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	XPoNential Music On Demand from WXPN Philadelphia
		Gene Shay produces XPN's weekly folk show and is the founder and original emcee of the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
		Gene has been deemed "The dean of American folk DJs" by The Philadelphia Daily News and "the grandfather of Philadelphia Folk Music" by The Philadelphia Inquirer.
		The Festival is hosted by Gene Shay and is a three-day extravaganza of traditional and contemporary folk performers, dance, crafts, camping, and children's activities.
	www.xponentialmusic.org /live_streams/folkalley.php (272 words)

	Gene Shay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gene Shay is a representative of Philadelphia's folk music scene.
		Gene Shay has been the Philadelphia folk music scene’s most visible representative, producing folk radio shows every Sunday since 1962, (now on 88.5, WXPN) A founder of the Philadelphia Folk Festival and Festival emcee since its inception, he has been called the “Grandfather of Philadelphia Folk Music” by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
		Shay was the first one to bring Bob Dylan to Philadelphia in 1963 for his debut concert, and as an advertising, writer-producer, Gene wrote the original radio commercials for Woodstock.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gene_Shay (348 words)

	Folk Alley: Staff Bios -- Gene Shay
		Gene, one of the most respected folk radio personalities in the U.S., brings more than four decades worth of experience and knowledge to a weekly two-hour show in the Folk Alley stream each Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m.
		Gene brought Bob Dylan to Philadelphia for his debut concert in the area and, as an advertising writer-producer, Gene wrote the original radio spots for Woodstock.
		Gene served as a Charter Board Member of the North American Folk & Dance Alliance; serves on the Board of The Philadelphia Folksong Society, The First Person Arts Foundation, The American Composers Forum and is a voting member on the Board of Governors of NARAS (National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences) in Philadelphia.
	www.folkalley.com /about/staff/gene-shay (1070 words)

	New Destiny Cattery - "GC NewDestiny's Shattered Dreams" - flame point himalayan female (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Shay was my first Regional Winner and we had a great time showing.
		The answer is Shay was the work of 3 years of my breeding program in which a stud I had used to lock in type, was discovered to also be passing on a Liver defect to most of his offspring.
		Shay's father, CH NewDestiny For Maximum Effect, was also affected by the liver problem, as were several of my breeding cats.
	www.newdestiny.us /shay.html (206 words)

	GENE SHAY - P.A.W. Print - Philadelphia Arts Writers
		Shay and his wife Gloria are responsible for bringing Bob Dylan to Philadelphia, organizing his first show at the 300-seat auditorium Philadelphia Ethical Society in Rittenhouse Square.
		Shay still visits his eccentric pals, such as the "Flids" in the makeshift, camping communities at the folk festival, whom he says are always good for a laugh when they dress up as baby or some other theme.
		Shay is not working on a book, but says that he ought to write down his memoirs before he forgets them.
	www.philadelphiawriters.com /articles/03_2004/shay.htm (2737 words)

	CD Baby: LAURA SHAY: To a Place
		Using the piano as a voice through a personal tragedy, Laura Shay embarked on her musical career at 16 years of age when she played an open mic in her home neighborhood of Northeast Philadelphia.
		Now, six years later, Shay is armed with a full band, a grittier sound, and an arsenal of songs that go beyond her 22 years.
		Shay is self-taught on both piano and guitar.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/laurashay (397 words)

	John McLaughlin The Folk Life Conversation with Gene Shay
		Radio DJ, MC of the Philadelphia Folk Festival since its beginning, TV writer and producer, teacher and friend to folkies of all persuasions, Gene Shay remains one of the principal reasons why Philadelphia is such a warm and hospitable place to musicians and their music.
		Gene: And you also have to remember that Joni liked Philadelphia a lot and she became quite friendly with some people here.
		Gene: I would like to see a festival – this probably wouldn’t help sell tickets, but it would be my kind of festival – one night would be country music, one would be old-timey and bluegrass, one night British Isles and sea-shanties, one night blues and Black religious music.
	johnmclaughlin.hypermart.net /gene.html (3943 words)

	Folk Alley (( Gene Shay Wins Folk DJ of the Year ))
		Gene Shay Wins Folk DJ of the Year
		WXPN & Folk Alley's new host, Gene Shay, took home top prize for Folk DJ at the 2007 Folk Alliance Awards show held on Wednesday, February 21st.
		Nice to see the rest of the world getting a chance to hear the voice we "Philly pholkies" have treasured for years, Gene Shay.
	www.folkalley.com /archives/000823.php (447 words)

	Exit the Unicorn
		Shay's program will keep its Sunday afternoon slot, but WXPN plans to lengthen the show by two hours, airing from 4 p.m.
		Curren says WXPN agreed to pick up Shay's show after WHYY decided to cancel it after a 10-year run.
		Raines says Shay's format will encompass the world's foremost "organic rootsy music," including blues, bluegrass and the British folk music of The Unicorn.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/121897/om2.shtml (225 words)

