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This Saturday,a benefit for Landon Miller. A local Musician

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Cliff from Crowded House is matching the door money and donations for the night. Amazing folks coming together on this one- please update your friends and family and get them out this Saturday evening 4-9pm.
In ADDITION. ANYONE donating $1000.00 or over- The Cold Stares will do a private party/house gig anywhere you choose within 100 miles.

DON’T FORGET to stop by this Saturday night!

The Green Dragon Tavern at The Crowded House will be hosting a benefit for Landon Miller. There will be a $10 cover charge and a Silent Auction. All proceeds go to the Miller Family. We will also be accepting individual donations through out the night. Please see your server if you are interested in donating.

Don’t miss out on this night of great entertainment and giving! At the close of the benefit, The Crowded House will MATCH the total “givings” from the cover charge and the individual donations. We look forward to seeing you on Saturday night!

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Posted by Chuck Gee - August 21, 2013 at 2:42 PM

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First ever KTG Rocks Night July 23rd!

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Featuring The Hollywood GutterRats and The Cold Stares!

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Posted by Chuck Gee - July 10, 2013 at 5:00 PM

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Brent Seaton-Sober (Acoustic)

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This is a song written for Kristen and Colby Pryor, but this song applies to everyone who has a loved one over seas. It can also mean something to someone who has lost a loved one. Please share this for me ladies and gentlemen. I hope this song touches you all the easy it has touched me! I love you Kris and Colby! It’s almost over! Head over to my Facebook page and hit the like button if you enjoyed the song!

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Posted by Chuck Gee - May 30, 2013 at 12:53 PM

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and already 30,000 + for the month of October….Get in on the fun and submit your ideas and stories to us!

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Posted by Chuck Gee - October 8, 2012 at 2:50 PM

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Pat Ballard… Authentic Home Grown Music

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Like everyone else probably does, I was scrolling through Facebook the other day looking at all the different posts and I came across one of Pat Ballard’s posts about him putting his songs up on ReverbNation. Pat happens to be the main DJ over at Madisonville’s on Power Rock 93.9 WKTG. He can be heard on the “Out to Lunch” program…But he is also a Singer and Songwriter.

And so like I usually do when I see a local video or music player showcasing local talent I give it a listen. Most of the time the songs are “ok”. Not that I am an authority of music. I just know what I like and don’t like… I tried to “make it” in the business and despite some close calls nothing ever came through. So here I am still trying and running to Nashville all the time… but back to my story about Pat. I saw Pat’s ReverbNation player and I hit the play button…

I gave it a listen and man do I have to say “WOW!!!”,

His music is kinda folksy, honest, heart felt, Americana, and more… It reminded me of John Melloncamp and his Midwest “feel”. It’s not Hollywood. Nothing wrong with Hollywood but Hollywood for the most part is fake. Pat’s music is real, down home stuff. You can sit on a front porch and enjoy it with a glass of lemonade or cold beer and watch the sun go down.

His influences? I dunno but I hear Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Seger, Willie Nelson, John Melloncamp, Tom Petty,  Bob Dylan and maybe some Michael Stipe all wrapped up in there just to name a few… And those are good influences to have.

If have a few minutes here is the ReverbNation player. Sit back and hit play. I don’t think you will be disappointed. I keep hitting the repeat button on it. My favorite is the “Back Home Blues”. So as I tip back a glass of cold beer and sit on my front porch!  Cheers!

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Posted by Chuck Gee - August 9, 2012 at 12:38 PM

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Interview with local “Blues Legend” Boscoe France!

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boscoeA couple of weeks ago I was doing what I normally do around lunch time. I was checking out WKTG’s “Out to Lunch” with the our local radio celebrity Pat BallardPat is a great supporter of the music scene and showcases the local talent, plus he plays some kick ass old school metal that I cut my young guitar playing teeth on back in the day.. On this particular day he had Boscoe France on and they were discussing the “blues”. Though I am not really a fan of the “blues” unless the scales are played faster and through distortion pedals and Marshall amps, I found this interview Pat did with Boscoe very interesting and informative at the same time. So I called Pat up said hello to the guys and Pat threw on some Maiden for me and I enjoyed the rest of the show as I always do. A few days later I hit Boscoe up on Facebook and the rest “as they say” is history! Check out Boscoe’s interview below. Click on his name and it will take you to his Facebook page!

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boscoe1. Welcome to Kick Acts Boscoe. Tell us a little about yourself and were you can be found at on the web.

My name is Boscoe France.I am from Kentucky and have been playing guitar for 32 years.I am 35.I have toured nationally with national acts and also played locally in bars from age 12.I have Facebook and reverbnation pages.
2. Who are your musical heroes, influences & why?

My musical heroes are a short list.Duke Madison was my uncle he played music at all our family functions.He was the first guitarist/singer I reckon I ever saw.He would always let me hang out and play.Once my folks saw I was totally hooked My folks got me a guitar.My Daddy bartered with a friend for a guitar and that was that.I listened to my moms kiss,Beatles,and skynyrd.I love Duane Allman, Freddie King, and Elmore James.When I was around four or five I saw the blues brothers movie and found soul music.
3. Do you have any advice for someone just getting started in playing music? Any pitfalls they should avoid?

Advice from me is practice your instrument.Be good at it.Then go out and play.I would also advice that you should take the music seriously and not be shitfaced.I had my bout with drugs and alcohol and I am happy to say I came out the other side fairly unharmed.I can say that club owners like dealing with professional people.I have been blessed to play a lot of shows and for that reason I think of every show as special.Maybe I met this friend at this gig Read more…

Posted by Chuck Gee - June 12, 2012 at 9:40 AM

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