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different. We're gonna give you some of the highlights from Joe Bracado, who
has been a frequent guest on this podcast. I'm a big fan of Joe.
He's a very interesting guy. He comes from a very musical family.
His dad had national success with a band called the Rusticks and did a lot
of local success and jingles both nationally and locally, a lot of jingles that
you know by heart, and you'll hear some of those when we talked to
Joey in our first segment. He was a guest on episode two and it's
a really interesting conversation learn about his time in la And then we'll take a
little short break and come back with a chaotic episode. When we moved from
my dining room table which episode two was recorded that to our new studio which
we're currently at, and the Village board came in to check out what we
were doing, and things got a little chaotic and weird, all thanks to
Joe Ricotta. Some people look for Christmas under a tree, all those presents
and things. They don't satisfy me that you do filic Christmas is Christmas with
you. Joe Bricado, The Joe's and One. Joe is a rock petron
from Rochester who has seen a lot in his career. Is nineteen ninety nine
debut album earned him a Los Angeles Music Award for Male Singer Songwriter of the
Year, setting off a chain reaction that places music on TV shows such as
Party of Five and The Young and the Restless. That was the beginning.
Yeah, Joe Bricado, how you been, my man? It's you know,
it's rewarding to see you at this time. You know, you see
I see you in the morning. Yes, you did? You you've you've
had a workout in I presume not today. I haven't. I'm a nab.
I've been very busy with other things. Well, I want to first
of all say I am very excited about your new show, Billified. I
got a feeling it's going to get build itself up, build build it and
to build it and they will listen. I bill be done. I mean
it goes out, but buil bilification as part of life, and you've turned
it into this beautiful new show. I'm very pleased in honor to be one
of your first guests. I'm Billified. Well, I really appreciate you know,
I want to say, I want to read this because I feel like
and I say this hesitantly, and I chose a sensitive guy, but sometimes
I felt like you became a sort of a punchline on radio shows with us,
and I think it kind of squashed the talent, because this is a
guy who's had songs in movies and TV shows. Not easy to do,
not something that's easy to do. But here's what a critic wrote about your
twenty twenty one album forty four. Yeah, Broccando's sense of melody and rhythm,
along with timely lyrics, demonstrate his skill as a songwriter. The songs
are genuine and simple, containing a subtle amount of space and sophistication that allows
the musicians to flesh out the tunes. Wow, that's a nice I mean.
So let's start at the beginning. Yeah, growing up, your dad
had success as a musician. He was a member of the Rustics, and
he shared the stage with the likes of Jimmy Hendrix and the Four Tops in
the sixties and seventies. As a young guy, what kind of impression did
all this make on little Joey Brocado. Well, there I was just with
a cookie in hand, no. I you know, Bill, it's funny
you asked that question. I never thought about it a lot until I till
the last few years. Is because my father, if the truth be told,
the first seven or eight years, maybe seven eight years of my life,
he was not around a lot because he was right or working and stuff,
and but I never missed him. I knew I had a father.
I knew I was loved and were very close to this day. But I
was basically raised by my mother and grandmothers and you know, aunts, and
he was always around. I never I never felt that I didn't have a
father or anything like that. But looking back, he was gone for a
lot of times. So as far as the music, I think my father,
because he had the real apex of his career came after the Rustics.
He really he was very young when he was in the Rustics, and there's
some great things that happened there, but he didn't get the real national they
were. They were kind of regional and they toured national and they had a
chart with their album sold one hundred thousand copies, which is not bad,
but it's not a platinum record. So they were very very close and they
did very well. I mean, when they would play Rochester, there'll be
four thousand people at their gigs, you know, not like nowadays were you
know, you get four thousand people at a gig, that's pretty good,
pretty good, you know. So you know, he wasn't he never was.
He was such a musical guy. Like I just would see him playing
the piano at home, and he wasn't a great piano player or a great
guitar player. He's kind of like I followed in that way. I mean,
I'm not you know, we write stuff, we create stuff. So
he was always doing it so that that kind of came out. That must
have influenced me a lot. And that's your printer. Well, so my
printer took like twenty minutes to fire off, Hey baby, welcome to it.
So I would see him do a lot of that. But he didn't
push music on me because I think early on, like maybe when I was
eight or nine, he didn't put a guitar in my hand and say,
Joey be like me. I think he had a little mixed view of the
business and a little you know, maybe it didn't pan out for him exactly
like it was. So we didn't push it down. Everybody he never discouraged
it. And then when he saw me naturally, you know, how old
were you when he first held an instrument in your hand? See if we
were on a regular depends on what instruments you're talking about, not to your
organ that's personal st I mean, you know, I don't want to I
have you know, I've got class now. I don't talk about those things.
You know. I didn't pick up an instrument until very very later.
I would just my luck, Like I'd walk around with a tape recorder and
just sing into it. Way back, yeah, like nine ten years old,
and I and I had tape recorders, so I'd overdubbed myself. I'd
sing into one tape recorder right and then i'd you know, get another tape
recorder and then sing into it. I was working in the studio without even
know when I was doing that. It was like something that I love to
do. So it was early on, but I kept it private. I
was kind of like very not secretive, but I had to have my friends
like when I was like seventeen eighteen nineteen to encourage me to do it.
Then, So like when did you start this at like nine ten years old?
Type things? Singing into the tape recorders because here's the thing, my
life is coming full circle. I used to buy the radio shack microphones,
right that would you could get through a low FM frequency, right, so
if you were close to a signal and you could tune in on the educational
band like eighty nine seven or whatever, and I would broadcast from my bedroom
to my brothers and sisters or my brother and sister, right sure, and
I would, you know, tape commercials, so I'd try to make it
like a real radio show. I had two microphones so I could talk into
one, play music off the other. But I never told my friends that.
I never ever. I think we maybe never did man for a long
time. And I mean we're exactly the same. It's amazing you're saying that.
