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The characters of Broadway were out and about. Jon Pardi is entering a new era of music. The California native announced last week his forthcoming record, Honkytonk Hollywood, which is slated for release on April 11th. When Pardi announced the record, he also released the title single and the music video for the previously released track, "Friday Night Heartbreaker," which will also appear on the album's tracklist. In the music video for "Friday Night Heartbreaker," the Grand Ole Opry member strayed from the traditional music video filming style found in country music and made more of a cinematic experience, bringing in circus actresses and actors to help portray the mind games the woman is playing on a man. Pardi describes this "Friday Night Heartbreaker" as a Devil in disguise, a hellraiser, a game player, and more so to have the eccentric circus performers featured in the video helps bring those adjectives to life. This new video was filmed in Nashville’s historic Printer’s Alley and directed by Jim Wright. “I always enjoy filming with Jim Wright, even if it means being in Printer’s Alley until 2 AM. You really see some wild characters down there at that hour. One of my favorite parts of the shoot was chatting with the actors and actresses who performed the circus stunts—they were amazing! All I had to do was play guitar and drive a cool car while they were over there breathing fire and swallowing swords. It was awesome to watch it all come together!” The end product of the video is stellar, but being in Printer's Alley until 2 AM can lead him to run into some interesting characters. During a sit down with Kelleigh Bannen for Today’s Country Radio, Pardi detailed some characters they encountered while filming. "One guy tried to ride a motorcycle through the set. It's all on camera somewhere. They were literally like, 'This is our alley (Pardi makes engine revving noises).' Then one, like we had a big grip guy, whatever you call them, running the camera, clotheslined this dude, dropped the bike. I'm by the car because he was going to run into the car. Everybody's drunk." While the motorcycle group was crazy, that was just the start of the chaos taking place in Printer's Alley because shortly after they passed through, another man walked out and told Pardi and the film crew that he owned the alley and they weren't allowed to film there. "He's like, 'This is my alley, I own the alley. What are you doing? Do you have a permit?' Like, yeah, we got a permit. But I was like, 'You own the alley, huh? What are you doing at 2 AM wasted right now...'" Apparently, the "alley owner" then had a little henchman backing him up that this man owned the alley. Pardi acknowledges that some of these "alley owners" might own property on Printer's Alley, but that does not equate to owning the space behind the building. Talk about a wild ride trying to film this music video. You never know what you will see off-Broadway in the early morning hours. https://twitter.com/JonPardi/status/1880315518357500370 If you haven't watched the music video yet, check it out while you're here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnuJ8om9iDA Honkytonk Hollywood Tour Dates: 4/25/2025 – Lubbock, TX – United Supermarkets Arena 4/26/2025 – Las Cruces, NM – Pan American Center 5/15/2025 – Tucson, AZ – Tucson Arena 5/16/2025 – Prescott Valley, AZ – Findlay Toyota Center 5/29/2025 – Toledo, OH – Huntington Center 5/30/2025 – Indianapolis, IN – Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park 5/31/2025 – Evansville, IN – Ford Center 6/5/2025 – Highland Heights, KY – Truist Arena 6/6/2025 – Pittsburgh, PA – Petersen Events Center 6/7/2025 – Allentown, PA – PPL Center 6/11/2025 – Regina, SK – Brandt Centre 6/12/2025 – Lethbridge, AB – VisitLethbridge.com Arena 6/14/2025 – Kelowna, BC – Prospera Place 6/18/2025 – Idaho Falls, ID – Mountain America Center * 6/20/2025 – Airway Heights, WA – BECU Live at Northern Quest * 6/21/2025 – Bend, OR – Hayden Homes Amphitheater * * TBA and Kassi Ashton

Shortly after Midnight on Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he was firing Brian Hook, the head of the Wilson Center for Scholars and a prominent Iran hawk. Hook had been involved in hiring for the State Department during the transition. During Trump’s first term, Hook served as the Special Representative for Iran under Mike Pompeo. In this capacity, Hook was a supporter of the strategy of “maximum pressure” against Iran via sanctions. Our first day in the White House is not over yet! My Presidential Personnel Office is actively in the process of identifying and removing over a thousand Presidential Appointees from the previous Administration, who are not aligned with our vision to Make America Great Again.…— Donald J. Trump Posts From His Truth Social (@TrumpDailyPosts) January 21, 2025 In the same post, Trump also announced the firing of retired General Mark Milley from the National Infrastructure Advisory Council, celebrity chef José Andrés from the President’s Council on Sports, and the former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms from the President’s Export Council. The post Trump Fires Iran Hawk Hook appeared first on The American Conservative.

