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“Judah’s Song” Debuts CD - Well Received
Written by Jennifer Palermo   
Wednesday, 07 May 2008

“Judah’s Song” Debuts CD - Well Received

“Judah’s Song” had the debut of their new CD, “Songs of High Praise” at the Safe Haven Café in Somers Point on Saturday night. The band is made up of local friends who have known each other since high school and have added new friends along the way.

Lead vocalist Ted Dawkins has a soulful sound and singer/songwriter Aaron Palermo plays acoustic guitar and has an alternative sound. Palermo finds inspiration to his songs while surfing or just about anywhere.

The packed house (200 +) with standing-room-only ranged from young to old and was very enthusiastic about the music. The band also consists of drummer Zack Pashley (behind drums), Matt Sheppard on electric and bass guitar and Brandon Astin on percussion. Guest performers for the night were harmonica player Glen Taylor (below right), bass guitarist David Santos (below left) and saxophonist Clay Cromer (very bottom). Sheppard wrote and performed “I Could.” (Middle right)

       

Palermo, Astin and Dawkins (Above)

The CD was recorded and mixed at the Safe Haven Studios by Shane Reed and the support of Ruben Velez from New Covenant Community Church. Pastor Steve Evans talked to the crowd about priorities in life and what we spend our time doing to find satisfaction.

The CD is available on itunes and http://www.myspace.com/judahssong 

The Safe Haven Café is open Saturday nights at 701 New Hampshire Ave. Somers Point behind Burger King  Below: Palermo at studio.   www.safehavencafe.com

  


Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 May 2008 )
What’s Happening in May at the Jersey Shore 2008
Written by Jennifer Palermo   
Wednesday, 30 April 2008

What’s Happening in May at the Jersey Shore 2008

 

Fri.-Sat. May 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th at 7:30pm and Sun. May 18th – 2:00 pm “Gypsy” Margate Performing Arts Center $12, Advanced tickets $10 songsusan@aol.com

 

Sat. May 10 – Cape May World Series of Birding www.birdcapemay.org Cape May

Sat. May 10 – Cystic Fibrosis 10 K Walk 11 am Ocean City Music Pier Boardwalk

Sat. May 10 – Shirley Mae Run & Gilda’s Club Walk www.shirleymaefund.org

Sat. May 10 – Smithville Village - Middle East Dancers 1 – 4 pm

Sun. May 11- Mother’s Day!

Sun. May 11- Opening Day Leaming’s Run Gardens Rt 9 Cape May County

Weds. May 14 – Christian Women’s Club Stumpo’s Somers Point Noon $15 Color Your World by Ginger Foglio, Speaker Jennifer Ebaugh, an avid runner, call 965-4840 or 390-4317

Sat. May 17 – Am Heart Assoc Heart Walk Ocean City 9 am Civics Center 6th & Boardwalk

Sat. – Sun. May 17 – 18 – MAYFEST Smithville Crafts, Food and Music

Sun. May 18 – Tuckerton Seaport BBQ & Bluegrass Jamboree 11 – 5 pm, $8, $6 Seniors, $3 Children over 5

Fri. May 23 – Ocean City Business Persons Plunge Noon Moorlyn Terrace beach

Fri. – Sun. May 23 – 25 – Ocean Galleries Presents Jane Seymour: ‘Paintings from the Heart’ 7 – 10 pm 368-7777 www.oceangalleries.com  Gallery Open 10 - 10 pm.

Sun. May 25 – Leaming’s Run Colonial Hearth & Home Festival Cape May County  www.leamingsrungardens.com

Mon. May 26 – Memorial Day - Remember our fallen soldiers

Mon. May 26 – Opening Home Game Atlantic City Surf Baseball 6:35 pm Fireworks!

Fri. – Sun. May 30 – June 1 – Ocean City Flower Show Music Pier 2 – 9 pm, 10 – 9 pm, 10 – 4 pm Free 525-9300

Sat. May 31 – Free Open House Weekend Historic Cold Spring Village Cape May County www.hcsv.org

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 May 2008 )
Jennifer's Travel Journal "Spring in Manhattan"
Written by Jennifer Palermo   
Tuesday, 22 April 2008

Jennifer’s Travel Journal “Spring in Manhattan”


Times Square


Empire State Building


Chinatown - Mott Street


A lovely church


 

Walking over the Brooklyn Bridge


South Street Seaport


City Hall


Fountain by City Hall


St. Patrick’s Cathedral


Rockefeller Center



Tulips by Rockefeller Center


Central Park Carriage Ride


Opening Night of “A Catered Affair”

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 22 April 2008 )
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