	NORTHEAST TIMES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For the past four decades, Gene Shay has been the Philadelphia folk scene’s most visible representative, producing folk radio shows every Sunday since 1962 (now on WXPN on Sundays from 4 to 8 p.m.).
		Shay started out rehearsing what would ultimately become his radio career at the breakfast table when he was a little boy, using a spoon to practice his announcing from a milk carton, or using a hairbrush to interview his sisters.
		After graduating from Temple in l957, Shay went into the Army and wound up in Frankfurt, Germany, where he worked as a DJ and staff announcer for the American Forces Network-Europe, hosting such programs as “Music in the Air” over one of the largest network operations in the world.
	www.northeasttimes.com /2003/0430/rita.html (555 words)

	GHCOG Meeting Minutes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gene Hall made a motion to approve the December 4 and 18, 2003 meeting minutes of the Grays Harbor Council of Governments; second, Brian Shay.
		Gene Hall nominated Terry Veitz for the position of Second Vice-Chair; second, Brian Shay.
		Brian Shay (City of McCleary) reported on a 7 member, county-wide committee that the county has established to work with the $.08 sales tax for the cities for infrastructure projects for economic development.
	www.ghcog.org /minutesfiles/MinutesFeb04.html (2187 words)

	Giant Gene and Terry's Photo Album Updates
		RJ, (Ron Joseph), Gene's first radio partner, can be heard worldwide as a guest on our "History of Disco Pt 3" program, as well as every Friday on Philly-area radio, and Saturday nights coast to coast on various stations across the nation.
		Gene has been a fold music force in this city since the day's of Ed and Esther Halpern's Hootenanny's at the famed Gilded Cage.
		Gene introduced the wonderfully amazing "scret diva", Essra Mohawk, at the Brotherly Love Concert, leaving the rockers to Giant Gene to introduce.
	pages.prodigy.net /giantgene1/_wsn/page4.html (462 words)

	Songwriter's Tour Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		January 6: I was guest on WXPN with Gene Shay on Sunday afternoon.
		This is a great local public radio station with a strong signal (see www.XPN.org) and Gene's show has been on Philadelphia radio for nearly forty years.
		Gene is also a legend in Philadelphia and beyond for his involvement with the Philadelphia Folk Festival since its inception forty years ago.
	www.erikbalkey.com /stg2002-1-5.html (7085 words)

	Sing Out!: The Godfather of Philly Folk, Gene Shay will be... @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Godfather of Philly Folk, Gene Shay will be honored for his 40 years of folk music on the radio at a special anniversary concert on Monday May 12.
		Gene's folk music legacy extends to his emcee duties at area festivals, especially his pun-filled appearances every year at the Philadelphia Folk Festival.
		Presented by The Old FOGies (Old Friends of Gene) and the Philadelphia FolkSong Society, the concert will be held at Glenside's Keswick Theatre as a celebration for all of his contributions to folk music.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:99118218&refid=ink_tptd_mag (258 words)

	The Folksman
		Shay was, and is, renowned for filling his four hours with the latest recordings and live music from touring or local artists looking to build careers.
		Shay took his course on ballads and resolved to do his best to encourage others to learn to love this music as well.
		Gene was the first person to acknowledge me and invite me to participate.
	www.citypaper.net /articles/2003-05-08/music2.shtml (1076 words)

	Songwriter's Tour Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Gene Shay stopped in as well and contributed to the conversation with some valuable feedback.
		Gene Shay, host of the Folk Show on WXPN in Philadelphia, agrees that songwriters can gain a lot from the feedback of their peers.
		Gene Shay was surprise guest at a past PSA workshop and Januarys workshop will feature a visit from New York City songwriting legend Jack Hardy.
	www.erikbalkey.com /stg2000-27-32.html (7277 words)

	Bridgeton Folk Festival
		Shay is also a Grammy nominated record producer who has a reputation for supporting emerging artists.
		Gene works in advertising and has been Creative Director for a number of the city’s hottest ad agencies.
		Gene serves on the Board of Sing Out!, the national folk music quarterly.
	www.bridgetonfolkfestival.com (251 words)

	Researchers Find Drug That Blocks Spread Of Lung Cancer In Mice
		Its rate is increasing worldwide, Shay said, and survival rates are poor because the disease metastasizes, usually by the time treatment begins in most cases.
		The gene that creates telomerase is active in about 85%-90% of tumors and in only a few noncancerous cells.
		It's almost a universal target for fighting cancer, Shay said, and its specificity is what makes it attractive for attack.
	www.cancercompass.com /cancer-news/1,9745,00.htm?rss=y (643 words)

