SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 10, 2022
Jim Boggia
SEPTEMBER 10, 2022
Jim Boggia
SUGGESTED DONATION $25/PERSON, ALL PROCEEDS TO THE ARTIST
CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION VIA
-PAYPAL AT paypal.me/cozycabinconcerts Please use the “Sending to a friend” option to avoid fee.
-VENMO @Linda-CacciatoreBolton Please unselect the “Product or Services” option to avoid fee
-CHECKS ACCEPTED
PRE-SHOW POT LUCK/GATE AT 3:15 P.M; PLEASE BRING AN APPETIZER/SALAD/MAIN DISH/DESSERT TO SHARE (OR YOU’RE WELCOME TO BRING SNACKS FOR YOURSELF)
MUSIC AL FRESCO PROMPTLY AT 4 P.M.
BYOB&C (bring your own wine/beer & chair, soft drinks provided)
PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF CURRENT COVID PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES. YOUR HOSTS AND THE ARTIST ARE FULLY VACCINATED AND BOOSTED; YOU BE TOO.
February 16, 2020, Jim brought his power pop and classic rock originals and to the Cozy Cabin; sadly, that performance became our penultimate show before The Pause. After a two and one-half year absence, we’re delighted to welcome Jim to the Cozy Cabin “Threepeat Club!”
Do you recall the first time you saw Jim live? For me, it was a very intimate show at the long-gone Hillside Café in Nutley, NJ; 18 months later I made a pilgrimage to the Saint in Asbury Park; I remember being a tad nervous (it was gritty) but it ended very well—I met my music sisters Billie Jo and Jamie for the first time and met Jim [ooh!].
I've been a Jim Boggia fan since I heard "Listening to NRBQ" long, long ago. He’s a master of Power Pop--strong melody line, heavy use of guitars, and simple rhythms a la early Todd Rundgren, The Raspberries, and Badfinger. The Philadelphia-based musical chameleon performs regularly with The Fab Faux and Joan Osborne, and has collaborated with many Philadelphia artists, among them Pete Donnelly (The Figgs), Eric Bazilian (The Hooters) and David Uosikkinen's (The Hooters) In the Pocket project. His most recent incarnations include The Sixties Show (check out the YouTube video of his cover of “It’s Not Unusual”) and what arguably may be his best-know project, Bruce Off-Broadway, where he performs the Springsteen catalog on the ukulele, making it the coolest instrument on the planet.
I was in the audience for this moved to tears performance City Winery’s “Remembering Leon” tribute/benefit in 2019. At the end of the song, I noticed the woman seated next to me was weeping; I gave her a tissue and a hug:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gxETcjjQLg
Jim is great fun to watch, listen to, and capture on video (just search for Jim on YouTube and you'll see what I mean). If you were present for Jim’s previous Cozy Cabin performances, then you know how much he enjoys playing here with our gourmet audience. He’s “so looking forward” to playing a combination of JB originals and his interpretations of favorites. And if you're new to Jim, then you're in for a real treat!
https://www.jimboggiamusic.com/
CONFIRM YOUR RESERVATION VIA
-PAYPAL AT paypal.me/cozycabinconcerts Please use the “Sending to a friend” option to avoid fee.
-VENMO @Linda-CacciatoreBolton Please unselect the “Product or Services” option to avoid fee
-CHECKS ACCEPTED
PRE-SHOW POT LUCK/GATE AT 3:15 P.M; PLEASE BRING AN APPETIZER/SALAD/MAIN DISH/DESSERT TO SHARE (OR YOU’RE WELCOME TO BRING SNACKS FOR YOURSELF)
MUSIC AL FRESCO PROMPTLY AT 4 P.M.
BYOB&C (bring your own wine/beer & chair, soft drinks provided)
PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF CURRENT COVID PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES. YOUR HOSTS AND THE ARTIST ARE FULLY VACCINATED AND BOOSTED; YOU BE TOO.
February 16, 2020, Jim brought his power pop and classic rock originals and to the Cozy Cabin; sadly, that performance became our penultimate show before The Pause. After a two and one-half year absence, we’re delighted to welcome Jim to the Cozy Cabin “Threepeat Club!”
Do you recall the first time you saw Jim live? For me, it was a very intimate show at the long-gone Hillside Café in Nutley, NJ; 18 months later I made a pilgrimage to the Saint in Asbury Park; I remember being a tad nervous (it was gritty) but it ended very well—I met my music sisters Billie Jo and Jamie for the first time and met Jim [ooh!].
I've been a Jim Boggia fan since I heard "Listening to NRBQ" long, long ago. He’s a master of Power Pop--strong melody line, heavy use of guitars, and simple rhythms a la early Todd Rundgren, The Raspberries, and Badfinger. The Philadelphia-based musical chameleon performs regularly with The Fab Faux and Joan Osborne, and has collaborated with many Philadelphia artists, among them Pete Donnelly (The Figgs), Eric Bazilian (The Hooters) and David Uosikkinen's (The Hooters) In the Pocket project. His most recent incarnations include The Sixties Show (check out the YouTube video of his cover of “It’s Not Unusual”) and what arguably may be his best-know project, Bruce Off-Broadway, where he performs the Springsteen catalog on the ukulele, making it the coolest instrument on the planet.
I was in the audience for this moved to tears performance City Winery’s “Remembering Leon” tribute/benefit in 2019. At the end of the song, I noticed the woman seated next to me was weeping; I gave her a tissue and a hug:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gxETcjjQLg
Jim is great fun to watch, listen to, and capture on video (just search for Jim on YouTube and you'll see what I mean). If you were present for Jim’s previous Cozy Cabin performances, then you know how much he enjoys playing here with our gourmet audience. He’s “so looking forward” to playing a combination of JB originals and his interpretations of favorites. And if you're new to Jim, then you're in for a real treat!
https://www.jimboggiamusic.com/
