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Armed And Amplified by Joe Canzano And The Rhythmic Revolution
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fave it Classic Rock | Punk
10 tracks | 31 minutes
Released May 2005
on Rocket Bomb Records
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Guitar-powered jammin.' Short and sweet. Fun and infectious.
Bio / Background
Joe Canzano was playing in New Jersey and New York City as a solo acoustic guy. Every Tuesday night he was at the Cove Lounge in Roselle. Once in while he'd get a better night. One Saturday he got a gig there, opening up for a bunch of bands. It rained very hard-some kind of hurricane, and none of the bands showed up. Then the sound guy, whose name was Ed (he eventually married a girl named Lisa who used to come down a lot), decided to go next door to the bowling alley. Then the bartender did the same, and Joe was up there playing to a totally empty room.
Joe's comments: "Yes, I remember it well. I could see the whole room and it was empty. Still, I hung on to the hope that my whole life would be sweeter than the average sardine."
Every Monday Joe went to CBGBs in Manhatten to play over at the "acoustic side," which was a record store attached to the main club. There was a girl behind the counter who was a "ball point pen artist.
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