	Daily Local News - News - 05/24/2002 - Laura Shay brings her songs to The Point (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Fortunately for area audiences, Laura Shay was a shy teen.
		With Smith producing, Shay traveled to his studio in Bensalem to lay down tracks whenever her busy schedule at college allowed.
		Shay, who is a communications major at West Chester University, cites Tori Amos as a major influence.
	www.dailylocal.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=4231412&BRD=1671&PAG=461&dept_id=17782&rfi=8 (510 words)

	As The Worm Turns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Andrea was helpless when caught in the gaze of Gene Shay.
		The resultant crash (in which no one was injured) combined all the ingredients into a heady melange of flavors that turned the ice cream world on its head.
		Dave and Andrea reconciled, Gene Shay was named Godfather of their baby, born nine months to the day later, christened Benjamin Jerome Van Ronk.
	www.christinelavin.com /worm.html (273 words)

	Packet Online
		There's no shortage of room, but a sizable group assembles early to stake their claim near the main stage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival, held this year Aug. 24-26.
		Since the first festival, organized by the Philadelphia Folksong Society and held on a small farm near Paoli, Pa., in 1962, the event has grown to include a crafts festival, children's activities and an extensive list of dance and performance workshops.
		Shay served as master of ceremonies for that first show, a role he's repeated every year since then, including this year.
	www.groovelily.com /press/princetonpacket.html (1739 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Al and Riana Jamison; Bob, Joan and Shay Poenitzsch; Chris and Gaynelle Stein; David, Sally, Chris and Kristy Kulhanek; Ernest Mae Seaholm; Lynda Appelt Evans; Mr.
		Bernice and Tom Etheridge; Bob, Joan and Shay Poenitzsch; Charles Harbich family; Gene and Virginia Herzik; Joe and Tommie Herzik; Mr.
		Bob, Joan and Shay Poenitzsch; Carol Kotrla; Gene and Virginia Herzik; Mr.
	library.columbustexas.net /memorials.htm (4617 words)

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		When Christine came onstage, she proudly announced that unlike most of the performers, she would not be doing a song Gene had requested, and instead said she would sing a song about the island vacation that she hoped Gene would give himself soon.
		And DJ Ed Sciacky correctly noted that Gene created a whole style of "how to talk to a radio audience" that influenced a generation of local DJ's.
		It was a big lovefest, a great tribute to a great man. I just wish I had picked up one of the Gene Shay bobble head dolls in the lobby...
	www.smoe.org /lists/believers/v07.n095 (1244 words)

	Ulster Publishing - Woodstock Times, New Paltz Times, Saugerties Times, Kingston Times, Highland Mid-Hudson Post, ...
		Sliced Bread is none other than legendary radio personality Gene Shay and partner Carl Apter.
		"I've known Gene for a long time, and both of these guys are like family," says the performer.
		Still the focus is on her brilliantly poetic wordplay and huge voice.
	www.ulsterpublishing.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=article&articleID=343347 (458 words)

	bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Now, four years later, Shay is armed with a full band, a grittier sound, and an arsenal of songs that go beyond her 20 years.
		With a wide range of influences running the gamut of Tori Amos, Stevie Nicks, and Adam Duritz, the band features Dominic Cole on guitar, Bob Blinebury on bass and Michael Litt on drums.
		Now two years later, and with a full band behind her, Shay plans to work on a follow-up.
	www.laurashay.com /eyes.htm (223 words)

	Manayunk \| Philly Future - Philadelphia Blogs - The News YOU Write
		I, Earl Pickens, hereby resolve to perform live on WXPN in Philadelphia this Sunday night, November 6th, 2005 AD, on Gene Shay's program "Folk Music With Gene Shay".
		I highly resolve to chat with Gene and to play some of my songs whilst on said radio program.
		Be it known that this shall happen on Sunday night, between the hours of 8 and 10 pm.
	www.phillyfuture.org /taxonomy/term/88/9 (349 words)

	Roy Book Binder - Book Report
		The weather is good and I have a pretty level campsite in the performer parking area.
		Part of my gig, was that I was to be Gene Shay's assistant MC Friday night.
		Other highlights for me were working with Gene Shay as assistant MC, hearing Nickel Creek and seeing Arlo Guthrie’s bus !.
	www.roybookbinder.com /report.shtml?Date=2001-08-29 (584 words)

	Rambles: Tom Russell, Modern Art
		In the early spring of 2003, prior to the release of Modern Art, I had the pleasure of hearing an advance copy of the title track played on folk icon Gene Shay's Philadelphia radio program.
		First impressions unfortunately can be misleading, and I'm sorry to report that the songs on this disc are neither clever nor appealing.
		I'm almost tempted to enjoy the unintentional irony that Russell's poke at modern art is contained in an album that relates to "real music" in much the same way that some folks think modern art relates to "real art." Unfortunately, the most artistic thing about this Modern Art is the buffalo painting on the cover.
	www.rambles.net /russell_modart03.html (819 words)

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