Jan. 31, 2025
PipemanRadio Discusses The South Florida Fair with Given to Fly - The Pearl Jam Experience
Pipeman discusses The South Florida Fair and the Classic Rock Tribute Band Competition with Given to Fly - The Pearl Jam Experience
BOB DONAHUE - Lead Vocals
A lifelong Pearl Jam fan and professional vocal coach, Bob's baritone voice is incredibly...
Pipeman discusses The South Florida Fair and the Classic Rock Tribute Band Competition with Given to Fly - The Pearl Jam Experience
BOB DONAHUE - Lead Vocals
A lifelong Pearl Jam fan and professional vocal coach, Bob's baritone voice is incredibly reminiscent of Eddie Vedder's. With a degree in music business in hand, Bob created Given to Fly in 2014 to honor his musical heroes and recreate the best of Pearl Jam for die-hard fans who know their music well. His gritty, warm sound plus the band's tight delivery makes Given to Fly a standout tribute. Email Bob.
"Donahue may not look like Eddie Vedder, but he sure sounds like him. Like, a lot. He inhabits 'Jeremy', Pearl Jam's dark, mid-tempo hit from 1992, just like Vedder does." - Saratoga Living Magazine
WILL MICHAEL - Bass
From playing the Sunset Strip in LA in its heyday to gigging across the US, Will is a veteran pocket player with a full-bodied sound. He’s recorded albums and videos with multiple bands. Will maintains the beat with detail and brings a strong low end that you feel in Pearl Jam songs.
RUI PINTO - Drummer & Backing Vocals
Rui started his music career as a full-time keyboardist touring Portugal for more than 10 years but went on to play as a drummer after arriving in the US in 2005. A graduate of Escola de Jazz Luiz Villas-Boas music school in Lisbon, Rui is a precise drummer who delivers with groove and feel.
CHRIS ANASTASIO - Lead Guitar & Backing Vocals
Chris is a veteran musician and grunge era fan who's gigged up and down the East Coast in tribute bands, cover bands, and original bands. He taught guitar at Albright College, and has worked as a guitar & violin luthier for 15+ years. Chris is endorsed by Ugly Amps, and Ron Procopio Guitars.
GEOFF HAYNES - Rhythm Guitar & Backing Vocals
Geoff has been playing professionally since his first paid gig at age 16. He’s a talented multi-instrumentalist and has also been lead vocalist in several projects. Geoff's performed across the US, including New York, San Francisco, Dallas, and Miami.
Given to Fly was hired to play at the premiere of Pearl Jam's documentary film "Let's Play Two", and promoted by Pearl Jam on social media, including in the official event and sponsored ads.
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And I'm here with our next guest. Also, I'm going
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to be performing here at the South Florida Fair. Very exciting,
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So let's welcome Ryan to the show. We're going to
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talk about giving the fly the Pearl Jam experience. Yes, sir,
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so that's pretty cool. You know, it's funny because he
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sounds just like Eddie Vedder and give his vocal lessons
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to where I'm going to bring that up because anybody
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out there might want to use his skills to learn
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how to sing, because I'm here to tell you, unless
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you have the techniques and skills, it's going to be
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very hard. Yeah, even if you know has sing, if
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you don't use the proper technique, you blow out your voice.
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Yeah, for sure, that's the truth.
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He's got a really great baritone voice and he knows
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how to use it. That's a lot of technique to it.
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He nails Eddie Vedder.
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For and that's not an easy one to nail, you know, No.
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No, it's not right. You have to pick a difficult one.
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I know, right. And then I think that seems to
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be the theme this year at the fair, because like
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he's a hard one. And then I was interviewing Ode
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to the Cranberry's and Dolores is definitely a hard one, right,
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you know. So I'm always like very impressed with people
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that have the courage to sing other people's songs like them,
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especially when they have a voice like Eddie Vedder or
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Dolores or you know, an Amy Lee or Stevie Nicks.
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You know, some of these voices, they're like you talk
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to artists that didn't do it for a living that
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would say, yeah, I wouldn't sing their songs.
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Okay, yeah, yeah, that's true.
