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  4-6 pm Edgartown Mass. August 21, 2022 Bad Martha Edgartown 270 Upper Main St, Edgartown, MA 02539 508-939-4415 edgartown@badmarthabeer.com https://www.badmarthabeer.com/brewery/ 3 hr 10 min  (116.6 mi)  via I-495 S There are 4 ways to get from Beverly to Martha's Vineyard Island by train, taxi, ferry, bus, car ferry, car or plane Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner. https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Beverly-MA-USA/Martha-s-Vineyard-Island

  JT3 Live at Nathaniel’s at the Hawthorne Hotel Salem, Massachusetts   My August 12, 2022 show at the Hawthorne will be a show I will remember forever.    I did not play as many originals as I usually do, because it was a full house with people dancing to songs they knew well and wanted to sing-along to.    (My cousin Sue Grenier helped fill the place with other family members and friends.)    The 3D song “Everything But Peace” was a hit with the audience.    It was a complete joy to have my son (John “Jay” Tamilio IV) play ukulele and sing on four songs, taking the lead on the Buddy Holly classic “Oh Boy” and sharing vocals with me on The Band’s “The Weight.,” which has become a staple in my set.    Nathaniel’s at The Hawthorne is always an amazing place to play: the food is incredible, the libations are sumptuous, the staff is congenial, and the atmosphere is warm, friendly, and inviting. Friday, August 12, 2022 ...

  REVIEW OF 'EVERYTHING BUT PEACE' WHICH WAS IN HOT ROTATION ON BTD RADIO  https://www.btdradio.com/2022/04/20/everything-but-peace-by-john-tamilio-iii-of-3d/    ARTIST REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS NEWS   ON APRIL 20, 2022 Song review Everything But Peace by John Tamilio III of 3D Get ready world, here’s a song that is slinging some big bold wakeup call messages out into the universe.   What song am I talking about, it’s “Everything But Peace” by John Tamilio III of 3D. An iconic Boston area band from the 1980s. The song is the lead-off track from the Boston Rock & Roll Anthology Vol. #21. The lyrics are interesting and the chorus of the song is carefully laid out throughout. Wrapped around the chorus is lyrics like, Wall Street rules the nation, Criminals in office, and Homeless people living on the streets. The ending of the song doesn’t let you go that easy. It slams  you in the face with,  Our children are dying from overdose, We’ve got everything bu...