(SEBASTIAN SIDI VISITS CHIEF JACK'S MOHAWK SHOW)

             SEBASTIAN SIDI'S NEW CD IS HERE!!

Sebastian's new CD, "PASSION", is now available whenever you see him perform LIVE, such as his frequent concerts in Orange, CA at THE BLOCK , in front of the AMC 30 Theaters, or at the IRVINE SPECTRUM in Irvine, CA, where the 5 and 405 Freeways meet.  "PASSION" has been featured on this show, and  Sebastian has also appeared on Orange County (CA)'s public TV station from Huntington Beach, KOCE 50, on the show REAL ORANGE.  Sebastian has recently formed a new band, so be sure to go see him live for a new dimension in sound.  Sebastian has been appearing regularly at The Irvine Spectrum, the Orange County Marketplace, and in San Diego. Check the "Upcoming Concerts" page to find out the latest about Sebastian's appearances. You can order all of his CD's by contacting Sebastian online at mailto:SidiMusic@aol.com

Why not visit Sebastian's Web Site?  Just click here and be whisked there momentarily: http://www.sebastiansidi.com

                                                  (PHOTO BY UNCLE MIKEE)

    Arianna performs at The Irvine Spectrum on a cold spring evening. Photo by Chief Jack.

 ALSO JOINING US is young  singing sensation Arianna, a 5-octave range operatically trained entertainer who is talented beyond her years.  To find out more, click on the side bar, "Future Superstar Arianna", or visit her at: http://www.ariannausa.com. 

VERNON NEILLY  is a multi-talented singer/musician who also happens to be one of the founders of BOOSWEET RECORDS.  His CD, "KALEIDASCOPE", is a pleasing mix of rock and R & B, with just a hint of rap and reggae. More info at: http://www.boosweet.com.

                                       (PHOTO COURTESY VERNON NEILLY)

STAN PATTERSON , along with his band, FARENHEIT, rock the house wherever they appear.  Whether it's a full-blown rock hit or a warm romantic ballad that you crave, check out Stan's CD, "It's Your World", on BOOSWEET RECORDS, for great entertainment.  More info at: http://www.stanpatterson.com.

                 (Photo by Marsha)

JAVELYN visited the show on May 12, 2001, and did two live songs for our appreciative audience around the world.  She returned to the show on July 28, 2001 to launch a short tour of Native American stations in the Dakotas.  She made her latest appearance in September 2003, showing us her new, whimsical side. Her smooth blend of music, with a slight gospel twist, made her an instant favourite.  Where is Javelyn appearing?  Check out: http://www.x-itrite.com/touring.html. (Photo by Uncle Mikee)

Stacey is a talent who has not appeared in person on the show.  She was visiting in L.A. from her home base in Sandy, Utah, but a huge traffic jam kept her from appearing live on our station to promote what was then her latest CD, "Not Love Art".  Several tracks from that CD received acclaim from our audience, "Lullaby" in particular.  Stacey has a wonderful voice and is an accomplished lyricist and guitar player .

  On January 5, 2002, we premiered "White Churches" from her latest CD called "DRIVE", and we will continue to feature this talented young lady on the Mohawk Radio Show and  hope she can visit us in person soon.  Meanwhile, why not visit her at http://staceyboard.home.att.net? (Photo courtesy of Stacey Board)

    Annie Lin is a little lady with HUGE talent.  Although she's only been touring for two years, she's already made quite an impact, selling out such venues as Chief Jack's old fave, The Bitter End in New York City, and has drawn praise from the Houston Press, Orange County Register, and Mohawk fans alike for her quirky yet peppy musical style.  Need to know more?  Visit Annie at: http://www.annielin.com. (PHOTO COURTESY OF ANNIE LIN)

  CORRINNE MAY was introduced (remotely) by Annie Lin to Chief Jack, and our fans took an instant liking to her.  One of the highlights of her short but exciting career has been, no doubt, to have her music featured on "One Life To Live" and "The Division" on TV.  She also co-wrote a song with Carole Bayer Sager and Carole King titled "If You Didn't Love Me", which was proudly played during Marsha and Chief Jack's wedding in Las Vegas in December 2001. Please visit Corrinne at: http://www.corrinnemay.com.

                                          (PHOTO by  EDGAR for Mohawk Radio Show)

SIDESTREET is a talented up and coming band comprised of (below, left to right) Brian Cannady, aka The Irish Thunder (drums); Ron Cameron (bass); Steve Hartke (guitarist); and Robert Bruce (lead vocalist).

 Lead vocalist Bruce draws heavily from his education in the School of Hard Knocks to create captivating ballads and hard-edged songs that reflect the struggle of the everyday person, therefore the record label's name, Rough Road Records.  Their latest CD, "Pennies for the Piper", was featured on the Mohawk Show during a special Sunday interview.  You can visit them at: http://www.sidestreetmusic.com

                                  (PHOTO COURTESY SIDESTREET WEB SITE)

 The first gospel group to be featured in-studio with Chief Jack, The Sons Of God Crew performed a live piece to close out the show on October 19 after spending the entire hour entertaining our listeners with the story of their lives and faith.  The group is made up of Pastor Robert, Tremaine, Johnnie, Mike, and Shine.  They got tremendous response from our audience as far away as Italy with their Gospel Rap sound that is both fresh and entertaining.  Their Web Site is still under construction, but can be accessed at: www.sonsofgodcrew.com.  (Photo by Uncle Mikee)

  has just begun striking out on his own after "after years of playing in all manners of groups and ensembles".  His destiny may very well be in hand as he prepares his first solo CD for the summer of 2003.  Mohawk Show regulars have been hearing Eric's music on the show and have taken a liking to his combination of New Age and World Fusion with Pagan overtones.  Eric says he would like to join forces with a band that plays this kind of music in a live setting.  If you like his music, let him know by clicking on his photo. 

                        (Photo courtesy of Eric J. Blohm)