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Right, there's a lot of sport in the ones that
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these folks are picking.
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Maybe it picked him, right, I think it probably did,
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you know, because I couldn't sing like any bedders right right,
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you know. And so you guys started up in New York.
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I'm from the northeast too. What brought you down to
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South Florida.
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The reason that Bob ended up in South Florida is
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because his parents were here. They had already migrated south
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before him, so he came down to be near them
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and left the band that had been working already for
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eight nine years up there, very popular, won the tribute
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band contest up there for the whole region.
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The capital region of upstate New York.
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It was voted on, and so he left that and
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a lot of fans and followers and came down south.
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But we understand why, right, because we're in paradise here.
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Yeah, right, you know what even you know it's funny
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because I was doing radio coverage on this thing called
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ship Rock, which is a rock cruise, and my youngest
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story who lives in the Pandandle was texting me videos
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of the blizzard there, right, And she's been trying to
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get me to move to that part of Florida.
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That is the north, that is the North.
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Yes, listen, if I tell her, like, listen, if I
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want that kind of weather, I'll move back to New Jersey.
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I'm not like to me, it goes against my religion
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to live in Florida and have that weather same.
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You have to be south of Stewart, right, the tropics
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of the subtropics start at Stewart. That's as far north
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as as I want to live. We'll travel and play
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north of there.
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But we will come home exactly. And a lot of
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people don't realize. Okay, So a lot of people that
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came on this cruise and got off the boat in
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Miami and it was cold here, you know, they don't
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realize it actually gets cold here, colder at the same
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temperature like Jersey. I could wear a T shirt and
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forty degree weather, not South Florida.
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Right right, your blood has been for sure. I just
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said Bob last night, our lead singer. I just said
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to him last night a rehearsal, do you look at
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the weather? He said, no, no, right, that's my job
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to know the weather and report it.
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Right.
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I said, well, it's going to be eighty three while
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you perform two o'clock. He said, no problem.
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Right. I was a little bit worried about a uh
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I New York.
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He's been down here a handful of years, and he
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actually went to college here. He has a degree in
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music business, so he went to college here. So he's
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he's actually a Floridian at this point, but I did
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bring up.
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I'll never claim that. I'll never claim Floridian ever. Now
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I've lived here since two thousand and I'm still a
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Jersey boy. I don't yeah, I don't claim yeah, And
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you know what, like to the humidity when it's cold,
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that's what makes it colder here because like it's like
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that wet cold, but that eighty three degrees and humidity.
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My hat's off to any musician that performs in that.
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Like I have a you know, I go and I
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do all these festivals. I have a lot of friends
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that I'll be like, how are you out there in
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like a long leather overcoat. Yeah?
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Right, it's right to something where they really have to.
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Yeah, it's like it's brutal, you know, so.
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It's part of it. The show must go on.
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That's it. That's it. Well, you listen, you know how
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it is. A musician will get up on stage and
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basically they won't give themselves permission to die till they
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get off stage.
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I wouldn't give them permission either, right if I.
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Run around here, there you go. I love it. You're
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you're really the magic behind the band.
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I think, Well, I appreciate that, but you know, I
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think it's very uh, very give and.
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Take, you know, Yang and Yang.
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I couldn't do what I do without a killer product.
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I just wouldn't want my name on it.
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And in many ways they need my skill set, you know.
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So it's symbiotic.
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That's nice. And you guys got a bunch of other gigs.
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I also know it's like, Okay, so my studios are
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in Wellington, but I live on Singer Island, so I
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know it's you're playing at the Malts. Yeah, so that's cool.
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Yeah, that's a good one.
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It's a cool venue.
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Actually, yeah, it is nice people, well run, good.
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Sound, yeah, exactly, and that's not always easy to find
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in South Florida. I find Palm Beach County to be
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better than Broward County me personally, Yeah, as far as
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how they treat the bands, how they treat media, how
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their sound is. And I think Palm Beach County is
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really cool, but South Florida Fair is really like all
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I hear from only artists is great things. And I've
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been covering for years and there's always great stages, great sounds.
