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SUMMARY:Jim Messina
DESCRIPTION:A supremely talented guitarist\, Jim Messina began working with the legendary band Buffalo Springfield in 1966 as a recording engineer on their second album Buffalo Springfield Again. In 1967\, at the request of the group and Atlantic Records founder and president Ahmet Ertegun\, Messina was asked to produce the band's third and final album. Shortly thereafter\, he replaced Bruce Palmer\, the bass player\, touring and recording with the band up until completion and release of their album Last Time Around.\n\nIn 1968\, when Buffalo Springfield disbanded\, Messina signed a contract with Epic Records as a producer and a recording artist. Along with fellow Buffalo Springfield member Richie Furay\, he formed Poco (originally named "Pogo" after the famous comic strip character). The band's aptly titled 1969 debut Pickin' Up The Pieces is the only debut album ever to receive a perfect rating from Rolling Stone magazine\; the landmark album laid the blueprint for the then new musical genre uniting country with rock music and it blazed the pathway for future multi-million selling artists like the Eagles.\n\n\n\nThe Port Washington Chamber of Commerce invites you to Try Port First and visit our wonderful merchant and restaurant members who support our community. See our Chamber of Commerce member listings at https://www.PWCOC.org/members. And\, you can download the free Try Port First app for "everything Port Washington!"
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:A supremely talented guitarist\, \;Jim Messina \;began working with the legendary band Buffalo Springfield in 1966 as a recording engineer on their second album Buffalo Springfield Again. In 1967\, at the request of the group and Atlantic Records founder and president Ahmet Ertegun\, Messina was asked to produce the band'\;s third and final album. Shortly thereafter\, he replaced Bruce Palmer\, the bass player\, touring and recording with the band up until completion and release of their album \;Last Time Around.
\n\nIn 1968\, when Buffalo Springfield disbanded\, Messina signed a contract with Epic Records as a producer and a recording artist. Along with fellow Buffalo Springfield member Richie Furay\, he formed Poco (originally named "\;Pogo"\; after the famous comic strip character). The band'\;s aptly titled 1969 debut \;Pickin'\; Up The Pieces \;is the only debut album ever to receive a perfect rating from \;Rolling Stone \;magazine\; the landmark album laid the blueprint for the then new musical genre uniting country with rock music and it blazed the pathway for future multi-million selling artists like the Eagles.
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\nThe Port Washington Chamber of Commerce invites you to Try Port First and visit our wonderful merchant and restaurant members who support our community. See our Chamber of Commerce member listings at \;https://www.PWCOC.org/members. \;And\, you can download the free Try Port First app for "\;everything Port Washington!"\;
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LOCATION:Jeanne Rimsky Theater\, 232 Main Street
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DTSTAMP:20260524T132109Z
URL:https://www.pwcoc.org/events/details/jim-messina-7828
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