Arcman,
no disrespect, but I know where you're coming from. People 34-50,
forget the young, ALL the time! I know what you mean. There's
nothing happening for the 18-34 age group, so important, that they are
the driving force in the elections, coming up. Don't want to take
away from your point, okay? I'm feeling you, too! Just thought I'd
clear that up! I was young once and I still like it loud, brassy and
colorful! Bring on the bright hair, half-way naked, young! Young
people rule, cause they party!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "sharon_b283" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Asbury Park, already has an annual Jazz Festival and everyone else,
> imitates it. So much for originality! What IS lacking, is minority
> involvement, of which there is none or very little, as witnessed by an
> editorial in last weeks rag, TCN, from a letter to the editor, noting
> that the photo printed in the coaster, had no blacks or hispanics
> sitting on the stage. Very non-representational of the majority here,
> as usual! Please don't bring up the west-side! I'm sick of that too!
> The only minorities, are on the council. No one else, is at the table.
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "arcman210" <acme87rangers@> wrote:
> >
> > there have been numerous suggestions in the past to get some sort of
> > music fesitval or annual summer concert back to asbury park like the
> > wnew ones from the past. there is a new radio station in new york
> > city, 101.9 wrxp, a rock station that is going to emphasise on local
> > new york city area artists as well as bridge a gap of rock from
classic
> > to current.
> >
> > anyone else see an opportunity here to start something?
> >
> > something similar to the red bank jazz and blues festival (which
> > ironically was sponsored every year by the smooth jazz station
which is
> > now the frequency of the new rock station)
> >
> > it would get plenty of on-air promotion in the entire new york
> > metropolitan area and could be something that could happen
annually or
> > bi-annually.
> >
> > madison marquette should jump on the opportunity
> >
>
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