Wednesday January 16
Sing Sing the Songs of Dan Fogelberg and Win a HAM!

HUMANS AGAINST MUSIC
Hippie New Year! Is it 2008 already? Bill C. is out this month taking a CPR class, so welcome back Empresario Kraoky Song. Sing low and win big at Freddy's!

This month HAM celebrates the life and music of Dan Fogelberg with our 2-song tribute "LONGER DAN". You may recall some of his later work from albums such as "The Very Best of Dan Fogelberg" (2001), "Fogelberg's Greatest Hits" (1982), "The Essential Dan Fogelberg" (2003) and "Portrait: The Music of Dan Fogelberg" (1997).

Often confused with other soft-rock greats like Harry Chapin, James Messina, Kenny Loggins, James Taylor, and even sad siren Joni Mitchel, Fogelberg came into his own with songs such as "Same Old Lang Syne" and signature prom favorite "Longer (Than)".

Daniel Grayling Fogelberg passed away last December 2007 after years of coping with advanced prostate cancer. He was born on August 13, 1951 in Peoria, Illinois, the younger of two borthers.His father, Lawrence, was a World War II veteran who worked as a band leader for both Woodruff 1945-1955 and Pekin 1956-1976 High Schools and Bradley University. His mother, Margaret, was a classically-trained pianist from Scotland. As an avid downhill skierm outdoorsman, and sailor, nature served to inspire his music. He built a full recording studio in Maine known as "Mountain Bird Studio" in the late 80's where he recorded his last two albums "River Of Souls" (1993) and "No Resemblance Whatsoever" (1995).

MEDIOCRE PRIZES!
First Prize: 48 oz Karkus brand packed in it's own juices
Second Prize: Some DVD from the Library!
Third Prize: Stuff!

Join the Big Bohemian ending at 12:30. We have over 375 GET-OUT! voiceless tracks, but you'll have to show up and hear for yourself.

Humans Against Music
Wednesday January 16, 2007
From 9:30-ish to 12:30 there and abouts
485 Dean Street (6 Ave + Dean)
www.freddysbackroom.com

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Domo Arigato for making Karaoke Don't Destroy iii another singing sensation. Check out what Village Voice reporter Trisha Romano had to say about it:
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0447/flylife.php

The Brooklyn Papers writer, Lee Cabot Walker had this to say:
"HAIRY, HAIRY NIGHT, Clothing is tossed aside in hirsute's pursuit of canned meat."

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