Rock-It Docket

Dancing Tony & FM present:

11:00 Brother Moses (From AR, first NJ show)
https://youtu.be/98tPng-IOSA

10:00 ManDancing
https://youtu.be/MElnxySHaTo

9:00 The Vaughns
https://youtu.be/LsM0Rze5o4w

8:00 Fiscal Cliff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if3PCsN1yuU

Friday February 22nd 7:30 doors $8

Dancing Tony presents:

RedHouse/Blue House: 8:15pm
https://www.facebook.com/REDHOUSEBLUEHOUSE/

The Little Engineers: 7:30pm
https://www.facebook.com/TheLittleEngineersMusic/

The Mercury Brothers: 6:45pm
https://www.facebook.com/TheMercuryBrothers/

Fence: 6:00pm
https://www.facebook.com/fencetheband/

Sunday Feb 17th
5PM doors 6PM show

GOT A COUPLE WORLD CLASS HIP HOP ARTIST COMING THROUGH TO FM RESTAURANT BAR AND LOUNGE WITH LOTS OF GREAT LOCAL SUPPORT.

FELI FAME
KOSHA DILLZ
COOK THUGLESS
GREEN KNUCKLE MATERIAL
MURDOCK
BIG EARS GLENN

DOORS AT 6:30
MUSIC STARTS AT 7:00
18+ EVENT
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW, THIS ONES GONNA BE A BANGER!

Twin God
Https://Twingod.Bandcamp.Com/

Risk Relay
Https://Riskrelay.Bandcamp.Com/

50 Ft Furies
Https://Www.50ftfuries.Com

5PM, All Ages. You’ll Be In Bed Before Matlock.

Flyer By Https://Www.Instagram.Com/Templeovsaturn

FM Proudly Presents:
BIG ED’s Open Roadhouse Jam
Wednesday Night’s at FM
8 PM to 11 PM FREE / 18 & up

With band members:

Big Ed Sullivan – guitar, vocals
Matt Mousseau – drums
arthur nielson – bass, guitar, vocals
V.d. King – guitar, bass, sax, vocals

About the event/band :

Big Ed Sullivan has been hosting the longest running Blue’s Jam in New York City at the Red Lion Inn for over 25 years..Forbes.com describes the event as the “Baddest Blues Jam In New York City. Working with, and regulars to the Jam, Jersey City resident’s Arthur Nelson and V.D King, who used to run the Lincoln Inn’s Blues’ Jams night in the Heights, and veteran drummer Matt Mosseau, will bring you a weekly open jam of Blues, Country, Soul and Rock at FM Restaurant Bar and Lounge.

Sessions start at 8 pm. Come in and sit it or sit down and enjoy.

Big ED Sullivan [www.bigedsullivan.com] comes from Brooklyn, New York. He grew not far from the Gowanus canal, but god knows he never fished there! But, he spent hours and hours shaprening his talents on guita and harmonica while watching his friends falling like flies, victims of drugs and gang wars.

“Yes,” says ED, “Music for me was an escape, but at the same time, it was really what saved me from the street and from a choice that could have ruined my life.” It was this escape, like the influence of some of the great names of the blues and rockabilly — such as Slim Harpo, Albert Collins, Danny Gatton and Link Wray — which inspired Ed’s style. All these musicians hold a special place in Ed’s list of musical gods.

No one plays the guitar like Ed. He has a way of transforming a melody of traditional blues or rockabilly by adding all his personality to it. His slide guitar playing is perfectly wild.

Big Ed is one of the pillars of the musical scene in New York. He was one of the of regular players at Manny’s Car Wash, the former temple of the blues in New York. Ed also played at many festivals organized in the city and he was one of the founding members of Rebel Rockers, a rockabilily group featuring original Stray Cats member Gary Setzer.

matt mousseau – drums

Arthur Neilson [www.arturnielson.com] born and raised in New York City, taught himself to play guitar on an electric Teisco Del Rey at age fifteen. After purchasing a Harmony acoustic, he honed his folk repertoire and fingerpicking skills. Then, one night, he heard Albert King. Arthur got goosebumps from his head to his toes, and has been hooked on the blues ever since. Arthur developed his dynamic guitar style by playing along with every blues record that he could find.

With a longing to play the blues, but unable to find the right situation, Arthur worked in rock & roll bands (he also loves Chuck Berry). Then, in the early seventies, he responded to an ad in the Village Voice, seeking a blues guitarist. He then formed the “A Train Blues Band” with Felix Cabrera. This propelled him into the burgeoning New York blues scene, which gave Arthur the opportunity to back up the late Victoria Spivey and jam with James Cotton and Hubert Sumlin.

Arthur Neilson with Otis RusthArthur was schooled in New York City bars and clubs, such as Dan Lynch Blues Bar, Lone Star Cafe, Manny’s Car Wash and Tramps. This has led to sharing the stage with many of his influences, most notably B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Roy Buchanan, Danny Gatton, and Albert King, who upon hearing Arthur, said, “That boy sure can play!”.

Arthur Neilson with Shemekia Copeland and Barry Harrison 1998, Shemekia Copeland found Arthur to be the guitar player that she was looking for to complete her band. Arthur has been performing with her across the globe and can be heard on the Grammy nominated “Wicked”, throughout her CD, “Talking to Strangers”, as well as “Never Going Back”, and the Grammy nominated “33 1/3” and “Outskirts of Love”.

Everytime Arthur picks up his guitar, his lifetime love and passion for the instrument resounds in each note played.

v.d. king – guitar, bass, sax, vocals