CSL SEPTEMBER 2012

CMuzeMatic Studios presents September 2012 Vol 3

enterStageLive

Live music venues and local artists in the Hill CountrySeptember 2012

Center Stage Presents

Center StageWith BarBwire

Live Music Venue of the MonthSeptember Music History

Top 20 on ReverbNation

Center Stage Live is a magazineavailable to at least a 30 mile radiusof Kerrville. This magazine featuresadvertisements and schedules from

bands and venues that play livemusic. This magazine contains

musician testimonies and reviewsas well as fan reviews, wanted ads,calendar events, music articles and

SO MUCH MORE! Center Stagelive is available for free at

participating locations in your area.

Anybody can write a review forCenter Stage Live Magazine; if youwould like to submit a review for a

chance to be published in anupcoming edition, please contactus. If you are a band, musician, orlive music venue that would like toplace an ad in Center Stage LiveMagazine, please contact us. Our

deadline for all magazinesubmissions is the 14th of each

month.

Center Stage Live MagazineMuzeMatic Studios

1216 BroadwayKerrville, Texas 78028

[email protected] AVAILABLE ONLINE & AT

FACEBOOK-www.centerstagelivemag.com

ENJOY!

Thank you for picking upCenter Stage Live Magazine brought to you by

MuzeMatic Studios.Table of Contents

Philip Nelson - PG 4

Redentore Guitars -PG 4

Gibraltar – 5

Mapex – 5

Center Stage withBarbwire – PG 6

Center Stage Radio- PG 8

September in MusicHistory - PG 8

HMR Saddlery -PG 9

Common DrumStick Options –

PG 9

Pat Mitchell - PG 10

Barbwire - PG 10 2

Michael Kelly -PG 11

Live Music Venueof the Month -

PG 12

Top 20 onReverbNation –

PG 12

Violin Facts - PG 13

Local Legends -PG 13

Center Stage LiveSponsors – PG

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Wanted – PG 15

September 2012Calendar Events-

PG 16

centerstagelivemag

Our music store is filled with acoustic, electric, bass,and classical guitars, acoustic and electric drum sets,amplifiers and microphones, as well as accessorieslike guitar strings, violin bows, drum sticks, instrumentparts and care kits. Through Mark Piper with RedentoreGuitars, we are able to accept most guitars That needrepairs. MuzeMatic Studios changes strings andreplaces drum heads. If you don’t see what you needin our stock, feel free to ask us about anyitem MuzeMatic Studios music store has the bestprices in town. Come on by and see our selection.

MuzeMatic Studios offers lessons withprofessional and experienced instructors.We offer guitar lessons, drum lessons, andpiano lessons. If you are interested in takinglessons, contact MuzeMatic Studios andwe will get you all set up with your instructor.

Guitar- Graham WarwickDrum- Mike Gonzales & John Ike WaltonPiano- Daniel Elliot

Our recording studio offers many services atGREAT prices and GREAT quality. Engineer andproducer Erik Strickland can record, mix, master,ANYTHING! Drop off your cassettes at MuzeMaticStudios and we will transfer them to CD’s for youin no time. Songs, commercials, memorableconversations, you name it, he can record it. Erikalso creates beats and instrumentals For any genre.His ear for music has shown to produce greatquality recordings for many artists in the HillCountry. Our recording studio rates start at $40per hour. Call us and schedule a tour Of the studioor to schedule a time to come record.

MuzeMatic Studios 1216 Broadway Kerrville, Texas 78028830-895-5092Store Hours:

Monday-Friday 12PM-6PM Saturday 12PM-4PM Sunday CLOSED

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Album now available on iTunesFor booking: 830-928-1299

www.PhilipNelsonMusic.com

Americana / Country

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Advertise your band,your venue, Promote your CD

and music, find band members,check out local hot spots,get tips and much more!

Call Center Stage Live MagazineAt 830-895-5092

or email us [email protected]

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Mark Piper- LuthierWorld Class Custom Guitars

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Center StageWith

BarbwireWatch out Texas, there is a new band called Barbwire that is sure to dominate TexasCountry music. Barbwire is made up of some extremely talented musicians; JohnChristopher Way, Don Crider, Lorne O’neil, Kevin Burney, and Carl Williamson.Center Stage Live had to sit down with the Members of Barbwire and see where theycame from and where they are going.

