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 | | It's a beautiful theater, run by Adam Shriver. |
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 | | Elliot played his Fender that night for our live recording. |
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 | | Zeke Hutchison sat in for John Ortman, who was out west skiing with his brothers. |
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 | | The first occasion for the band's name to be "up in lights" -- Nov. 11, 2006 at the Ariel Theatre in Gallipolis, Oh. |
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 | Rob Hardin/Senior Staff Photographer (The Post):
"Elliot Abrams, Greg Bikowski, Bob Stewart and John Ortman lay down a smooth blues groove during their Tuesday night rehearsal. The "giggy" quartet will bring its unique sound to the Donkey this Saturday at 9 p.m." |
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 | | Stewart began recording his second solo CD project in late 2005. In December of that year, Mike Radcliffe (#28) recorded drum tracks for five of the songs on the CD. Chris Weibel (below) sets the levels on his computer at 3Elliot Studio in Athens, Ohio. |
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 | | Weibel, who also produced "Don't Think You Know," produced the second CD, "A Million Miles Away from Home." |
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 | | The Bob Stewart Band performs at The Forum Theatre on the Ohio University campus. |
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 | | Bob playing at a "Folk You" session in Chicago (December, 2005). Danya Malow, also appearing that night, sang harmony on "Don't Think You Know." |
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 | | The Bob Stewart Band playing at Donkey Coffee in Athens, Ohio. |
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 | | Bob, playing at Kramer's Bookstore in Washington, D.C. |
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 | | Stewart, playing at Folk You! in Evanston, Il. |
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 | | Stewart playing in Leipzig, Germany in July, 2005. |
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 | | Friederich Pohl (aka "Fripoh"), who played cello on "Fare Thee Well" (DTYK), played along on several songs. |
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 | | Bob, with Zeke Hutchison (center) on mando and John Ortman on harmonica, playing at the Athens Relay for Life (Athens, Ohio 2004). |
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| "Fripoh" on cello, at Donkey Coffee (Athens, Ohio 2003). |
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| At age 11 Stewart performed "House of the Rising Sun" for a talent show on the President Cleveland ship en route from Japan to San Francisco. |
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 | | Bob(by) Stewart, age 11, playing his sister's guitar (Bangkla, Thailand 1968). |
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