Buckalew’s Tavern in Beach Haven was brimming with a motley bunch on Friday night, many of them football fans who came to enjoy dinner and some drinks during the San Francisco vs. Green Bay playoff game. Halfway through the game, Chris Fritz and Bruce “Rocker” Ciangetti (owner of the once-upon-a-time Red Rocker record shop, and Fritz’s mentor in all things vinyl) came lumbering in with an array of guitars and pedals, with the courageous task of performing nothing but Neil Young, traversing his…
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