
The Moogy Klingman Duo plus one with Moogy at the keys and guitarist Jim Satten with
special guest Aisha Hinton on harmony
will be doing a nite at Pete's Saloon in Westchester.
8 Main St. Elmsford, New York -phone 914
592 9849
http://www.petessaloon.com/psrdirection.html Saturday, April
22nd - 3 sets starting at 10:30 pm. NO cover
no
reservation
necessary, just have a drink and enjoy the show!
Hi
Folks - We had a great day and nite on Saturday, March 18th. My new
band - the Moogy Klingman Band, did a live radio concert in the
afternoon right in the middle of the FM dial. It was Radio Free Eiareen
on WBAI 99.5 FM and the concert went very well. Even Ian Lloyd came
down to sing "Brother Louie" and help promote the concert that nite at
the Cutting Room.
The Cutting Room show that
nite went very well, indeed. A packed house heard my band do a close to
90 minute set of all Moogy songs. With a new line-up including Jim
Satten on guitar, and Aisha Hinton on vocals and band vets Denny
McDermett on drums and Even Steven Levee on bass, the band locked in
and rocked the house!
Then I did half the set
with Ian Lloyd and Stories as guest keyboardist. That was lots of fun
and the audience loved Ian as well. We finished up the whole nite with
"Brother Louie" followed by a duet of Ian and myself on the Beatles,
"You Can't Do That".
It was a great
day and nite and you just had to be there and if you weren't, we have
soundclips coming to this website very soon.
Moogy Klingman 3/21/06
For past gig anouncments and Moogy's past chronicles, click here Upcoming Releases for sooned to be released single.
Yes, folks,
you heard it here first. Friday, Aug. 12th, 2005 - I played two
different
characters who play the keys in the new Bon Jovi video. Titled "Welcome
To Wherever You Are", it's a big, hit bound track that we
filmed
on the lower east side of Manhattan. Down on Pitt Street and Ave D with
a film crew of at least 100 people, it sure seemed like a big deal.
Moogy
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Joel "Bishop" O'Brien 1943 - 2004 |
Moogy
Bob Dylan and Bette Midler in Moogy's recording studio in 1975 -
working
on Buckets of Rain, produced by Moogy Klingman and released on the
Moogy
produced Bette Midler album, "Songs for the New Depression" back in
1976.
Unfortunately many of the songs that Moogy produced were left off the
album.
(about 10 at last count!!). There is now an international movement to
get
these trax released!
Sign the Petition for demanding the release of the lost Bette Midler Album that Moogy produced:
http://www.petitiononline.com/sftnd/petition.html
The leader of the Glitterhouse was Mike Gayle, also from Great Neck. He wrote, sang and played lead guitar on most songs. His greatness as a songwriter and musical force cannot be emphasized enuff. ... More |
Music
from Freek Creek - the long lost supersession album, order it here at
moogymusic.com
The rare Music From Free Creek album featuring
Eric Clapton is finally available on CD. This album was done in 1969 and has been written about in many books about Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and even Todd Rundgren who appears on one cut. It's an amazing jam album with not only Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, but also Keith Emerson, Dr. John, Moogy Klingman, Harvey Mandel, Mitch Mitchell (drummer of Hendrix's Experience), Linda Ronstadt and more. |
It was a good ole time of utopian dreams and Capitol schemes. It was a time when I knew then, that you gotta have friends. Though a quarter century away, the music still sounds vital today. Moogy & the Rhythm Kings would meet a wizard named Todd and the musical sparks would fly! Kings would soon turn Utopian. So here is a musical blue print of these flying sparks, presented for your listening pleasure! |
In
1973, I was playing in a band called "Moogy and the Rhythm Kings". A
friend
of mine named Todd Rundgren asked me to form a band with him. It was to
have a futuristic vision and bringing most of the members of my band
with
me, we formed "Utopia". In the year, 2000, I was playing in a band called "Moogy and the MoJo's". I was approached by a long lost friend of mine named Kevin Ellman, who asked me to form a band with him. It was to have a Utopian vision and bringing most of the members of my band with me, we formed "Freak Parade". With Katia Floreska, Even Steven and Don Celenza, we started gigging in Manhattan. And then we did these recordings at home in the moogy music studios. A combination of old Utopia and newer - bluesier material........ here tis. Hope you like it. |
This CD includes all Moogy songs from his early days including rare and previously unreleased material with many of your favorite musicians including Todd Rundgren, original Utopia members Ralph Schuckett and John Seigler and other rock legends such as Rick Derringer and Buzzy Linhart |
The
Buzzy Moogy Sessions
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Notes:
A very special event occurred at the Triad Theater in NYC
on October 2nd of 2002. A historic reunion took place of former Todd
Rundgren
band members, including Moogy Klingman's Freak Parade (with original
Utopia
drummer Kevin Ellman) and Stewkey, lead singer of the Nazz. Special
guest
Godfrey Townsend (lead guitarist/vocalist of the Who's John Entwhistle
Band) joined in for the fun. He has spent the last few summers touring
with Todd Rundgren in the Beatles tribute band, "A Walk Down Abbey
Road."
These great artists came together to celebrate their association with
Todd
and the wonderful music that their fans cherish |
![]() Moogy Klingman Band live at the Triad, February 1st, 2002 |
Moogy Klingman "Tomorrow's Hits Today" |
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