boozer, Missouri, one man band, poster, St. Joseph, Two Piece Animator
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Concert Review: Hanni El Khatib at The Riot Room in Kansas City, MO, 5/9/13
Jack White and Dan Auerbach’s influence is being painted all over modern music. These two visionaries spearhead this latest “update on the blues” and their disciples are sprinkling the music scene as we speak and audiences are eating it up. Going … Continue reading
VOT concert posters!: Andy Grooms Living Room
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Tagged Andy Grooms, Andy Grooms Living Room, fire, Grateful To Burn, Missouri, MO, piano, Piatto 614, St. Joseph
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Concert Review: Tracy Huffman at Magoon’s Delicatessen in St. Joseph, MO 5/1/13
The best songwriters can pierce you to the bone with just one line. Hidden among the lore of Jesse James and the Pony Express in the town of St. Joseph, Missouri lies one of these songwriters. Tracy Huffman has been … Continue reading
Guest Column: Record Store Day Is Every Day For Me
By Danny R. Phillips For the neo-hippie contingent, April 20th is a borderline religious holiday; for someone like me however, 4/20 this year held a much more important distinction then being a day of getting high and killing a bag or … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, Amusement, Black Keys, Danny Phillips, guest column, Guest Writer, Husker Du, Joe City Records, MO, No Fun, Record Store Day, Record Wear House, St. Joseph, The Lucky Tiger, The Stooges, vinyl, White Stripes
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250 Word Local Album Review: Aaron Blumer – Aaron Blumer
Aaron Blumer embraced the country lifestyle. On his self-titled debut album his song “Livin’ Like A Country Song” pretty much explains it all. The themes heard on the album released in 2012 are nothing out of the ordinary; all the usual suspects are … Continue reading
VOT Editorial: Local Album Reviews
Writing for a website, much like writing a song, doesn’t always end up the way you planned. When Vocals On Top started on April 21, 2011, I didn’t intend on it being exactly what it has become. In most ways … Continue reading