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Somewhere on this site is an "Easter Egg." Check out the Stephen & the Snake web site! We now have a real-live MySpace page!
We now also have a Show Calendar page!
On March 21, 2008, we passed 100,000 cumulative plays of these songs and clips. Wonder how long it'll take to hit a quarter of a million??? (Note that this does NOT include plays of the "Classic" song clips that may be accessed from the Alan Lorber Biography page.) Stephen and the Snake's outdoor concert at the Wayside Commons in Burlington, scheduled for Wednesday, August 25, has been postponed until Thursday, August 26, because of rain. The forecast for Thursday is good, so we hope to see you there. Music starts at 7 PM. We've acquired yet another obscure cover version of Can't Find The Time, this one by a group called The X-Ceptions. It's a cut from their album Live At The Gables, released in 1971. Click here to listen to a clip.
Several months ago, a film crew from Burlington Community Access Television (bcattv.org) showed up at the Catbird Café to interview and video a performance by Stephen and the Snake. We just got the word that a 1/2 hour program, Stephen and the Snake Live at the Catbird Café will be airing, starting tonight (July 27) on their Public channel. This can be found on Comcast Channel 9, RCN Channel 3 and Verizon Channel 39. Don't have details as to the schedule, though. Check your listings. The interview will be aired on Richie Sarno's Turntable show in August. Again, check your listings. These are being aired in conjunction with the Music at Wayside Summer Concert Series (see below), and Verizon will also air them in several other towns.
On July 22, 2010, the South Shore music community lost one of its staunchest supporters when Osvaldo "Ozzie" Marinelli passed away after a long battle with cancer. He was a truly unique individual and a good and loyal friend, with a real love for music. We will all miss him. Rest in peace, Ozzie.
Ran across another, very obscure cover version of Can't Find The Time, this one by a Dino Take Five, released in 1971 on a 45 RPM single. We haven't been able to come up with a clip, but you can see a photo of the record on the Stephen and the Snake web site.
Stephen and the Snake will be be closing out the Music at Wayside Summer Concert Series, held outdoors at the gazebo at Wayside Commons in Burlington. The Commons are on Wayside Road, Exit 33A off Route 128/95. You can find driving directions at the link above. We'll be performing starting at 7 PM; admission is free. Rain date will be the day following (Thursday, August 26). See you there! There's a really interesting book in the making - The Sounds from Boston (working title, subject to change) by Rob Watts is scheduled for publication by Ocean View Press in 2008. Rob interviewed Harry, Steve, Jack & the Snake on August 21 of 2005, and both Orpheus and Orpheus Reborn are expected to be a featured part of this project. Read more at www.bostonauthor.com.
We now have a SITE MAP to help with navigation, and a CHANGE LOG to show you what's new "at a glance." See the links at the bottom of each main page. A subject dear to our hearts -
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