I moved to Kerrville from Nashville, and my dad told me about Kevin. I askedmy dad, well is he good? I knew Kevin for a long time but I hadn’t heard him play ina while. We started to play a couple of beats together and while Lorne was still onthe road with Neal McCoy, we got Carl to play bass for us. Carl moved away for awhile so we got Lorne to play bass for us full time when he got off the road with Neal.After that we got Don Crider to play steel guitar for us. It was magic.

The cool thing about it is all of our dads used to play together . We didn’trealize it at first but after a while we were like, ‘Wait a minute, we are playing every-where with our dads.’ That’s where it was all coming from right there. Our dads weretraditionalist so we had that as a foundation for our traditional country music. Ourdads were Pat O’Neil, Tommy Burney, Earl Dean Williamson, Len Crider, and JohnnyWay. But we figure we are a little better than they were, though.

If you want to start with me, Ive played with just about everyone in theindustry. I was with Neal McCoy for ninteen and a half years. I’ve played everyconcert you can imagine across the United States. I’ve played with Rascal Flatts, juston and on. I have been in the industry a long time so I have Been around all thesepeople.

I have played steel with Reba McEntire, Doug Supernaugh, Gene Watson,Payton McEntire, Borderline.

Ive played with Daryl McCall, mostly old Texas traditional artists. I, too, have played with a lot of traditional artists, I have also played jazz and

Christian. I played with Michael Peterson right out of college, Joe Diffy, Johnny Rodrigez.

and I did a few shows with Charlie Robison after I got back from Nashville.

Texas Music

The Horns, Longhorn andBuckhorn. It really doesn’t matter.Crider’s is great, too. We don’t get toplay at a variety of venues. It’s not reallyabout that anyway, it’s the fact that whenwe are playing, we are playing togetherand it is just magic. We can go to a placethat is dull and boring where everyone islaid back and we start playing andeveryone gets up so it doesn’t matterwhere we play, it just matters who we areand how we play.

Yes, We are cutting an album atMuzeMatic Studios right now. It will beavailable soon.

Sitting on top of Texas. We loveTexas and that is where we want to stay.We are targeting Randy Rogers, EliYoung, Kevin Fowler, Wade Bowen, all ofthose guys.

Yes, go back to what you weredoing before. Haha. Just kidding, stickwith it. Never give up. Especially here inTexas, you are never too old, never toougly. 7

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MuzeMatic Studios/Center Stage Live Magazine, The Ranch 92.3 and Sunny 96.5 brings you Center Stage Live on the radio. Listen in on the last Saturday of the month to hear local band interviews and songs. All of this begins in September on the LASTSATURDAY OF EACH MONTH.Listen to The Ranch 92.3 or Sunny 96.5 formore information.

CENTER STAGE LIVEOn the Radio!

September in Music History…

This monthfeatures

Barbwire on TheRanch 92.3

LASTSATURDAY

OFSEPTEMBER!

September in Music History

1956 - Elvis Presley shared his success with his family by purchasing his mother a pink Cadillac.

1977 - Blondie signed its first major record company contract with Chrysalis.

1965 - The Beatles received a gold record for the song "Help!"

1942 - Frank Sinatra started his solo singing career.

1973 - "Angie" was released by The Rolling Stones.

1964 - "Do Wah Diddy Diddy" by Manfred Mann's was released.

1993 - Dave Navarro, guitarist, joined the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

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Bring this coupon in toMuzeMatic Studios to get

10% off your next purchase.Expires Sept 31.

Drum Stick Wood typesMaple- great for absorbing energyHickory- flexibleOak- very dense, doesn’t breakeasilyDrum Stick Tip TypesNylon-great for getting rebound,brings out cymbalsWood- has softer soundDrum Stick Sizes7A- thinner, lighter stick for softersounds5A- most common stick, allows forloud and soft play2B/5B- thicker than average, loudersound

Common Drum Stick Options

MuzeMatic Studios ishosting a silent auction

for a dear friend that wasrecently diagnosed withStage 4 cancer. Please

Stop by And make a bidTo Help with this great

Cause. If you would like toDonate items for the

Silent Auction, contactRebekah At 830-895-5092

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CD Now Available atMuzeMatic Studios

Pat MitchellSongwriter

Buy Pat’s songs atwww.reverbnation.com/Patmitchellmusicorwww.facebook.com/patmitchellmusic

www.barbwiretexas.com

barbwiretexas

[email protected]

6 song demo available forsale at MuzeMatic Studios

Sept 1- Guadalupe RV ResortSept 21- Inn of the Hills

Sept 15- Guadalupe RV ResortSept 22- Jr Livestock Dance and Dinner

September Shows

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For the best prices, visit MuzeMatic Studios1216 Broadway Kerrville, Tx 78028 www.muzematic.com

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Live Music Venue of the Month

CONGRATULATIONS!

