Press Page
Annoucement of the open mic
as well as sock singalone and old recoreds spin at Burger stand.
A beautiful article written by staff writter Ariana Kramer about the Open Mic at the Burger Stand at the Ale House with a great deal of my background included. If you haven't been you should check this one out.
Just a photo of me from the June Tempo
Now I am a part of Taos but I am still moving and still trying to make sense of the whole silly
process of playing for people. I would think that I would land somewhere sometime but that is not
how I am to be remembered.
Contemporary Review in Taos
A review of Tony today in Taos. This was a last minute review that was done but it really
helped me to get started performing here in Taos. It was done last minute because the person
who it was supposed to be about was not available and the deadline was the next day.
As part of the strike the Black Mesa did not close
The Black Mesa decided to stay open and used the opportunity to bring a little support as well as
a little recognition to CAV in their effort to stand opposite violence and so we did this
fund raiser to aid their effort. I believe it also tried to point out that there was a need
to counter efforts to counter the administration.
Chili Line Depot and Tony
I am still getting the feet forward and looking at the world in a positive way. Her was a restaurant
that needed just a little push in the right direction and in the first two years it has become a
place that many musicians want to perform. Teddy has stepped forward and done much of the day to
day work of making this a place to be.
I was a little part of the Big Venice Beach at Taos event
Well talk about crazy this is sure an example. The music and song and dance was everywhere and all
day at this event. There were fire dancers jugglers and music everywhere. The second year was
even worse because there was more going on, three stages instead of just two but the beat went on.
Letter from Global Campus
Letter concerning the performance for 5th year ceremony and work that I have done
performing at the Global Campus 5th year ceremony. This highly creative effort started in
Thailand where there was no support for individuals wanting to make something for themselves.
I tip my hat to Jim and Sherry for the work they do.
Well I was surprized when Sky handed me the paper with this
article in it
An unsolicited article with some unique items in it. I was very surprised and pleased that
Sky chose to write about me and also pleased with his content and insights.
Cover of the Willimantic Chronical for May ,2005
As a going away gift I did a farewell performance at Ubaho's as part of our leaving Willimantic
and Fran caught and produced a goodbye cover for the departing Tony and Teddy. Jack Collins
came and said so long as well.
Performance Review
An article from April 1980 published in the Norwich Bulletin
Tony Calendar for February, March, and April for 1977
This Calendar was mailed to people who wanted to be included.
Review of Album
An Article published in March 1977
with a review of the album Brick by Brick.
Letter from Townshend State Park
Thank you letter from Townshend State Park in Vermont that thanks me for playing and
exciting people for a special event.
Tony played the Newsroom
Looking at some of the things from the 70s I remember playing. I was much calmer later on but
these were certainly fun times.
A thank you note from the March of Dimes from 1977
Thank you from the March of Dimes for coming and helping in a fund raiser. I did this last
minute and Michael Ann appeared and we got to meet with her and her husband for a brief time
as part of handing around in Maine
Poster for the Chocolate Church
This was an event that was not well attended but was in fact an evening of fun and good energy
and when I think on it I realize that I with my attitude kept the things that I did positive
and now I believe I am older but still doing the same thing. This is really a tribute to
what I do and how I do it
Just another Poster of one upon a time
This is another of the posters which I mailed out in the 70s because the fast communications of
now were not available but there is a wonderful trail left
Article Rutland High School Paper
This is largely taken from my own material but also has comments by the writer.
Letter from Hartford High School 1976
A letter from the Hartford School principal thanking me for performing and doing good work
in February of 1976.
Performance in Bennington
An article reviewing Tony's Performance in
Bennington during February 1976
Tony's June July and August Calendar.
Not all the months are available but here is one which is and so I will include it in the list
of items. I tried to keep up with these but I was not always able.
From the annual release of The Vermont Council On the Arts
The Vermont Council on the Arts published this statement in the annual report for 1976
Tony's Calendar for February and March 1976
Tony published a calendar which he mailed out to people who wanted to know his schedule.
Letter from Crossroads Arts Council
A letter thanking me for performing for over 3000 students during the week of playing
at schools in the Rutland Vermont area
Note from Montpelier School
This note arrived with a package of hand written notes for the kids at the Montpelier School
thanking me for the performance at the sdhool. I carried them around for years but with time
they disappeared all except this hand written note from the teacher.
News Photo from Barre 1976 in October
I have been thinking about and looking at some of these things from my perspective of now
and I am blown away at the number of people and things that I did in one year. Most of the
kids that I played for are adults now and living their lives.
Poster from Billy Woods Wharf in 1976
Just a poster from a long ago place where I played. Teddy and I were just starting on our
long journey and the owner was so proud because he had the idea and had a successful run with
his new experiment. I on the other hand was accepted in the town because I looked like
everyone here.
Article Unknown Source
Back in the Sixties this was a short article from the Bridgeport Post about my
work in Connecticut and the mid west.