FIRESIDE THEATER 2020 SEASON SERIAL
FIRESIDE THEATER 2020 SEASON SERIES

McCloskey), a poor-but-proud medical student. Also living in Southfork was the promiscuous Lucy Ewing (Charlene Tilton), daughter of the seldom-seen Gary Ewing (whose character was elevated to leading-man status on the Dallas spin-off Knots Landing) Lucy would briefly become the wife of Mitch Cooper (Leigh J. And after Jock Ewing perished in a plane crash in South America (Jim Davis died in the spring of 1981, but his character wasn't entirely written out of the show until the following year), Miss Ellie became the wife of Texas millionaire Clayton Farlow (Howard Keel). Wilson), the ex-wife of his cousin Jack Ewing (Dack Rambo). After Pam and Bobby were divorced and Pam was killed in a car accident, Bobby went on to marry April Stevens (Sheree J. Though Pam could not conceive, she and Bobby adopted Christopher (Joshua Harris), the illegitimate son of Sue Ellen Ewing's younger sister Kristin (Mary Crosby). Bobby's first wife was Pamela Barnes (Victoria Principal), the daughter of Jock Ewing's former partner and later bitter rival Willard 'Digger' Barnes (David Wayne, then Keenan Wynn). and Sue Ellen had one son, John Ross Ewing III, played by Tyler Banks until 1983, and thereafter by Omri Katz.

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was originally married to Sue Ellen (Linda Gray), but toward the end of the series divorced her when he was forced into a shotgun wedding with Arkansas hillbilly Cally Harper (Cathy Podewell). (Larry Hagman), Gary (played first by David Ackroyd, then by Ted Shackelford), and Bobby (Patrick Duffy).

Living in their luxurious mansion, Southfork, the Ewings included patriarch Jock Ewing (Jim Davis) his wife, Eleanor (aka 'Miss Ellie,' played by Barbara Bel Geddes for most of the run, and by Donna Reed during the 1984-1985 season) and their adult sons, J.R. Set (where else?) in Texas - specifically, Braddock County - the series' million-and-one intrigues were largely motivated by the feud between two families, the oil-rich Ewings and the cash-poor but ruthlessly ambitious Barnes clan.

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They were nominated for IBMA New Artist of the Year at the 2022 IBMA Bluegrass Music Awards Show in Raleigh.Introduced with a five-week trial run beginning on April 2, 1978, and ultimately lasting 14 seasons and 357 hour-long episodes, the CBS series Dallas was not only the most successful prime-time serial of all time, but also one of the few American programs of any kind to achieve 'hit' status virtually all over the world. It wasn’t that way 15 years ago.”įireside Collective has three albums to its name. I love seeing that there are so many people that are enthusiastic about bluegrass.

“I think it’s good to see the crosscurrents where bluegrass and popular music have borrowed from one another,” said Fireside’s mandolinist and vocalist Jesse Iaquinto during an online PineCone Workshop. They say they’ve learned a lot playing festivals like World of Bluegrass in Raleigh where they get to hear and play with all kinds of string bands. “Depending on where you come from and your experience with folk music you may think we’re very traditional, or on the other hand, consider us a progressive act.”īluegrass Situation praised the band saying their 2020 album Elements “…bursts from the speakers with the intensity and feeling of the stage monitors pounding into your chest front row center on a hot Saturday night at the Grey Eagle (in Asheville).”įireside Collective won the 2016 band contest at Merlefest and was nominated for a Momentum Award at IBMA in Raleigh. Mandolinist Jesse Iaquinto says the band loves to play for wide-ranging audiences. The band is equally at home at IBMA, bluegrass festivals or rock clubs like Lincoln Theater, Cat’s Cradle or The Pour House. The Asheville-based quintet features Joe Cicero on guitar, Alex Genoga on banjo, Jesse Iaquinto on mandolin, Tommy Maher on resophonic guitar (dobro) and Carson White on upright bass. They helped PineCone restart post-pandemic shows as a part of the 2021 Down Home Series. Fireside Collective has been a frequent guest on PineCone stages.

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