My friend Billy Dennis, who's now with Flogging Molly, who's yeah yeah,
ye Saturday, he goes, you're high school buddies, right, yeah.
Yeah. He was a few years older than me, but we got
along. Well, we ended up going to californiagether we could talk about that
later. But he was one of the ones that said, Joey Man,
you could you know. I wasn't like built up with this great at this
right, I think I knew that I had a fun and enjoy with it,
and I was getting good at it, and my friends and I would
sing down at the bay and like the parties, and I built my confidence
up being singing with that. But I think it would took friends. But
I kept a very like I never know profile. It's a funny thing because
I never did either. I always thought, why do you think I don't
know? I was, I don't know. I had many reasons I could
come up with, but I knew that this is what I wanted to do,
that was gonna be it from the same class that was just going to
be it. And and that's the thing is like I go, you know,
for you, when did you go I'm all in? Well, I
went when I'm all in? As was. I started working very young.
I worked as in restaurants and I it was a bus boy, and then
it became a waiter and so on and so forth, and I said,
and then I would sing at the restaurants. It just grew on me,
like I think I actually feel this way now that I even want to work
harder now. And I this might sound a little arrogant, and I don't
mean it arrogantly, but it's like there's a lot of you go, wow,
I can do better than that, better than I did, better than
the cop somebody else. Yet, you know, Jersey, there's people out
there that you know what I mean, It's like, I'm not going to
allow this gift to go to waste. It kind of it kind of pushed
it in me by its own gift, you know, like like this is
a beautiful thing, Joey, you're talking about within myself. Do something with
it. Roll the dice. Well, I think like there's probably people listening
who have never heard your music or maybe but they need to check check it
out. You can just search Joe Bricano. I know it's on YouTube music
and iHeart and other places that. Yeah, and I just enjoy enjoining Uh
what is that called? Did you this stroke? Kid? Which is a
really great musical service all your musicians out there. I'm telling you, I'm
just I'm uploading all my stuff and it's just a great service. You get
paid monthly. Yeah, you know, it's odd about streaming. I've been
getting a lot of residual checks from things like the things in the movie or
the TV things are very good payers. But if you're a regular artist,
Spotify is the worst. But you have to be part of it. It's
part of the world now. You know, most listeners are going to Spotify
And if you get a million streams, you get four grand for a million
streams in nineteen seventy if you had a million nineteen eighty ninety, if you
had a million plays, you get like one hundred grand. You know.
Yeah, these things have really really changed the streaming thing, but there's so
many of them, like like iTunes and Apple Music and Amazon, they pay
a lot more, but Spotify is is really really, really, really really
low. So take me back to the time you decided to go to La
What was what was the deciding factor? And well, once again, this
is my years with Dennis. I mean, Dennis is became with and we
were best of friends, and we've you know, we acquainted each other and
we've always been friends. I've never been a problem. But it got to
a point where I was playing here and I had written a few songs.
They weren't as good as the ones that I've written now, and I said,
you know what, and once again people will encouraging me. Joey,
you know, take a shot. So I ended up one day, I
got home, I saved up five grand and I left. I was living
with Dennis at the time. I wrote him a note. I said,
Dennis, I'll call you when I get to California. You just laughed,
just let you just laughed, even say good bye to my what was what
was? He? Okay? So you just laughed. You just no place
to go, no place to stay. I stopped in Vegas because my cousin
lived in Vegas. I went to Vegas and I worked for one year in
Vegas, Vegas. And what I did is I got to being a waiter.
I was working in this fancy Italian restaurant and making really great money.
So what I would do is I would every couple of weeks, I'd flight
and lost angels, look around, do some research where I'm going to live,
and all that kind of stuff. And then Dennis came out. He
got a van and he drove out and he lived there for six or eight
months. I'm moved in with him. Yeah, we lived here, okay.
And then I met a girl in Las Vegas, and I along.
She was she was a little We didn't expect that one. What do you
mean he didn't expect that one. Well, we were going to move to
La together and Joey fell in love. Okay, you and Dennis were gonna
move to India. So wait, hang on a second. You show up
at Dennis's door with a broad No, he came and saw me. I
already had the place. Okay, No, no, no, I got
that. The woman comes out of the blueboard. I'm working in this restaurant.
She she's a rose girl and she's a bikini model. Yeah. I
walked up to her and I said, you know, me and you are
going to be together, and she went, okay, started laughing and giggling
and humiliating me. Yeah, which I have you know, But it did
happen. It came through. It manifested, is I think that's the buzzword
now, it manifested. All right, she was amazing. I love her.
I just talked to her. Lest we still hang on. So your
buddy goes to LA. You're still in Vegas. No, he comes from
Rochester. I set everything up for me and Dennis in Vegas. He drives
to Vegas and then we can go to LA together. But all of a
son, it's just not me and him. I got this girl now,
so the girl comes with you. So it's you got to try to order
a song. I put it a cassette tape on her thing. You know,
we're both about twenty three years old. And I put the thing and
I said, you know, make your decision. And because she had her
whole life there, she had a nice life, and she set I'll go
and instead of having a little truck that costs you know, sixty bucks,
you know, she had enough start. It was a bit, man,
but it was worth it to me here and Dennis got there and pounded the
payment. I mean, I got so much fun for so many No,
Bill, I don't share my women. Man, I just don't do it.
I can't do it, Billy, I can't. Man, I'll tell
you. Let me just can I throw you around some of the early LA
days? Yeah, man, I want to hear something. Nobody knows this
stuff and this is real, real stuff that made it have to be a
little bit of a harder road. I get there, and this is the
kind of stuff of naivete that is naivete is so great. I'm living with
Dennis and I figured, oh, you know, I'm in Hollywood now,
you know, And I always knew I was going to be in Los Angeles
for some reason, and thank god, it was for me, my personal
taste. It was after that, you know, you know the eighties rock.