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I've been to fairs all over this and to me,
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there's no better fare for music than the South Florida Yeah.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Woody the stage manager has it dialed in and Kayla
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the entertainment director. I mean, it's you know, it's second nature.
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It's they're pros. So it makes it easy on us
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for sure.
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And I like saying that because some people may think, oh,
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that wouldn't be the case at the Fair.
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But yeah, it's a first class operation.
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Matt Matt Wallsmith, the new CEO that's come in there,
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has done a great job.
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We're excited about it. Yeah.
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Yeah. So have you guys played the Fair before? Is
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this your first time?
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No? No, we haven't.
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Wow, I have another tribute act and not done the Fair.
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No.
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So you're going into this competition here and you could
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take it all without ever even have ever played the Fair.
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I think that's cool as can be.
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Yeah, that's that's the plan. Let's uh, let's see if
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we can manifest it.
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So how did it happen? How? You know, how did
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it happen that you ended up competing in this classic
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rock competition that the South Florida Affair has every year.
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So you're like the cream and the crop if you're
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in that.
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Yeah, thank you, thank you.
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Uh, you know, it just came on my radar, and
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we applied for it and waited and ultimately got the
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good news that we're able to compete.
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So we did the traditional process of applying, and I
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love that you got picked because you know, people like
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to say that people.
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Aren't really like in other things that are put on
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here in South Florida. People aren't really into rock music
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in South Florida. You show up to fair on Saturday
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and watch this competition, and you will prove all those
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people wrong, because that is the biggest lie ever told.
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You was saying that we need to correct.
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You can't really say, I can't really say, but let's
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put it this way. They there are a music festival
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in South Florida that may no longer be a music
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festival in South Florida.
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Ah okay, I'm with you.
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Well, probably because of that thought process, right right.
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It all starts at the top, right, So if that's
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if that's the ideology at the top, it's going to
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flow all the way down and maybe out.
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Well. The thing is too, I think like you gotta
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be relative to what's now, not what was two years ago,
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five years ago, ten years ago, twenty years ago. It
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doesn't matter, it's what's now, and you know, so you
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have to evolve with the times. And I think that's
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what's great about the South Florida Fairs. They make changes,
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They evolve with the times, you know, instead of doing
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the same thing you're in, you're out because eventually that
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becomes a dinosaur.
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Yeah, for sure, it's great leadership that does that. Right,
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just evolved And.
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We're lucky to cover Pearl Jam because they constantly evolve.
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I mean, they have been a.
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Working charting touring band. This is the thirty fifth year
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and in their forty thirty fifth year, on this album,
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they've had two number one hits already, right, right, So
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they're just going with the flow and delivering what the
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people want, and we're trying to keep up with that
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as well.
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It was pretty cool too. You guys were hired to
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play at the premiere of the Pearl Jam documentary film
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Let's Play two, and you've been promoted by Pearl Jam
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on the shles and the official event and everything like. So,
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how does it really feel when the band you're paying
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tribute to is promoting you.
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Yeah, that's that's big, right, That's that's pretty much the
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Holy Grail. They did it organically and they also did
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it in paid ads, so they've put they put their
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money where their mouth is.
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You know.
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It's it's a big it's a big win.
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And the guys in the band are die hard Pearl
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Jam fans, especially Bob.
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You know, he's been to a dozen a dozen shows,
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and so it really doesn't get better than that, right,
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I know?
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Right? The only thing that could be a little better
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is if both bands get up on stage and perform together.
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Yes, let's do it. Can you help me?
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Maybe? Yeah, I'm putting it out there right now, Like
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you know, don't just promote social media bring him up
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and do it like a double show that would.
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Because yes, right, yes, amen, amen.
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I love it. So besides being a big fan of
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Pearl Jam, what started the whole brainstorm to do this
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tribute band?
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It was just being a super fan. You know. Bob,
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like I said, he just loves them.
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He's been to a ton of shows. He's he's been
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a ten Club member. So ten Club is a paid
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membership only fan club that Pearl Jam runs. It's on
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Pearljam dot com. He's been a ten Club member since
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