A Little Off Track ETM Productions

Episode 11 brings us musician and music teacher, Brad Shryack.
Brad used to call the local rock station and request guitar god rock instrumentals that rarely got played, like Steve Vai or Joe Satriani. This only proved he had great taste in music and it turns out he was a pretty talented six string shredder himself.  
Brad's been in bands, played big stages and practices like a mad man - which he passes on to young and old musicians learning guitar, as a teacher at the legendary Music Makers in Galesburg. We are proud to have Brad strum those strings on episode 11 of… A Little Off Track.
FIND BRAD'S FIRST ALBUM IN OVER 35 YEARS AT THESE SPOTS
https://music.apple.com/us/album/brad-shryack/1691331323
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mAiV5l7SYJaP7Oftq6uobkM7AOuU6R84g
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0rq5O6IsGKMre2uwf7i8GK

1972, Mick Jagger on the cover of Life magazine when Kent was 13. 1973, the access the photographers had to the cars at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The Stones never called, but the access was earned.
Photographer Kent Kriegshauser is one of the best ever and has some great stories behind the shots. From Pittsfield & Chicago to the Beatles and the Who, he's seen a few things and taken some great shots along the way. We wouldn't want anyone else for episode 10 then the coolest and the sweetest, Kent Kriegshauser.
https://www.kentkriegshauser.com

https://www.instagram.com/kentkriegshauserphotography

Lily Blouin lives to perform & mentor and sail and go to New York to see Jeff Daniels and then
not see Jeff Daniels! She's inspiring and brave and human and a pirate all at the same time.

And if your ears stick around until the end, you'll hear her sing too.

My friend, we hope you enjoy the lovely Lily Blouin on episode 9 of A Little Off Track.

Tim Holmes finally came all the way down to the A Little Off Track studios to talk like a snobby actor and deflect our questions like a spoiled director, exactly what we were hoping.
Anything performed from a stage without a net, ensemble or solo, drama, comedy or musical is so damned impressive and inspiring to those who don't do it everyday or ever! We love to be entertained and Tim knows a show or two about a show or two.
It's 92 minutes of special friendships and folly, with one of the greatest to ever do it.***
***paid slogan by Mr Holmes
places
https://www.facebook.com/PAAGalesburg
https://www.facebook.com/GalesburgOrpheum

Seth’s upbringing becomes pretty clear when you hear his music.  Whether it’s grandpa, his favorite girl or the famous bridge he grew up next to, his lyrics hit close to home right away.
He’s a father, a fiddle player, an educator and an occasional online better, and part of a few great musical projects in the area, Frank F. Sidney's Western Bandit Volunteers & Harvest Sons. And an occasional appearance in the Rhinestoners.
Enjoy the wild accusations & high speculation of a Sunday afternoon on Cherry Street with the musical musings of our friend Seth Cocquit, on this episode of A Little Off Track. 
MUSIC
all music written & composed by Seth Cocquit & Harvest Sons
all music used with permission
Places
https://www.harvestsons.com/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/58ZnkKlr0uufvtYUJuMH3a
https://www.instagram.com/harvestsons/?hl=en

Multi talented artists Kyle & Auty Rohweder join us this time around to go, A Little Off Track.
You might have swapped a story and got a buzz under the roof of Kyle's barber shop, Glory Days, on Cherry Street in Galesburg. And you might have seen Auty dance, act or been delighted by her barista & bass skills. These are just a few of the bonifides of these siblings who have great stories, a great band and a bond we all hope to have with our brothers & sisters. And if you love their band, the Goodbye Race, then this is the episode for you.