Yeah, I can't. There wasn't Joey and Spandis, even in the
best of shape. I wouldn't do it. I just wouldn't do it.
I mean, I don't mind Spandings, but I mean, you know,
with the makeup and then my bold never fit in. I would have never
fit into that. I mean, I just couldn't have made it like that.
So we're getting out there, and this is how we're you know,
Okay, let's try to do something. You know, I know nobody,
not one person, and it's it's being him. So I get a job.
I'm always working. I got a job at a waiter. Again.
I was always using in a waiter thing to do that. So he goes,
we got to get representation. So I find this book. It's called
Everything You Want to Know About the Music Business, written by this guy named
Donald Passman, who is even back then twenty five or thirty years ago,
was the king. I didn't know how big he was. Now he represents
Taylor Swift thirty years twenty eight years later. I mean he's as an entertainment
lawyer. He said he's the top, and I didn't know that. And
I'm sitting in the bathroom reading his book, and I mean it shows where
he lives. So I go there with my cassette tape and I go,
I go, I'm here to see mister Donald Passman, and I'm I'm gonna
see the guy. I mean, there's this is ridiculous. Who are you
know? I said, I'm Joe Bricado and I want to see you.
Got an appointment, now, let's see you later. I come back the
next over the weekend, I put, I may I have a picture of
it. I made a card this big. I want a meeting with Donald
Passman with my little cantest pack. I found out what his car was.
He had a Mercedes Bends. I put it out of his car. Three
or four days later, I get a call. Mister Passman wants to me
see you. Yeah, we must have loved the attention. He goes,
I don't know who you are. I don't know what you are. He
says, I'm taking you on as a client. You got any material?
And I had, like, you know, six songs. Yeah, it
was. If I had the material right down, it would have been a
different game. He got any responses from Clive Davis and and I don't even
know, and you know, this is I'm reading the bit. But I
love that naivety, you know, And that's well, it's the beginnings of
stuff. You gotta have that childlike and look, you have to be a
man as we're older. Man, you gotta think of the business. But
that childlike yeah, drive, it's it's a great thing you're hitting on.
It's a great thing you're hitting on because I think sometimes what happens is fear
steps in. Well I can't do that. What if I go on,
I'm gonna look like an idiot. But when you don't know and there is
no fear, and there is no you know what I call it resistance,
there's no resistance, there's no I'm not gonna I'm not gonna take no for
an answer. I got shoot off. So I'm gonna find a funny way
to tickle this guy's funny bone or you know, kind of show its humor.
And it works. It works, should fucking work. It definitely worked
that he was He said it worked because of the same reasons when he describe
if I would have thought it out, yes, I would have. Well,
because we overthink everything, and it's fear. We can't do that.
Somebody's gonna laugh at me. I'm gonna look stupid. I can't stop,
stop and just live. What other people's opinions is none of your business.
And you've got to really really believe that and live by that. I've been
living. I'm just saying to anybody, I mean that that's way, because
no matter what it is, there's always gonna very reason why you don't.
Okay, Now give you another funny story. So now, and this is
the early years, and this is Dennis is a part of this one too.
So now we're playing around. And it was those times where you would
get a gig. First of all, they paid you no money. I'm
playing like the Troubador, the Roxy, the Whiskey and Go Go, and
they got nine bands. It could be a Tuesday night and Wednesday night.
You get twenty minutes, thirty minutes. You got to wait outside, carry
your own gear. Everybody you know, the guys, and it's a showcase.
We're making our way through and we're doing a comedy as well. Little
noise, except there's less equipment. Yeah right, And you know you're young
enough for you don't give us give a damn about the money, you know,
Okay, in all this kind of stuff, and I'm out there for
a purpose, and I'm hitting the streets and I'm getting, you know,
well received as bus as you can. Finally I get this manager, this
little Irish dude who's I just talked to last week. I'm still friends with
him to day. His name is Tom Sweeney. He goes, I want
to take you. The name of the band was The Rise at the time.
He Dennis, two guys from Sweden and a drummer, and it was
a good rocking man. So he goes, he goes, can I be
your manager? He goes, I represent one guy that It was this guy
named Arthur Lee. He was famous for a band called Love from the sixties.
He was like Jimmy Hendrix's friend. By this time. He was,
you know, kind of passing, but in the underground world, you know,
Robert Plant liked him. He went on to really still play festivals and
stuff. He goes, I representative to the he's kind of like for my
generation, but I'd like to take you on. So he takes me on
and I come to find out that his brother is a wealthy dude who owns
this club. Two clubs in Hollywood, one called at the time Bar One,
which was like a top. You know, they wait in line for
hours, they get you know, the people. It plays music, it's
got dance, and their stars are in there and this net. So I
ended up doing this show early on Ruby Tuesdays. I'll tie two stories together.
And I walk in there the week before and their prince was in there,
and uh, David Lee Roth and all these actors. Mickey Rourke was
hanging out in a lot. I got a fund a couple of funny stories
about him, but we don't have to talk. And so I'm gonna play
at this Ruby Tuesdays. I'm gonna open up for Vince Neil because Vince Motley
Crue, right, and I never I respect all your Motley Crue fans.
I never was one. I'm not the fan of Motley Crew, but they've
succeeded very much, and God bless him. So I'm just gonna go do
my show. I'm gonna do forty five minutes to an hour, and then
Vince is going to come on with his band after Motley Crue and he put
together and rocked the house. Get there to place his packed Prince walks in.
David Lee Ross is there again. It's it's kind of that crew.
