Crummey Show

Words & Music by Joe Crummey Jane Getz Keyboards, Vocals Joe Crummey Vocals, Acoustic, Electric & Bass Guitars Bob Tucker Electric Guitar Kendall Kay Drums Kevin Eckert-Smith Backing Vocals Produced by Bob Tucker at Crescent Heights Digital, Hollywood, CA.

Child of September by Crummey Music

Side Chick by Jane Getz & Joe Crummey Words & Music- Jane Getz Keyboards & Vocals Jane Getz Bass, Acoustic, Electric Guitars, Harmony Vocals- Joe Crummey Acoustic slide- Bob Tucker Drums Kendall Kay Produced by Bob Tucker @ Crescent Heights Digital, Hollywood, CA

I was listening to him play and I heard it immediately. He had never done it before. It was the first time he played w/ vibrato. I asked him to come into the studio and play me a G major scale. It's very simple but only the second time he'd ever done it. Not quite as good as witnessing his first steps, but damn close. Track is about 50 sec.

This past week I filled in for Chris Plante on WMAL and for Geraldo Rivera @ KABC. Here's my first hour @ KABC 7/9/12 If you awoke to an intruder in the house- and he split- would you hunt him down and tackle him? Let's talk about what a father of 4 did in Costa Mesa....

1962 in America was a time when anything seemed possible. And with the July launch of Telstar, the first active communications satellite, the United States was riding the crest of yet another wave of electronic advancement. Telstar was built in NJ. at Bell Labs and it was the first satellite to send live TV/Fax & Phone calls across the Atlantic. It's something we take for granted, our ability to speak with anyone anywhere around the world at any time, but it all began with the first Telstar back in 1962. The idea of a man-made star soaring through space inspired this guy, Joe Meek to write a song about it. Telstar's been covered by a ton of old school bands like the Tornados, the Ventures and the Shadows, and like most of the pop music from that era its quite simple, but there's something about the way this instrumental captures the righteous joy of those times. All instruments played by yours truely. friend me on FB. Joe Crummey, The Joe Crummey Show follow me on Twitter: Joe Crummey Political commentary Hear my rants here @ SoundCloud.com Read 'em @ politico.com

The kid wants the full treatment, so I added Bass & Drums. I still call him the Kid, but he's Mr. Staccato to you!

Joe's kid rocks it on the viola....

Baa Baa Black Sheep Arranged for viola & guitar

jamin' w/ the kid by Crummey Music

Joe Crummey took a trip out to the Millionaire Protest, here's what he heard and saw

Joe Crummey and Noam Laden really are just ready for the freakin weekend

Listen to a behind the scenes moment sneaking it's way onto the air, and Joe getting punk'd

Joe tells the story of when he lost his first cat

Joe Crummey explains why the Port Authority really wants to raise tolls

Scott Salotto fills in for Noam Laden and apparently there's a new initiation if you want to be apart of the Crummey Show.

Jeter hit his 3,000th, and the guy who caught the piece of history... gave it back! What would you have done if you caught Jeter's 3000th hit? WABC's Mary Elkordy talked to people on the street to see what they think. Via the NY Post: No regrets. The Derek Jeter fan who gave back the historic 3,000th-hit ball that his idol blasted into the left-field stands -- a memento worth about $250,000 -- yesterday said he'd do it again "100 times." Sitting yesterday in a seat along the third-base line five rows above the visitors' dugout, Christian Lopez basked in his newfound fame -- and the extra thumbs-up he got yesterday from an at-bat Jeter, who notched his astounding 3,000th hit with the ball Saturday.