Greensky Bluegrass Just Played An Entire Show Of Songs That Phish Covers
With all of the hype leading into tonight’s Phish show, even Greensky Bluegrass is building the anticipation. The beloved bluegrass band played their second of two shows at the Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas today, hitting the venue for a matinee performance ahead of Phish’s throwdown tonight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.Greensky took the opportunity and played off the energy from the Phish-y crowd assembled, deciding to play a full set of songs that Phish has covered. Whether it was regular covers like “Old Home Place” or “Funky Bitch,” or more rarities like “We’re An American Band” or “Time” by Pink Floyd, Greensky executed an excellent performance that won’t soon be forgotten. Check out the full setlist below for details, courtesy of Camp Greensky.Setlist: Greensky Bluegrass at Brooklyn Bowl, Las Vegas, NV – 10/31/16Set 1:Old Home PlaceBoogie on Reggae Woman >TimePaul & SilasFunky BitchA Day in the LifeNellie KaneLight Up or Leave Me Alone >We’re an American Band >Light up or Leave me AloneRock & RollRide Captain RideBeauty of my DreamsBallad of Curtis LoewBroke Mountain Breakdown (1) (2) (3) >Sweet Emotion >Walk Away >After midnight >Broke Mountain BreakdownEncore:Free Bird intro >Rocky Top(1) – w/ Simpsons Secret Language(2) – w/ While My Guitar Gently Weeps tease(3) – w/ Bathtub Gin tease[Photo via GSBG Facebook page]
Recognitions and awards were presented to numerous winners by the Mayor of the City of Mali Lošinj, Ana Kučić, and the Director of the Tourist Board of the City of Mali Lošinj, Dalibor Cvitković. Winners of awards and recognitions for Business Excellence in Tourism 2019. By the way, World Tourism Day is marked at the instigation of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), which this year dedicated itself to the theme “Tourism and Jobs, a better future for all”, which aims to draw attention to creating better employment conditions and provide everyone with education and development skills for a better life. In the action “Man – the key to success in tourism”, aimed at raising quality and hospitality in the destination, this year were awarded Željka Huskić (agency worker), Sarah Buljat (employee in a hotel building), Nikola Marinac (tourist guide), Zdenka Alić cook), Milorad Tabar (waiter), Barbara Bušić Ribarić (private renter), Dominik Bačinić (maritime worker), Marko Matošević (seller), Elvis Bešlagić (landscaping and maintenance worker), Anton Furman (road worker) ), Gordana Satalić (museum worker), Marijan Badurina (police officer), Branko Vojniković (firefighter) and Bernard Nikolić (other service worker). On the eve of the World Tourism Day, September 26, 2019, the City of Mali Lošinj and the Tourist Board of the City of Mali Lošinj in the Museum of Apoxyomenos traditionally awarded prizes and recognitions to employees who contributed to the development of tourism in the destination. For exceptional contribution to the development of tourism, a special award was given to Bolt Gaberšek, long-time president of the Mountaineering Association Osoršćica and a member of the HGSS who often participated in numerous rescue operations. He is responsible for arranging and marking all hiking trails on the island of Lošinj. This year, too, special awards were given, so for innovations in the tourist offer, the award was given to Ivan Volarić for “Lošinj air in a bottle”. Guided by the idea that the air of Lošinj enriched with drops of salt, minerals and essential oils that are ‘trapped’ in the bottle, Ivan successfully trades in foreign markets. Meritorious for the promotion of the destination this year are: Water Polo Club Lošinj with its International Water Polo Tournament “Good Dolphin”, then the Wind Orchestra “Josip Kašman” with the Festival of Wind Orchestras and Nautical Concert. The “Josip Antun Kraljić” theater is also active, and this year, in addition to smaller islands and places, it also performed at the Nerezinac Camp and the “Leo Brenner” Astronomical Society. The Association of Lošinj Majorettes and the Lošinj klapa Čikat are indispensable and are happy to join all events in the destination and beyond.
From year to year, the awarded employees prove that effort and perseverance pay off, because each individual participates in creating impressions about Lošinj. Without quality cooperation of the population with the private and public sector, ie without the efforts of these tourism workers, our tourism would not exist. I thank and congratulate everyone, said the director of the Tourist Board of the City of Mali Lošinj, Dalibor Cvitković. As part of the ‘Lošinjski cvijet’ campaign, awards were given to locals who contributed to the beautiful appearance of the street and the entire town. Mate Živković, Vesna Juranić Koharović, Gordana Mustač, Kata Gagić, Pia Zorović, Danica Mužić, Zelina Nikolić, Antonio Stuparić, Ružica Gaberšek , Luciana Benvin, Danica Bernabić, Vlasta Mavrinac, Vivien Vlakančić, Kučić Marija and Fratrić Darko. Also, for the twelfth year in a row, the Tourist Board has been selecting original Lošinj souvenirs, so 9 products from 4 manufacturers have received certificates: Trgovački obrt Gulam, Mirta doo, Čarobnjak store and Brigita Kušmić’s handicrafts. Recognition and gratitude for the enthusiasm, initiative and great contribution in the realization of the Interpretation Navigation Center of the Maritime Heritage of the Island of Lošinj – Lošinj Camp Nerezinac, was given to Ferdinando Zorović. Also, motivated by the will and desire to revitalize and develop the place Ustrine, the Association of Tuners Ustrine based on numerous work actions and projects deserved praise and recognition. A special award was given to an excellent student for her success in competitions in the discipline of Travel Agency Business – Ivana Mlacović. Source / photo: Mali Lošinj Tourist Board; Pixabay
AIMED at enhancing the talent of young and promising cricketers, the Malteenoes Sports Club (MSC) will re-introduce its youth cricket academy from August 22 through to September 2 at its Thomas Lands facility. The programme which aims to attract some 60 participants will be facilitated by former national player and coach Mark Harper.It is also expected that Guyana Amazon Warriors player Steven Jacobs, who is a member of the club, along with several of his Warriors teammates, will be on hand to deliver motivational lectures during the camp.Among the aspects of the game that will be looked at are: hand eye coordination, reflexes, agility and flexibility, balance, speed and the laws of cricket.Participants will also be involved in several matches during the programme which will help to test the skills, confidence and mental capabilities of players.Registration forms can be collected at MSC from 15:00hrs Monday-Saturday. The fee for children 13 and under is $1 500 while 17 and under will pay $2 000.Children coming in groups of five will get a special package. Guidelines for the programme will be available when uplifting the registration form.For more information interested persons can contact 225-6509 or call the club’s treasurer Troy Lewis on 613-2575.