There was Quincy John. I mean, I couldn't Tony Curtis, these all
these this this this collection of these different kind of stars and stuff. It
was weird. So I get up there and we we We did a good
show. You could have won madeiocre. It was one of those nights where
it's like, wow, that was good, you know, with the material
I had. I give it a seven and an eight. It was pretty
good, you know. Vince Neale walks up to the town. Sweeney goes,
if you ever just got this little fortune, you ever put this fucker
at it front of me again, I'll never fucking come here. He because
he can't see. Even back then, he look he's done. He's multi
as he cannot sing. All we've seen it now. We've seen it now,
and I don't know if that's age and not really taking care of your
yourself. Certainly there's a lot of party and we all saw the dirt.
He hate all of us. We couldn't but yeah, and let him play
there again. I ended up doing three because he you know, he already
had successful. So that the story did I get to This is one of
the turning stones where Joey went tears in my eyes. A guy named Charlie
Miner is in the audience besides Prince and all you and the owner who's the
brother of my manager, walks me over and he goes, this is the
guy that just sang. And this guy, Charlie Miner, he was probably
fifty five at the time, real hip, you know, he could tell
he's really liked. And there's Gina Davis and Mickey Rourkes at the table and
he goes, listen, he's whispering in my ear. He goes, that
was fantastic. You know who I am? He goes, I'm Charlie Miner.
He's got an ego you won't believe, because I discovered that, like
I helped with Springsteen and Janie and all. He goes, You're gonna You're
gonna be something. He says, I don't know what it is, but
you're gonna be And I look at him, I go, I ain't gonna
be your boyfriend. You know, he thought there was a Stack. I
go, that's fine, Charlie, but I'm not going to be her boyfriend.
You understand that that was a rug day. He goes, listen,
kid, He goes, because I was a kid can Then he goes,
you're gonna come to my house. He's pointing my finger and he's drunk,
and I mean, this is a party. There's a thousand people because you're
gonna come to my house the Sunday and Malibu, I'm having a party.
You tell your whole band you got a girlfriend. You got a girlfriend?
And I go, yeah, I give you bring your girlfriend. He's the
address, writes it down. I'm gonna sign papers with you. I'm gonna
be your manager. I also added Hits magazine. I'm gonna help you with
that. And that's it. I'm beside myself. I end. Finally,
after three, four or five years of poundering, stres the one Sunday.
I tell him everybody that was on Tuesday. We party every night in Hollywood,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. We've met. It's over. We're going
to child and I find out that this guy's a heavyweight. He helped finding
in our records. I mean, I'm Charlie Minor you got. You got
Charlie Minor to bring you to us. So we're all in honest to God's
story. Wake up Sunday morning, getting ready to be suited and booted in
Hollywood. I'm gonna drive down there. We rented a car. I mean,
this is it. Charlie Miner was found shot dead in his Malibu stop
shot dead. It's a true Hollywood story. Look up Charlie Minor. Wow,
he was a womanizer for years. A young girl goes to Malibu that
morning. Girl waits in his closet, no notice. There's people out having
him setting up for a party with the tents. I mean, this is
a big deal. Okay, he gets he wakes up, she shoots him
and kills him. Son of a bit that has left the band after five
years of work the band, the deflated things? Is that and so?
Is that what brought you back to No? Then there was a lull that
that's what got me my independent deal to make the album in ninety nine was
like it was like I got it, that's it. Yeah, I mean
the butt was like the air was left right out of the balloon. If
that didn't happen, I had to hang on because that's all I could believe
in. I mean, I don't have a lot of other talents and U.
I mean, let's face it. So it's like, I remember,
I'm living in the Hollywood Hills and I became friends with Dan Ackroyd's brother a
lot. Peter Ackroyd was a good friend of mine. He says, Joey,
you gotta keep going, man. And I moved into this little apartment
and I had a beat up car, and I'm like, Dennis is gone.
I broke up with a girlfriend. I mean it was a lull,
you know. It's like, oh my god, I'm gonna have to go
back. And I said, no, I'm not gonna do it. And
I just I went to a pawn star. I bought a sixty dollars guitar
and I wrote the whole first album and that this little beat up apartment and
a guy came out of the blue and he says, I like your stuff.
I don't know, I can't remember. And he was a Rochester native.
His name was Alan Marino, and he had a lot of money at
that independent label called hun Dynasty Records. He goes, I'll finance your whole
album, and here's ten grand to tie you over til we get going.
It's my pleasure because you paid your dues and we started to do that,
and that was another breath of life. Sure, you know that could have
been and that was early, but you know I had a bill after all
the things that we did together. And that's why I feel we're ken and
starting our careers even though we've already had careers. And I want to be
a supporter of this. And I mean this completely. It's not out of
desperation at all that I say this. I had me personally the last ten
or fifteen years. My career has been on hold for myself. I was
here locally, and I don't ask for a pat on the back or the
onely glory for it. I had been gone from my family so long that
when I got back here, I really realized they needed me here. And
my grandmother was ill, and then my grand then my uncle. I took
care of him, and then all of a sudden through I was gonna take
two couple of years. Now it's five years. But what I did that
kept me going is all doing those years. Is you're in Rochester, New
York. I did every show, they played every stage you could play here.
I've been on the Eastman Theater and I've played in front of three people
too. I did all the radio shows. Good, try to do all
that kind of well. Listen, I mean, not to take away you
have heavyweights like Steve Gadd, who has played with Paul Simon, Eric Clapton
and Steely Dan to come on your albums. You've had Tony Levin uh and
Steve lived here for a number of years. But Steve Gadd doesn't need to
come on Joey Bracando's album. And I'll tell you what he said. You're
exactly right, and that was that was a See that's what I think you're
you're bringing out And it's like I'm at a psycho psychological I'm at a like
a psychic what do they call that when you go see a psychiatrist? This
is how fucked up. Yeah, it's like I feel like I'm healing today.
No, you, Steve Gadd has been playing with me now, I
mean, and you're right. And I don't say this with with Bravado either.
I say it happily because we're doing more work now. I just did
this last year. I did ten tracks with Tony eleven alight just this.
