April 2nd - SG1 - Attn N. Calif/W. Nev Forum Members - Ronny Cox Appearance

[morjana]

Actor/Singer-songwriter Ronny Cox is appearing Saturday, April 2nd at
the Cozmic Cafe in Placerville, CA. The show begins at 8pm and there
is a $15 cover charge. Phone number is 530-642-8481.

The Cozmic Cafe is located at 595 Main St (between Cedar Ravine St.
and Sheridan St. and SOUTH of Hwy 50) in Placerville, CA. The Cozmic
Cafe is located in a stand-alone two story brick building.
Unfortunately, Mr. Cox is performing on the second floor, which is
only accessible by stairs (gosh darn it).

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Here are some links:

Cozmic Cafe

http://www.cozmiccafe.com/

Ronny Cox -The Q Note Productions concert series brings you an
eclectic mix of music and storytelling by renowned movie and
television actor/singer songwriter, Ronny Cox. Cox's show has been
described as a wonderful acoustic mix of folk, western, jazzy-bluesy
music and just plain corn ball stuff, and will feature accompaniment
horn, accordion and fiddle.

Ronny Cox is one of the most respected and sought-after character
actors in Hollywood. Since his debut in John Boorman's film
Deliverance including playing guitar in the famous "dueling banjos"
scene, Ronny has appeared in over 50 films including Beverly Hills
Cop (I&II), Bound for Glory, Robo Cop, Total Recall and many others.
He has starred in numerous TV movies and in the television series of
Apple's Way, St. Elsewhere, and as Senator Kinsey in Stargate SG1.
For further information:

http://www.qnoteproductions.com/

or (530) 333-1018.

Tickets $15, on sale at Cozmic Cafe and Three Sisters Cafe in
Georgetown. Performance at 8:00 PM

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Ronny Cox website show schedule
http://www.ronnycox.com/calendar.html

Oh...Ronny will be performing on radio:

Saturday, April 23rd, 2005 8:00 PM

WFMT Radio - 98.7
5400 N. St. Louis Ave.
Chicago, IL
Radio broadcast... not open to the public
8:00 -8:50 pm for broadcast

http://www.wfmt.com/

http://www.wfmt.com/playlists/daily/...dpl042305.html

8:00 "Folkstage" hosted by Rich Warren: Ronny Cox live from our Levin
Performance Studio




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[morjana]

Went and saw Ronny Cox and his musical group perform in Placerville
Saturday night. Ronny Cox was very delightful, with a wonderful sense
of humor and very approachable. He mingled with the crowd before,
during and after the concert -- chatting, signing autographs, and
posing for photos.

The concert producer introduced Ronny, and Ronny talked about he was
chosen for his first movie role (Deliverance) because he played the
guitar so well, which was necessary for the dueling banjo sequence.

Ronny sang a couple of his folk songs, and then told a story about
when he was last working up in Vancouver on the Stargate set. He
asked if any of us had even been ice fishing. He said some of the
crew took him out ice fishing. Ronny mentioned that it was cold, and
to keep the bait from freeing, some of the guys he was with would
keep the bait warm by keeping it in their armpits.

So when Ronny got ready to fish, he cut a hole in ice, and baited his
hook, and was just ready to drop his line through the ice, when he
heard this loud, booming voice say, "There are no fish under the
ice." Ronny looked around, and then started to drop his line again,
and the voice said even louder, "There are no fish under the ice!" So
Ronny said he got on his knees, and asked, "Is that you Lord?" And
the voice said, "No, I'm the manager of the ice skating rink."

Ronny and his group played for an hour and then took a half break,
while Ronny sipped on a draft beer and chatted with the fans. Then,
they returned to the stage and sang for another hour. After the
concert, Ronny again took the time to talk with the fans, sign
autographs, and pose for photos.

I thought he was very charming, has a very nice singing voice, and
some interesting songs to sing.

His songs included:


Always In The Wind (which is about the wind in New Mexico, where he
grew up)
Sanctuary (about a horse worried about her new born foal)
Quintanaroo (about a troubled young man Ronny encountered in Mexico)
The Connection (a song about Alzheimers)
Corn, Water and Wood (cute song about hot water cornbread)

And we all sang "Good Night, Irene."

Morjana