TONY MART PRESENTS. . . . MUSIC, FOOD, AND FUN!

Saturdays 12noon to 1pm ~ Radio WPG 1450AM or 95.5FM

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Musical Joy of The Tony Mart Legacy, Celebrations of Culinary Excellence, Developments
in the latest Nightlife Indulgences and Tony Mart Travel Club with Preferred Travel...

GET RID OF THE LOSERS ... BRING ON THE CRUISERS

TRIBUTE AND BENEFIT FOR MICHAEL "TUNES" ANTUNES

Wednesday, October 7, 2020

Michael "Tunes" Antunes, the Saxophone Star of Eddie & the Cruisers,
along with The Billy Walton Band celebrating their new CD "Dark Hour" and special guest Howard Isaacson.

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BYOB ROCKTOBERFEST

POP-UP FUN...ONE MORE FREE LIVE CONCERT!

Saturday, October 10, 2020

Sponsored by Greg Sykora and Joe McCarrie, "BYOB Rocktoberfest"
will be a free end of the season concert featuring the music of Bob Marley,
Jimmy Buffett and all your parrothead, Caribbean and reggae favorites performed by the Coconutz.

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"TONY MART CARES"

Tony Mart Cares has been established to allow us to help our great musicians who need support and assistance as well as create more free and low cost concerts for our Tony Mart family of musicians and fans.

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THE LEGEND OF TONY MART

With the great resurgence of classic rock enjoyed by people of all ages and the recent international media attention to Tony Mart's as a result of Robbie Robertson's autobiography, "Testimony", there is no time better than the present to create the long overdue book, "The Legend of Tony Mart".

We invite everyone to join us live every Saturday at high noon to share in the stories and reminiscences; your stories and photographs can be sent via email. We'll consider all admissions and include many quotes and interviews from Tony Mart aficionados around the world in the book that will begin in Naso, Messina, Sicily and follow the legacy of Antonino "Tony Mart" Marotta from there to Somers Point, New Jersey after "discovering America" on Columbus Day, 1932.