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Songwriters By The Sea (Oct. 30, 2010) |
| "We were going to play a lot longer tonight, but Jesse's got great stories," joked Joe Rapolla, who along with Joe D'Urso hosted another brilliant "Songwriters at the Sea" show October 30 at the Strand Theater in Lakewood, NJ. |
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Show Review: The 3 Tuns, Gateshead (May. 13, 2010) |
| Joe is blessed with one of those unmistakable whisky tainted Asbury Park New Jersey voices that makes the story in every song come alive, and storytelling is what he obviously does best - straight ahead rock and roll mixed with subtle acoustic tones making for an evening full of wistful melancholy that both enthralls and at times gently tugs on the heartstrings. |
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Metromix Jersey Shore (Apr. 7, 2010) |
| [United States] Throughout "Down Here By The River," D'Urso gives his band plenty of chances to flex its muscles, and Stone Caravan consistently delivers, whether it's on the snarling, locomotive rock of the album-opening "Waiting for the Train," the Allman Brothers at a beach party mellow groove of "Brass Ring" or the cool, accordion-fueled folksiness of the Dylan-esque "Once Again." |
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APP.com (Mar. 12, 2010) |
| Hosts Joe D'Urso and Joe Rapolla present "Songwriters by the Sea," on April 10, a concert featuring these artists performing their own songs while discussing the craft of song-writing. Guest artists include Glen Burtnik, Jesse Malin, Christine Martucci, Casey Schuber, and Quincy Mumford. |
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Metromix Jersey Shore (Oct. 30, 2008) |
| [United States] "I know on a given night when we go out there, and I organize a lot of these events, when I go to bed at the end of the night, to actually quote Harry, it's a "good tired." I feel like I did something that made a little bit of a difference with a lot of help from a lot of people, and that my music served a purpose that night, or in general. And, I don't know, in all honesty, why I do all that. I just know that it feels good. I get to help people, and it just seems like the right thing." |
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The Journal News (LoHud.com) (Oct. 23, 2007) |
| [United States] "I've never seen any other art form be able to move people, as many people," he said. "I really believe it had something to do with the revolution during the late '60s and I think it's going to have something to do with the next one, wherever that goes." |
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The Stone Pony Online Newsletter (Feb. 22, 2007) |
| [United States] "I was never interested in communicating with musicians, I was only, and I'm still only, interested in communicating with people. Maybe that is why I gravitated towards folk, folk-rock, roots, rock and roll as that music was more about communication than the language of music." |
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Latina Oggi (Jul. 18, 2005) |
| [Italy] D'Urso il live; Stasera il rocker in concerto a Latina, Suonerà con la band pontina "The Backstreets" |
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The Story Be Told (Mar. 1, 2002) |
| [Italy] Download the full edition of a fanzine devoted to Joe that was published by Giacomo Squintani. Unfortunately, only a single issue was published, but it's 40 pages that's still worth reading. We're very happy to be able to offer it for download here in its entirity. |
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