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“I first saw some of the guys who would eventually become WAR playing at a topless beer bar in the San Fernando Valley, backing Deacon Jones, the pro football player, and knew immediately how potent these kids were,” states Goldstein. It’s just as apropos today” WAR, the original street band, was brought together by veteran record producer Jerry Goldstein (“My Boyfriend’s Back”, “Hang On Sloopy”, “I Want Candy”) and rock legend Eric Burdon (ex-lead singer of the top British band The Animals). We spoke out against racism, hunger, gangs, crimes, and turf wars, as we embraced all people with hope and the spirit of brotherhood. “Our instruments and voices became our weapons of choice and the songs our ammunition. Dickerson/bass vocals, Harold Brown/drums/ vocals, the late Thomas “Papa Dee” Allen/congas/timbales, and Charles Miller /saxophonist/flutist. Original Band Members included Lonnie Jordan/singer/keyboardist, Howard Scott/guitars/ vocal, Lee Oskar/harmonica, B.B. “Our mission was to spread a message of brotherhood and harmony”. Read more!Īnd these ‘kids’ had the nerve to carry the name WAR at a time when peace was the slogan in an anti-Vietnam America. Ruthless’, Allan’s new album and his most commanding work ever, tells the story of the move of the Nashville country business - often as confusing as it has been successful - from the 1990s to right now, when it hums along silently, smack in the middle of what industry folks call The Streaming Era. Most songwriting would stem from showing up there then winding up at somebody’s house at midnight.” In 2015, when the restaurant closed, The Nashville Scene dubbed Sunset Grill a “grand ‘90s lady.” People called it The Devil’s Triangle back then. “In the mid- ‘90s,” the California-born country star Gary Allan recalls, “I would go find my whole record label at Sunset Grill. It was a sprawling and long-lunchy and late-dinnerish breadbaskets-and-virgin-olive-oil thing. In Nashville, before anyone ever referred to the southern end of Broadway as SoBro, the Hillsboro Village neighborhood boasted Sunset Grill, a restaurant that during the 1990s proved as integral to Nashville recorded music as other metropolitan eateries that over the years became legendary hubs for creative businesses in New York and Los Angeles. “You’re one of the few acts that doesn’t get on my nerves.” ~ Curly Fries Lady at the Skamania County Fair “Like” her page and learn more at or visit CLOSE

That’s one show I’d watch over and over again”. The talent and jokes were family appropriate. For her next act, she will be a Children’s Librarian! Fairgoers exclaim: “I would have paid to see her, this was an amazing show for children and adults. Karen was recently accepted into grad school and has started her Master’s in Library and Information Sciences. Karen brings with her expertise and decades of experience performing for family audiences at state and county fairs, festivals and more in 26 states and 10 countries. in Theatre from California State University at Northridge, her skills include juggling, clowning, acrobatics, fire-eating, unicycling, and stunt work. Find out what a real high five feels like! A former circus girl with a B.A. With Karen’s extensive background in live performance, theater and circus, combined with an overactive imagination, her goal is to delight, amaze, entertain and take you to new heights. Each original, lovable, playful and colorful character is engaging and uplifting. Strolling around the grounds, you may see one of the many Over The Top Stilt Characters™, straight out of the mind of Karen Quest. Skillful trick roping, impressive whip cracking, magic, music, outstanding audience rapport and improvisational kooky cowgirl shenanigans have proven wildly popular at domestic and international venues for audiences of all ages. Dubbed “America’s Funniest Cowgirl”, Karen Quest has been blazing a trail since 1998 with her one-woman award-winning original comedy act, Cowgirl Tricks.

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