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The Rust Project PARS505

March 6, 2020 Build the Scene All Podcasts, pars 1:00:54 Comments Off on The Rust Project PARS505

Episode 505 features The Rust Project. The Rust Project is a Pittsburgh-based cover band. We play anything from classic rock to country, from alternative rock to 80’s and 90’s rock, and we keep our playlists fun and upbeat. We can crank it up and play as a four-piece electric band, or we can unplug and play as an acoustic duo or trio. Tell me a little bit about The Rust Project. What is your favorite song to cover? What about embarrassing moments that you’ve had on stage? What is your favorite venue to play? Upcoming shows? We talk concert photography, websites, and social media. If you were to build a super band from the scene to manage, who would you put in the band? What is something that your fans would be surprised to learn about each of you?

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Black Ridge PARS464

May 24, 2019 Build the Scene All Podcasts, pars 1:04:33 Comments Off on Black Ridge PARS464

Paul Guerrini of the 7 piece rock, funk, soul, blues act… Black Ridge out of Blairsville, PA made another appearance on the show. He has been a guest as the singer from various acts throughout the year of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. This is episode 364! Segment 1 WITH bLACK RIDGE tell us about your new EP. Upcoming shows Influences for the band overall? If we were to play a Black Ridge song backwards what would we hear? If you could go back in time and follow any band for a year, who would you follow and why? We use a random number generator to decide which track to play and talk about. You get to learn about the song, “Good Time To Go” Segment 2 WITH Paul Who are you favorite bands from the local scene? Let’s talk about Alicia Hruby & Rock for Life Where can we find Black Ridge online? What’s the deal with the band name? What is the song that you guys perform the best?

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Folk You PARS422

June 8, 2018 Build the Scene All Podcasts, pars 1:01:01 Comments Off on Folk You PARS422

Ruben Alan David & Muskie of Folk You met Bill at the Leechburg Moose 102 (thanks!) to do an interview on this episode, and afterwards they recorded one of their Guerilla Folk Videos on the Leechburg Walking Bridge. What they talked about during the first segment of the show: The origin of the band name. How they decide where to record a Guerilla Folk Video, and how many times they have done it. Describe your costumes (and back story). Ruben tells us about the song, Folk You, which the performed live for the show as well. Topics covered in segment 2: We discuss the bands that Muskie and Ruben Alan David have been in/are in. Ruben does an amazing job talking about Rock for Life. Folk You gets to tell us what they love about the scene and what they would like to change. They tell us something that their fans would be surprised to know about them. Ruben then surprised Bill, but actually having an embarrassing moment on stage to talk about. Muskie and Ruben tell us about their favorite bands from the scene, and their love for the original music in our area. What happens when you play Folk You backwards? What song that you’ve been involved writing, would you want to survive history? We also talked about doing one of their Guerilla Folk Videos: Video of Folk You performing on the Leechburg Walking Bridge after the interview

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A Concert for Anna 2017 Preview

August 29, 2017 Build the Scene All Podcasts, pars 0:57:33 Comments Off on A Concert for Anna 2017 Preview

Reina and “Ozz” join Bill on this episode of the Pennsylvania Rock Show to talk about A Concert for Anna 10. They give us a look into the history of the benefit concert, bands that have played the show, a bit about Anna herself, the bike ride, and more. Find out more about a Concert for Anna by listening to the show or visiting their website. We also get some background on “Ozz” and Reina during the episode as well. About A Concert for Anna 10 In April 2008, Anna Lee Piroch was diagnosed with cervical cancer. The original Concert For Anna was put together by the local music community, of which Anna was an avid fan, as a way to help her pay her bills while she was unable to work as she battled the disease. Anna knew of the show to be held for her over Labor Day weekend 2008, and looked forward to attending. Sadly, in August 2008, Anna succumbed to the disease… But the music community would not let her spirit die. They came together in an incredibly moving act of kindness and held the show in her honor. When all was said and done, 17 bands had graced the stage that weekend, as well as numerous local businesses donating prizes, etc., and paid for Anna’s funeral expenses. That spirit of generosity and kindness in our local music community lives on in honor of our lost sister Anna, as a continual way to help others in our area in her name. Please help us every Labor Day weekend as we make a difference in someone’s life and ease the struggle that unfortunate circumstances can bring. God Bless, The Concert For Anna Team

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