Live at Stanstock 2013
The Jury - A Maryland Rock and Roll Band
Live at Stanstock 2013
Playlist Summary
The Jury would probably be classified as a Classic Rock band. That suits us fine but it would be missing the significance of the broad capabilities of a group with horns, multiple keyboards and six singers.
In addition to straightforward rock n roll from the likes of Badfinger (No Matter What), the Rolling Stones (Brown Sugar) and Mitch Ryder (Mustang Sally), it means we can deliver authentic sounding songs from the Beatles studio era (Hello Goodbye, Lady Madonna) to the big horn sounds of Chicago (Beginnings, Question 67 & 68, Dialogue) and to the jazz infused complexities of Steely Dan (My Old School, Peg, Josie).
How about the R&B vibe of the Temptations (My Girl), Stevie Wonder (Superstition), Earth Wind and Fire (September, Sing a Song) or Sly & the Family Stone (Hot Fun, Dance to the Music)?
Paul Malstrom performing Journey's "Don't Stop Believing"
The Jury will bring you back to the time in your life when a song might evoke memories of a significant event in your life. The opening piano chords of the Bee Gee's Nights on Broadway might take you back to platform shoes and polyester bell bottoms doing the Pretzel under a disco ball( yes, we too grew up in the worst dressed era in history).
And while we love to stretch ourselves with more complex challenges, we can have fun with what we call...edgy "bubble gum" music...The Monkees (I'm a Believer) and Neil Diamond (Sweet Caroline).
Everyone's a country fan these days...we answer the call with Lynrd Skynrd - OK...more of a rock n roll band, but close enough..Kenny Chesney (No Shoes No Shirt) , Jason Aldean and Darius Rucker (Wagon Wheel) are the real deal.
And back to our roots...there are always fans for Bruce Springsteen (Thunder Road, Rosalita, Tenth Avenue Freezeout).
On occasion we also will bring in guest artists to cover female vocalists including Linda Ronstadt (Heat Wave) and Fleetwood Mac (Rhiannon).
For a complete playlist - see below
INFO
The Jury (formerly The Hung Jury) is an ever-evolving band begun in 2012 as a project of keyboardist Norm Stone (Kahuna Brothers, State, Dialogue). Norm borrowed several former bandmates from longtime area band, The Kahuna Brothers (John Guthrie (guitar/vocals), Joe Vitrano (guitar/vocals) and Bob Krieger (Sax/vocals) along with former
front man of Beyond Logic, Paul Malstrom (guitar/vocals) and then added Nashville piano man, Rick O’Hara (Jack Lord’s Hair, Suburban Buddha), to play a broad range of rock, soul and funk, leaning toward the more musically complex arrangements of Chicago and Steely Dan and difficult harmonies from the Bee Gees, Beatles and Beach Boys, among others. The Jury also has a funky streak, as songs from Stevie Wonder, EWF & AWB, among others, will attest.
The rhythm section is driven by three highly-coveted veterans of the Baltimore-areamusic scene: bassist Bobby Peters (Joy, Tony Sciuto Band), drummer Buzzy London(Legend, Time Will Tell) and when Buzzy – always in demand - is otherwise booked,
the incomparable Carmen Strollo (4 Star Revue, Second Coming, Admirals). Carmen will be playing at Stanstock with both the 4 Star Revue and with The Jury.
The band specializes in music that was played constantly on the radio and in the clubs in the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, but for whatever reason didn’t make the cut on the “Classic Rock” stations of today. This is the music that you’ve always loved, and will be glad to hear again.
Paul Malstrom, guitar/vocals
Norm Stone keys/guitar/vocals
Carmen Strollo (visiting drum maestro)
Bob Kreiger
Sax/vocals
Bobby Peters, Bass
Rick O'Hara keys/vocals
John Guthrie
guitar/vocals
Complete Playlist
Classic Rock
Badfinger : No Matter What
Beach Boys
Sail on Sailor
Surfin USA
Darlin
Beatles
Please Please Me
Ticket to Ride
Lady Madonna
I Feel Fine
Hello Goodbye
Day Tripper
Hey Jude
Let it Be
Back in the USSR
Eight Days A Week
I Saw Her Standing There
Sgt Peppers/Little Help From My Friends
Chicago
Beginnings
25 or 6 to 4
Questions 67/68
Colour My World
Dialogue
Doobie Brothers
Listen To the Music
Long Train Running
Takin It to the Streets
Eagles
Take It Easy
Desperado
Edgar Winter Group: Free Ride
Eric Clapton: Wonderful Tonight
Jackson Browne
Doctor My Eyes
Stay
Journey : Don’t Stop Believing
Lynrd Skynrd
I Know a Little
Sweet Home Alabama
Rolling Stones
Brown Sugar
Honky Tonk Woman
Todd Rundgren: The Light in Your Eyes
Mitch Ryder: Mustang Sally
Bruce Springsteen
Thunder Road
Tenth Avenue Freezeout
Rosalita
Steely Dan
My Old School
Peg
Josie
Rickki Don’t Lose That Number
R&B/Motown/Soul
Sly & The Family Stone
Hot Fun in the Summertime
Everyday People
Dance to the Music
Stevie Wonder
Superstition
I Wish
Earth Wind & Fire
Sing a Song
September
Temptations: My Girl
Marvin Gaye: Heard it thru Grapevine
Rare Earth: Get Ready
Blues Brothers
Soul Man
Gimme Some Loving
Shout (Animal House version)
JJ Jackson: But It’s Alright
Disco / 70's Pop Era
Bee Gees
Nights on Broadway
You Should Be Dancin’
Average White Band: Pick Up the Pieces
Wild Cherry: Play That Funky Music
Four Seasons : Dec ‘63
Edgy Bubble Gum
Neil Diamond: Sweet Caroline
Monkees
I'm A Believer
Pleasant Valley Sunday
Country/Tropical
Jimmy Buffet: Fins
Jason Aldean : Crazy Town
James Taylor: Carolina in my Mind
Kenny Chesney
No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems
How Forever Feels
Darius Rucker: Wagon Wheel
Something New
Maroon Five: Sunday Morning
Buzzy London, drums
Joe Vitrano
guitar/vocals
or whatever you want
If you want a song that is not on this list and you give us some notice, we'll learn it