Tony Levin's a bass player that people may not but Gabriel King Crimson, I
mean, I think he's played with James Taylor and Paul Simon's at Eastman School
Music. I don't know if Steve and Eastman School guy too, Yes,
okay, so and they and so the ties are here, but I mean
they wouldn't play with anything. Now the guy was on tour. Well,
well, if Tony Levin's a weird cat, because Tony Levin would get on
a private jet and go play Europe with Peter Gabriel and then come back and
jump in the back of a van and go up the coast California. He
didn't give a shit. It was just about the music for him. He's
a true artist. Yeah, it was. It's just about the music for
Tony any story, because he, to me is the most successful musician and
my He'll always be my hero musician out of Rochester, no matter what I
accomplished or anybody else accomplishes for me. You know, he's just an amazing
He even told me he goes if I was coming up, I wouldn't be
Steve gadd and he you know, he had a lot of time his life.
You know that marching thing. That's very strange. It makes him so
unique. So when when I got the money, the funding to do the
second album Free, his wife was fan Carol, who I love dearly.
She they they they now live out in Phoenix, and she I had her
over a party at my house. I was living in a really nice house
here on terrot Estates. My friend owned it and I was renting from him,
and I threw a party and she came because she liked the music,
even before Steve did some of my original stuff. I go, you know,
I got some money. I don't have Paul Simon wages to pay your
husband, But can I I want him to play on a couple of my
songs. She goes, well, listen, Joey, here's his number.
I'll put in a good word for you. I can't make him do anything
that he doesn't want to do. So I waited. She goes, but
don't take it personally. He's not going to call you for weeks. He's
just he just doesn't do it. Don't take it personally. So I waited
a couple of weeks. I called her back. This is a funny story,
Bill, That's what I'm telling him to get a kick out of this
happened right here in Rochester. How it began with me and Get and then
Levin too. She goes, I go listen, Carol, it's been a
couple of weeks. I want to talk to the guy. She goes,
Joey, he's out mowing the lawn in the back yard. Here's the address,
I hoped. The guy I'm living away, She let you come to
their house. She says, come over, bring bring your guitar. Now,
the guy I'm living with, he's loaded up with cash. He's got
like a I got my pick of cars, you know. He's got an
escalade he's got and I look over in the corner. He's got a Jaguar
convertible. I said, let me look this good at summer. So I
put the top down the car like, I'm yeah, whatever, what I
put the guitar like. He's a person, you know, strapping and drive
over. He's in the back mowing the lawn. He had a house in
Easter. Oh oh that's right, that's right, that's right. Yep.
So all of a sudden I see her on the window. He goes,
he's in the back strap on the guitar. Steve. Yeah, I walked
back. He's moaning a lot. He goes, because like this he's chu
and he knew me. He goes, I know you. That was his
first ride because we had run into each other. We never did any work
at that point. Do you know your dad? He did, so he
turned off the thing. He goes, you know, and what's the point.
What are you doing here? You know? Sony? Tell me I'm
recording an album and I want you to play on it. And uh,
you know, I can't pay you your highest rate. So I got you
know, I had thirty forty grand I could pay him some. You could
pay him Steely, but not Steely day. I can pay him Steely.
He'll make a few geez. Yeah. Sure. So he goes, well,
play me one, and I played. I mean again, this is
another one of these ballsy things that you go, I can't show up at
Steve Gad's house. I just can't. That's what I'm saying. We need
to live like that. If this is what you want to do all in,
baby, that's what it's got to make. We love each other.
Yes, so you're you're hitting it out of the ballpark there, Bill really
so he goes, But here's the funny turn on him, because he's also
you know, so I go, he go, I play, he said,
played one? Well, I played five. Gay, I didn't stop.
I didn't even stop to go into the He just transition so he couldn't
get out of it. He's and I got it in the corner of the
yard. If I'm going down, I'm going down in the blaze of glory,
and I'll have it at jack Wire and I'm going a good time somewhere
else. So he goes, all right, I'm in, and he's got
a little He goes, Okay, you know, it's like all right,
all right, he goes. I go, well, how much do I
have to pay you? I go, I want you to do like three
songs this week. Then, you know, let's just start with three,
you know, because you're so quick and there are simple songs. He goes,
I'm in. I'm gonna do one song because and I don't want you
to pay me anything. You don't have to pay me a dime. I'm
like, whoa, I go, why would you say something like that?
He goes, because I know you know where I live now, I'm never
gonna fucking leave me alone. But you know what, that's funny. And
I'm a big believer and sometimes you have to do something for free. Don't
go it always for free, but to just show the impact of what you
have or what you bring. You've got to show this Saturday, Yes,
and I'm really excited about it. If you're in the Rochester area, it's
at Tropics. It's at Tropics. It was the old Nolas and Lake Avenue
and the band is I'm really you were with them be the last show bill
the band. I've only had this band together for maybe five six months,
but they're coming. They're sounding tight. Yeah, and I rehearsed them real
good. Last you know what song sounds great live and I want to thank
you for all the times you played it on your previous station. Was get
the buck get your buzz on live, man, that's a fun song live.
I always liked this song too. Right here, let's forget this.
I love that. I want this to be a theme song of a television
ram or something. Wake up and feel the gratitude. Stop showing day in
a positive mood. Don't let the hate is come and make you blue.
It may be clouded, but the sun will show we all must steal the
rain. You got to elevate. I believe it. It's a song that
I gotta tell you when you're feeling down, I should be. Yeah,
you should. And I'll tell you what if you got to throw this on
when you're feeling a little blue, it just picks you up. I should
do it to night. I should have thrown this in there. Well,
you dedicated to me. If you play it live, just go thanks.
