Janice deans birthday today. Brian she is going to be scrambling into position shortly. Billy joel born in the bronx but reared in hicksville, long island where he had an upbringing that was not only around music but he even kind of planned suicide at a young age. Ainsley really . Steve his father classically trained pianist. Mother pushed him to play the piano. Three bands by the time he was old enough to drive and do you know what inspired him as a musician . He saw the beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show which was filmed live right up the street and that changed everything. Brian gets a dream to actually be neighbors with Paul Mccartney out in the hamptons. Ainsley i saw him uptown girl Christie Brinkley was on the front row and the camera zoomed in on her. The audience was zoomed in on her the entire time so pretty. Brian if you have to break up with your wife have their relationship. They get along great even though she was two or three wives ago. Steve happy birthday, billy joel. The
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Gang member in deadly heist at Fairview card game must be resentenced, appeals court rules
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An Irvington gang member serving 20 years in prison for his role in a deadly Fairview card game heist will get a new sentence due to a Bergen County judge’s error, a state appellate court ruled last week.
Blonson Florestal must be resentenced in the killing of Jeronimo Lopez, who ran a Saturday night card game in his Fairview garage, the appeals court wrote on March 29. Florestal, 26, could face a lighter prison term on the second attempt, in part because a judge improperly deemed him a likely repeat offender in his initial sentencing, the court found.
Next up in the Retreat bandroom, we’ll be joined by songwriting dreamboats Jack Kong and James Guida, to find out what the two prolific musicians have been working on throughout the past year.
Two of Melbourne’s busier songwriters, both Kong and Guida have spent the better part of the last decade playing in a string of different projects (from punk to pop to psychedelia), and these sets will be a rare chance to hear them trialling new songs and revisiting older material from their extensive back catalogues.
Catch them in a relaxed matinee setting from 2:30 - 5:30pm on Saturday January 16th. Tickets are $10 + booking fee and limited to just 50 spots.