Voted by YOU

Send your nomination for the Best Live Music Venue of the Monthto Center Stage Live Magazine. Center Stage will award the

highest voted venue, Center Stage Live’s Venue of the Month.To submit your nomination, visit www.centerstagelivemag.com

412 Luckenbach Town LoopFredericksburg, TX 78624

830-997-3224

September2012

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1. Ben B. Beckendorf2. Robert Earl Keen

3. Mark Lane4. Jeff Keith Band

5. Josh Peek6. Music

7. Art and Lisa8. Dave Fenley and the

Good Deal9. Ricky Wayne Sprague

10. Alex Albrecht

Top

20(all genres)

11. Billy ‘Gypsy’12. Sir Douglas Quintet

13. Sol Patch14. Mark Searcy

15. The Wolf Sisters16. Richy Rhyne

17. Rockbox Theater18. Fifty Dollar Dynasty

19. Akon Fans20. ShAnnie

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Violin FactsThe violin has been around for around 500 years!

While playing the violin you burn about 170 calories an hour.

Violinists are able to use both sides of there brain better then a non violinist

A violin usually contains about 70 separate pieces of wood

The most expensive violin clocks in at a staggering 18 million dollars!

Local LegendsJohn Ike Walton

Drummer forThirteenth Floor Elevators

John Ike Walton played drums for13th Floor Elevators since 1965.Now he is relaxing in the Hill Countrywith his wonderful wife. He is stillActive In music in the area. He teachesdrum lessons At MuzeMatic Studios.

Check him outwww.13thfloorelevators.com

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If you would like to be a sponsor for Center Stage Live Magazine along with these greatbusinesses, please contact CSL at 830-895-5092 or email us at [email protected]

A Special Thanks to Our Magazine Sponsors

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Are you a band looking fora musician?

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Are you a band/musicianlooking for a gig?

Are you a live venue lookingto book a band?

Add your wants to our“Wanted” section by

Calling us at 830-895-5092or

email us [email protected]

September 2012Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Ssaturday

1Cowboys on

Main @BanderaCelebrateBandera

Kerrville Wine& Music Festival

Barbwire @Guad RV Resort

2CelebrateBanderaKerrvilleWine &Music

Festival

3Jimmy LeeJones Band

@Luckenbach

4Ben

Beckendorf@

Luckenbach

5Texas MusicCoffee House

RochardVidmer @

Luckenbach

6Brigitte

London @Luckenbach

7Kick-A-Boot

Band @Luckenbach

8Cowboys on

Main@BanderaThomas

Michael Riley@ Pat’s Hall

9Bill Lewis @LuckenbachPicker Circle

10Bill Nash @Luckenbach

MondayNight Picker

Circle

11Ben

Beckendorf@

Luckenbach

12Rochard

Vidmer @Luckenbach

13Brigitte

London @Luckenbach

14Hayden

Whittington@

Luckenbach

15Cowboys on

Main@Bandera

Barbwire @Guad RVResort

16Thomas

Michael Riley@

Luckenbach


MondayNight Picker

Circle

18Ben

Beckendorf@

Luckenbach

19Rochard

Vidmer @Luckenbach

20Brigitte

London @Luckenbach

21Barbwire @Inn of the

Hills

22Cowboys on

Main@BanderaJohnny

Rodrigez@Buckhorn

Barbwire @Jr Stockshow

Dinner &Dance

23John Evans

@Luckenbach


25Ben

Beckendorf@

Luckenbach

26Richard

Vidmer @Luckenbach

27Brigitte

London @Luckenbach

28Texas

HeritageMusic

FestivalBordertownBootleggers

@Luckenbach

29Cowboys on

Main@Bandera

TexasHeritage

Music FestivalSouth AustinMoonlighters

@Luckenbach

30Bill Lewis @Luckenbach

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If you are interested in placing a calendar event in Center Stage Live Magazine on our event calendar,call us at 830-895-5092 or email us at [email protected]

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