I dedicate the more romantic songs. You know that. No, man,
I see what. I hear it. You produced these things. Yeah,
but to hear it in a nice setting like this out of the Blue,
yeah, it's pretty good. Before we wrap things up, yeah, man,
there is a story that Joey has that is one of my absolute favorites
of all time. It's a story about Joey and la Yes, and Joey
had a weapon that he used to protect himself. Okay, I gotta tell
you that I love this story. Bill, thank you for having me on
the show. I love you. I'm here anytime your show Billified is going
to be a hit. I'm gonna do everything. I kind of spread the
word for you. You're a wonderful, talented man, I'm proud to be
your friend. Anyways, going out with the Angelique girl during the years that
I told you I from Vegas, who was still a friend today. She
was. She was a little out of my league. She was smoking hot.
Okay, she was. I hate to say it, out of your
league, but I had a watch, you know, and you're in Hollywood
and everybody's a predator, and she used to think she used to have this
belt, you know, she was. I'm always free with my girlfriends.
I'm not one of those Italian guinea guys. Hey, what are you doing
my philosophy way? He can say that because he is that way. Do
not get offended that I am a guinea Okay, there you go. Is
that if I don't know, as far as the cheating thing, especially when
you're younger and you're good looking and a girl's good looking or I was talking
about the girl, I'm not talking just about me. I'm saying that he
and they don't even have to be good looking. What it is is,
I've always had a win win point of view of that I'm gonna let the
person live their lives and respect me as much as they want, and vice
versa. If they cheat, I win. If they don't cheat, I
win, because if they cheat, I'm just one of them. I'm gone,
I'm not gonna do that. And I've been pretty lucky with that.
I've never had really that, It's not been one of the issues. There's
been other things, yeah that I know, Yeah, oh definitely. So
she, yes, she had this one belt. She was hot enough as
it is. She had a belt that said I feel good. Okay,
now she's twenty three, twenty and she had to wear of that and I
said, listen, this is one thing. Don't wear this belt when we
go out because it attracts more attention to you, and I don't want that
to happen. I've got to deal with enough with you. So she wears
it. So we're in this Mexican restaurant and this guy comes up to me,
and you know, he's a good looking guy and he's at the same
age, and he keeps on hitting up in front of her, you know,
hitting up in in front of me, right in front of me.
You know, I have to do something. And she's telling me, I
don't like you know, get this guy away from me. So I go,
look, you gotta and I have my brand new stunt gun fifteen and
they were. And it was a nice one. I mean it was real
good and I liked it. And what and you bought this for protection in
Los Angeles? Well, I was. I was planning on using it on
her, but never Yeah, I bought it for protection and I had never
used it before, but I knew that. I mean, it was a
police you know, real good one. And you had it on me and
I was concealed. I concealed and I walked. I go, well,
you know, embarrassing me. Man, don't don't hit up on my girlfriend.
She loves me, I'd love her. You're not gonna get her.
And I don't want you to do it. He just gotta fix his drinking.
And that happens to or three times. Finally, the third time,
I come back from the bathroom, so come on, we're gonna go outside.
I go, come on, we're going outside. He comes outside,
he goes, Okay, tough guy, what do you want. I put
it right to his neck. He fell down on the ground, smashed us
out on the concrete, and I'm on top of him, like, Joe
Pesci, what do you want now here? Like you'll feel better now?
She jumps on my back. Stop bitch, I gotta kill him. And
that was beautiful. And then John Anderson from Yes walks out, honest to
God, and he stop it. And you don't even believe that. John
Anderson screams, stop it. I mean he looked at it. Go and
you John Anderson, Now you did tell a story once where there was a
girl being harassed by somebody and you went, you stepped in to protect it
and the guy punched you in the face, took the stunt gut and stunted
you. Oh yes, yes, that was a few weeks later. That's
called car That was one of the I told the guy to take his glasses
off. He punches me in the face. It stunts me with my own
stunt. Good. So after that I got rid of the stuff. That's
right. The guy was right. I tell him take glasses off. He
touches me in the face. That sounds me. But he only did it
in the leg though I got happy to do it. That It's funny,
U Joey Ricado, always a pleasure to see you. Listen to man,
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and five Pillifi. Could you sing this? I think you good? Oh
come on, of course I could. I don't know what it is,
but I could sell them. They said, you baby, you've got me.
Come on, now you take the high. Just Benny Madeiris was He
was from Circus, Syracuse. This was a big hit, big big kid.
Twice twice twice she was sixteen, then she was thirty two twice.
That's right, it is twice the seventies and again in like late eighties.
Joey, I think we knew a remake. He never see a Baby's very
funny. James Brown. The only time I ever met James Brown, I
was a young kid and I was outside Buffalo freezing. He came out with
Al Sharpton, who weighed three hundred pounds at the time, and he went,
keep it, mellow, keep it. I was there. I was
standing there in a leather jacket, freezing, in Buffalo. Just just hi,
James, keep it mellow, Keep it mellow. Keep It was just
him and El Sharpton, but he wasn't there. Yeah, keep it mellow,
keep it mellow. That's something that dude came out that night and he
was sweating before it was the Shape Theater. Yeah, ibably two thousand people.
He was sweating before he even got on the stage. He probably was
in his mid fifties and he was still doing those splits man, and it
was he didn't give it, you know, like the Sinatras and the you're
gonna have to get Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger off the stage with oh god.
Yeah. It's not because of money. They haven't needed money for fifty
years now. It's because wherever they go they're praised and well, I think
I'm going to tell you this, I really do, and I and there's
somebody very famous has said this and I heard a third party. Fame is
addictive, sure, right, just that adulation. And it doesn't become about
the money because at some point the money so much how could you write in
fifty years? Right? But this is I mean just the everywhere they and
they have assistance. I mean this, I mean twenty five years ago when
I when I talked to this girl was who was one of Keith Richards.
It's one of them. Yeah, she's the one charge keeping them alive.