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Rush is certainly one of the most influential bands of all time, and Alex Lifeson (guitar), Geddy Lee (bass, vocals, keyboards), and Neil Peart (drums, lyrics) were fundamental to the band’s amazing discography. Many famous musicians influenced by them would have loved to be part of the band. Interestingly, Geddy Lee also has a few bands he would have loved to join. He once revealed the four groups he dreamed of being a member of. He mentioned those groups in an interview with UDiscover Music in 2020 and Rock and Roll Garage selected what the musician said about them over the years. The 4 bands Geddy Lee said he would have liked to be part of Cream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_u1eu6Lpds&pp=ygUbY3JlYW0gc3Vuc2hpbmUgb2YgeW91ciBsb3Zl Cream was a fundamental influence to Rush and especially Geddy Lee who went alone to see their show in Canada in the late 60s because none of his friends were interested. That night changed his life as he said many times and it was an inspiration for Rush later on which also became a power trio. The musician said that in an interview with Sirius XM Classic Vinyl Influences show in 2013 (Transcribed by Rock and Roll Garage). “Cream sort of changed my life. They blew my mind and I remember they were coming to Toronto. I couldn’t get any of my friends interested to go see them. They were playing at Massey Hall and I went down and bought a ticket and I went by myself.” “I just had to see them, they were such an important band to me. Jack Bruce’s bass playing was just out of this world. Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker, I mean they were the ultimate trio. The most influential band in my entire career in many ways.” “The day I bought the ticket I was walking through a department store, because it was chilly out. All the televisions in the TV department had shots of Robert Kennedy. It was the day that Robert Kennedy was shot. So it’s another thing that I sadly never forget, but Cream were a really incredible band to me. It was incredible to see them live back in the day,” Geddy Lee said. Geddy has always been a big fan of the band's bassist and singer Jack Bruce, including his solo career. In an interview with BBC in 2019, he even chose the late musician as his "Rock God". Led Zeppelin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwOOFYDhAQA&pp=ygUtbGVkIHplcHBlbGluIHdoYXQgaXMgYW5kIHdoYXQgc2hvdWxkIG5ldmVyIGJl Geddy Lee also would have liked to occupy John Paul Jones' position in Led Zeppelin. The curious thing is that, besides being the group's bassist, Jones was also the keyboardist, just like Geddy in Rush. It was also another band that he had the chance to see when he was a teenager in Canada and he recalled many times how that show was a magical experience. According to him, it looked they floated out of the stage. “That was August 18, 1969. They were doing two shows. We were at the first show. I went with John Rutsey (Original Rush drummer) and Alex (Lifeson). It was general admission. We lined up for hours. We got in and we sat in the second row. And I swear they didn’t walk out on stage – they floated out. They literally brought the house down, because by the end of the night there was plaster falling from the ceiling,” Geddy Lee told Classic Rock in 2021. Lee had the chance to meet John Paul Jones a little better when he interviewed the Led Zeppelin member for his "Big Beautiful Book of Bass" a few years ago. Jones was a big inspiration for Lee and he even said that he thinks he was the "unsung hero" in Led Zeppelin. Back in 2019 he chose for Rolling Stone his “favorite bass songs”. One of them was “What It is and Never Should Be” released by Led Zeppelin on their second album “Led Zeppelin II” (1969). Lee noted that it is his favorite song of the band when it comes to bass playing. Jefferson Airplane https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WANNqr-vcx0&pp=ygUSamVmZmVyc29uIGFpcnBsYW5l The influential Californian band Jefferson Airplane was also another big inspiration for Geddy and a group he would like to have been part of. He would be filling Jack Casady's shoes, the bassist he said was underrated. “I always found Jack Casady from Jefferson Airplane to be very underrated. He played odd basses. like this Guild that was really modified. He was really into that mod stuff.” “Listen to his playing from the early days or the live album ‘Bless Its Pointed Little Head’. You’ll hear something really twangy and aggressive for what essentially was a trippy Californian band. He had this heavy tone that pushed the band along. Jefferson Airplane went through a million configurations in their history, but Jack made those early versions of this band stand out for me.” “I really gravitated towards his sound on the song called ‘The Other Side Of This Life’. There’s a live version of it that we used to cover way, way back in Rush when we were starting out. During the intro, he plays this angry circular pattern. If you listen to that, you’ll hear how there’s a nod to Jeff in my sound,” Geddy Lee told Music Radar in 2022. Jefferson Airplane was active from 1965 until 1973, reuniting in 1989 and 1996. Casady was part of all the studio albums the band released. But he made more albums with Hot Tuna, the band he made after Airplane broke-up. He also recorded Jefferson Starship in the 90s, a band that was formed by other ex-Jefferson Airplane members in the 70s. Yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-BMlq_zyko&pp=ygUIWWVzIGJhbmQ%3D "Chris Squire in Yes, did I think I could play with them? Fuck no (laughs). But I would have loved to have given it a shot," Geddy Lee told UDiscover Music. He has always been a big Yes fan, and it was the only band for which he waited in line all night to get tickets. Chris Squire was his hero and ended up paying tribute to him when Yes was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Geddy and his bandmate Alex Lifeson were the ones who inducted the Progressive Rock group and Lee played with them a few songs since Squire had passed away two years before. He also said to UDiscover music that in his opinion Squire was the greatest Progressive Rock bassist of all time. “Judging bass players is really about the context of that bass player. (…) If I was to pick the greatest Progressive Rock bassist of all time it would have to be Chris Squire without a question”. The post The 4 bands Geddy Lee said he would have liked to be part of appeared first on Rock and Roll Garage.

UTL COMMENT:- Damn ----- what a waste of all those dreams :-(. I must admit, some of those photos she really does look like a man - look at the hips....as Shakira says "Hips don't lie" ? Oh my God - is almost every single royal woman, actress, and "female" politician, a DUDE??!!

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