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- Oz is on the porch! - Greg Osby debuts with the Chops – EEC, 8/16/02

- Keith “Dieter” Mossberg/guest Tim Kelly on congas/El Tempo in the back/X-tian/Kurt in back on bass. -- EEC, 10/17/97

- Busted (leg that is) - March 23, 2003 – East End Cafe

- Keith “Dieter” Mossberg – EEC, 10/17/97

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-         Farewell/Reunion gig – Butch / Tom / X-tian / Brad – East End Cafe, Feb. 2004

-         Butchie & Osby – East End, Feb. 2004

-         Joe Ambrosino & Greg Osby, sittin’ in – East End Café, Feb, 2004

-         The Wig Post: El Tempo – East End Cafe Feb. 2004

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- Porch Heads, indeed. Pat Kelly sittin in’ on drums – East End Café, Feb. 2004

- Butchie aka Twiggy – torturing the mandolin (or vice versa) - East End Café, 7/18/03

- Steve / X-tian / BZ / Pat Kelly (dr) & Red Baron (trumpet) & TJ Hill (from CA peeping on bass), sittin’ in / Brad – East End, 7/18/03

- Dieter, El Tempo, Osby, Christian, Brad – East End at the Farewell/Reunion gig, Feb. 2004

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X-tian, The Red Baron (sittin’ in on trumpet) and Brad – East End Café, 7/18/03

CHOPS w/ TJ Hill of The Pastafarians on bass – East End, 7/18/03

The Pastafarians (Brad & TJ) reunited at the East End, 7/18/03

Two Vagrants masquerading as Porch Chops – East End, 7/18/03

Mr. Stevie Hobson – deep in meditation – East End, 7/18/03

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- Brad at early solo gig at the Red Snapper (Foulk & Naamans) where his weekly gigs spawned the first regular Porch Chops appearances. Here he sings with on old friend from San Diego, Gale "Dusty" Leach. Singing John David Souther's "Faithless Love" (May 9, 1988)

- Brad, singer/songwriter Bart Frohlich, and Frank Milewski (BZB/Leslie Carey Band) jamming outside 4W5 on closing day (Spring 2006)

- My cousin Missy (left) came from California to a Porch Chops gig at the Town Wharf in Wilmington back in Spring of 1989, I believe. She arrived with her date BUD (Blow Up Doll). We didn't play here much after this. Wonder why.

- Brad, Dusty and TJ Hill at the Red Snapper (May 9, 1988). TJ was the first musician Brad played with regularly after moving to Delaware. He has since moved to San Diego and was back visiting when they played this gig.

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Porch Chops from left: Tom Melvin, Steve Gregg, Butch Zito, Dave "El Tempo" Gershman, Brad Riesau, Craig "Bass Meister" Noland. Flatbed Festival, Brad's backyard, Boothwyn, PA. 1988-9?

Butch doing the solo thing at the open mic he leads with his son Devin at MOJO 13 in Wilmington (June 2007) - [Butch MOJO 13 June 1007]

Butch and Brad at the Porch Chops / Stackabones gig at O'Friel's Irish Pub, Wilmington, DE. 1988 or ‘89

Porch Chops - when Craig joined at our 2nd gig, we became PC.2. Butch, Craig, Tom, Brad at the Red Snapper, 1988

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- Brad at the Flatbed Festival, Boothwyn, PA 1988-89?

- Lon Pilot, along with Jon Furbush, were our gallant sound crew in the early days. That's Lon on the right making sure we have enough sunscreen for our pasty white legs. Flatbed Fest, ‘88-‘89?

- Porch Chops at Red Snapper's Moby Dick Lounge, 1988. Brad had a gig here 2 nights a week for about a year from early 1987-1989.

- Craig, Tom and Brad at an early Chops gig at the Red Snapper. Paul Peters (facing with smirk) was our first "sound man"/taper. With him is Robin Bock one of our old friends and early Porch Heads. They were the official "Taper Section". 1988

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- Brad and his massive organ (actually, he was just using it to lean on) at the Smyrna Opera House, Smyrna DE where he played with Butch Zito & Friends opening for Roy Bookbinder in 2007

- My nephew Corey singing "On The Road Again" in his debut stage performance at the Red Snapper, 1987-88?

- Mike McMahon of McMule Hauling, diligent keeper of the Chops flame and resident drum aficianado joins El Tempo for some rhythm at the Flatbed Fest

1988-89?

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- Porch Chops (version 4) upstairs at Town Wharf on Market St. Wilmington.

By the next gig they had moved us downstairs because we made to floor bounce precariously. That would be BUD on backing vocals. Spring 1989

- Tom, Craig & Brad at the Town Wharf. Nice jacket, Tom. Spring 1989

- Steve G, Tom & Brad at the Town Wharf - Spring 1989