I think her job was to get marijuana, cigarettes and cigarettes. I mean
seriously, yeah, you know they have They just they go back to these
beautiful places and they love it. They're with their families. Do you know
Andy babiuke So and he owns the guitar store that's up above our studies.
But Andy wrote books about the equipment that the Beatles used, and it's actually
it's actually curriculum at the University of Oklahoma. He went on tour with the
Stones and did the same and he said, Keith Richards is truly a pirate.
He goes the guy's a pirate. Yeah. Yeah. The only reason
that this girl and she was a fan. She wasn't one of these assistances
like spilling the things. She was very private, she was very pro Keith.
And this was twenty five years ago, I mean at least twenty years
ago. And she asked them, why do you think you're still life twenty
years ago? What do you say? The one thing that he said to
her is that I never had to worry about money. Yeah, well,
the stress they have, the stress even when he was a junkie. Say
how many junkies get carried from a limousine into their healthtel room and then when
when they're laying him down, he says, get me twenty bags and they
go get him twenty bags. I mean there's a lot less. That's what
he felt. He said genetics because he's father lived in men. Yeah,
but he said it was the genetics and the fact that I didn't have to
fucking worry about I think. I think it's a big thing. That's what
he That's what he was. Do you live it? Do you live in
a rondicois? Yes, it's where the land meets the water. It's very
important. Yes, No, where's that Canadigua. I think of the poor
Indians Bill Indians. Yes, they wore it amongst themselves. They weren't unguilty,
but they were. They wore it amongst themselves. I mean, it's
something they wore amongst them. I'm sorry. They were on the bay and
they were making little things, and all of a sudden they looked, probably
some time in the eighteen hundreds of it and they saw these ships with red
cross They had no idea, the poor little things. Do you think that
they had webs? You know, people who lived on one side of the
bay fought with people on the other side of the bay. Oh, Indians
ward amongst themselves were very bill. Yes, human beings are very territorial.
Yes, family, and so if you came across, they would fight.
They were Indians, weren't all like the peace love and bell bottoms and peace
love and moccasins they felt, but they didn't deserve what they All of a
sudden, I see a sunny day. Here we go, me and Bill
around the bar. I don't know what and we have no idea, and
our wives are making Joey other side, the other side, Joey. We're
going in a circle and we're so happy. It's set and they're making corn
whatever, and we're sticking. And we see these ships with these red crosses.
Yes, and there's dozens of them, and we think they're coming that
we're gonna make some for him and yeah, and they just kill us on.
Yeah, that's bad. Well, you know it's nice, is now
Aronic Quinn Webster gets along. Yeah, and everybody can go to Cobblestone on
Mains. It's a fantastic place you could play. You could play some acoustic
right in the front window there. Seriously, Well maybe I could. Maybe
they could put like a statue of me in the front. Yes, do
you ever play acoustic just a joe show? I've done it many times.
Here's what I feel about it. Unless you have a fan base like Dave
Matthews or that doesn't even have to be that big. Yeah, but are
you're specifically that's your gig. Yeah, I find it very boring, even
if I'm great at oh after that's my personal life. I got you.
Now, if you have a fan base like what, I'd like to go
there see you play. I'd be sitting at the bar. I'd have some
of those great Tator times, some of the best nachos we've ever Yeah,
right there, we'd watch Joey play in the front window. It's an old
cobblestone church they've renovated into this beautiful restaurant. It's fantastic. Dan bresenhand It's
Cobblestone on Maine and give him a call at five eight five six two sixty
four fifty or online at Cobblestone on Maine dot Com. I think you'd be
a hippo hit. I really do think you'd be love hits. I think
let me go back a little bit, because you were saying even more stuff.
When you're looking at me right now behindest you think I'm an attractive guy
or an ugly guy, or I think you're an attraction. You're looking good?
Do I have circles underneath my eyes? I have lots of circles under
my eyes. I don't know people stand out? What is the village board?
What do you do? How do you talk to them? Last week?
Oh? They have their meeting? Are they actually coming down? How
they are? What are you doing to me? So? Wait, I
want to go back to where you talked about, uh people and just in
terms of how to live your life. Yes, and I think you live
very well. Well. I've done what you've wanted to do. Right,
You're doing exactly what you love to say that though? Why because people that
don't don't know me Bill and I'm talking. I just talked about my friend
Tim, and I said to my father, is I like that? I
don't? I never talk about get the headphones on? Still, don't walk
out to get your head jerked off there. I don't like to I'd rather
be underestimated than overestimated. Number one, that's my my physical thing. I
don't like the bread like I kid around. Uh personally about are you paying
attention? You just asked me a question just because a pretty girl walks in?
You Can I have a beer? Now? My mouth was drying.
Uh? This is joe Riccando. Who are you? Sit right down?
Talk right into that microphone, right into them. Hi. I'm Emily Michler.
Hi, Emily, Emily. Are you on the town board village boarding?
Oh no, you're a village person. Well no, I think that's
fantastic. What the Village of Fairport is really nice around and it's really really
well done. Uh what do you what do you have to do as a
village board member? Can you talk? Talk right? Get get right up
in there? Finished with reviewing our budget? And how is that budget?
That is it up to par? No? I don't want that. I
want the other stuff here we go, the stuff that you said there was
one hundred seven dollars bottle stuff. I want doing to me? What are
you doing to me? The village boards here? And I get Joey doing
shots of tequila every every night when we're leaving our village meetings. I've seen
all of you in here, yes, and I always believe anything like do
you floss every shot along? Because your teeth are freaking perfect. I just
started flossing last night. No, I mean I'm talking about No, I'm
serious, I know, but you're drunk and I'm not. No, I
am not even close to being drunk. What's that? Oh that's my son.
So I have a This is my son. My son doesn't live with
me. He lives down south with his mom. Okay, and it's spring
break for him, so he's coming up to hang out with me. Yes,
well, welcome to fair Park. Yes, well, he grew up
here. He was born in Pittsford and then when when the family was born
in split, he went with his mom and he lives in Malabama. He
was born in Pittsford and lives in Malaba. And so I have three sons.
One's on attract him at Roberts Wesley and then then one's down the other
one down south too. Yes, so let me talk about your teeth again.
In fact, do you want me to tell you honestly what I've recently
done to my teeth. Yes, because you noticed that. What have you
done? Stiles on the Canal, which is a village on business They are
are duckiest and I had in visiline actually recently, so that means it straightens
your teeth? Were you you were one of those four teenagers that never got
my parents? My god never did teeth? No? No, was that
evident security for you? Did you cree? Do we do it here?
Where are a son? No village? They're the village borne he's here tonight.
Issue anyone like their teeth to be you to say it. You've grown,
you're a board member. Now you're a success. Right so now when
I walk into a room, I have people like you. That's when did
Dane Cook get on the board. He looks like Dane Cook, the comic.
He looked like him, Dane Cook, it's your turn. Did you
live in Boston? Yeah, that's no. No no, no, no
no no, you stay there. Leave people with nice teeth, don't leave
first. They don't get a hold of yourself. Shut down. So do
you have to go over there and stop? Does the mayor come to your
meetings? Sure it does. Okay, that's very good. Does listen I
want to thank you with all your beautiful teeth. And I don't mean the
name. You're the one that's drunk. Does Damien come to your meetings?
Well, Conry, no, she doesn't know that. We have not seen
Damian. Well he just called me just a few minutes ago. But I
couldn't answer for doing this. Okay, yeah, but so what is the
what are the big discussions? You've got the budget? How about zoning?
Do you have of the zoning in the village department, well, of the
village board? Yeah, because I gotta tell you, like to me,
I think that's one of the most important things you can have. Honestly,
you got our planner in the house. Come on, I'm gonna I gotta
hand this over to Adam. To Adam, Adam, please sit down.
E's done, Eve's done. Let Adam sit down, all right, all
right, Adam's gonna sit down. Joey, Joey's conducting things over here.
Adam is never gonna come back. They're never coming back. Touch my hand,
just touch, don't touch Jeeze, what are you doing doing? Even
it's twenty twenty three, you don't ask that anymore? Oh? Come on,
she's got beautiful hair and beautiful skin. I like her all right,
very nice. You're walked up together. By the way you sing the jingles.
Talk to them all right, Joey, Joey, she won't touch me.
Why don't blame rejecting me? By the way, joe Bricado has a
show, but it's gonna be way out in Charlotte. I'm not gonna come.
But his dad was in a band called the Rustics many years ago,
did a lot of the jingles that we all know. It sings Charlotte.
You save a lot, joe the Giants, you know, yep, what
is it? We're the people that irritate you when you want to break from
television programs, and we take great pride in that. So Joey did that.
And Joey's a musician. Joey has I wish I hadn't get tired of
say I wish what do you play? Oh, I'm going to play something?
Come here, I'm talking about music here, Joey. Stop. Wow,
she's very frightened, no wonder, Oh my god. All right,
So I want to know what Dane Cook does on the village board. Oh
you're you're really working this. I want to know because you're not she's not
frightened of you knowing. Yes, oh, thank you. Well that's what
I needed. We're really happy, well, thank you, very happy to
be here. So I was. I don't know if any but I was
on the radio for thirty years. I had been on CMF, and then
I was on station that no longer exists, and then I was on Radio
ninety five one. I had done the talk show in the middle of the
day with John De Tulio, and I was with Weez and I did some
stuff and Webb and then I left and started my own company and we do
it out of here. So every day we do a podcast. It's about
a ninety minute podcast and uh we interview people. We can get him on
the phone, we get him in the studio. Sometimes sometimes they try to
grab people's hands. I can't explain all that. I have to feel guilty
by grabbing her hand, and I will feel guilty. You know what.
I want to add this with a song? Can we well you sing with
me? If I asked, very simple song, listen to me. You're
gonna be surprised and you're gonna sing it with me too. This one okay,
all right? What is this on? Happy birthday. We're gonna sing
you are My Sunshine. Oh, Joey loves that song. You know that
one? Do you see how? Yeah? I do? I get a
bond here. I'm a joe most sexual so there's no chance with me.
You got no shot with me. Wait all, there is actually Joey singing
for real. I don't know if anybody can hear this through. This is
one of his songs. This is Christmas. Can you missus? Joey?
This is the guy so people look for Christmas. That's him as well as
Yeah, that's him. I'm under a tree. He's gonna sing it to
you. Don't don't touch her, not touching in her private pictures. That's
fine, you're absolutely you can take it and figure up. Yes he does.
And so I think that Barry Manilow is recording one of these songs right
now from this album. Yes, yes, yes, okay, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Kevin, I'm sorry, Kevin Miller. Sorry, program
director, close to side, we're closing it out. When my father taught
me and we all have to learn this like this berry mental thing. I
mean, I know there's here, it's not done. My father always taught
me one thing and I'm still hone through that. Even if you have the
blue one in your hand, like the Chacket used to call it the blue
one, that thing is cash. It ain't done yet, so I rather
be underestimated. But listen to my little blonde hair, white teeth. You're
gonna sing you are my son shine. N don't clap real loud. I'll
I got it. Get over here during No, she's not gonna sit.
Don't make loud. I want you loud, all right, cloud cloud,
my son shine, my son shine, you make me happy singing Danny,
Come on you how much I love you? Please don't take my So that's
f good here it is Joey Bricano, everybody. That is it? For
Kevin Muller, who's got the patience of a saint. Oh my god,
Oh my goodness, I can't believe that, Joey, that's unbelievable. For
Dan Brillo, who's it just shocking off. For the village board for coming
in tonight, For my son Davison, I Bill Moran, we'll see tomorrow.
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