Or, you can hold down the Shift Key and, at the same time, click Restart.Įither way, when your PC comes back, you’ll see the Advanced Options menu. And this is where your Windows 10 USB Recovery Drive comes in handy. If you’re having problems booting into Windows 10 or it keeps crashing on you, the easy way to get into Safe Mode is to use Advanced Boot Options. Update: You can also start the new Windows 11 in Safe Mode, here’s how. They play with all sorts of people, (like) Volker Strifler and Alvon Johnson.While that worked in the XP days, the OS has evolved, and there are many ways to do it. Israel commented on his bandmates, mentioning that Passarelle also plays trumpet. Morris Acevedo is the talented guitarist for the night, and David Schrader will take the sax duties. Assisting Israel at the helm will be Jim Passarelle on bass, the two comprising a rhythm section that is familiar to music lovers here in the Valley of the Tunes. The result is a six-piece combo composed of some of the most talented veteran players in the area.īlakeman will handle the keys, while Israel is the magnificent drummer that will keep the band in time. Blakeman got a call to perform on this Saturday and immediately thought of joining forces with the Chameleons. He brings a pop/rock/jazz/R&B flair to the night there, usually getting the folks in attendance up and dancing.
Keyboard wizard Michael Blakeman is a regular at the Monday night open mic at Murphy’s. Michael Israel is the mastermind behind the band, and he previewed the band via a phone call. While the Chameleons are a going local concern with a serious groove, the personnel is a bit different for this gig. One such creation is the new incarnation of The Chameleons that will appear Saturday night at Murphy’s Irish Pub.Ī stroll down the Place des Pyrenees, the official name of the alley that leads to Murphy’s and the delicious Taste of the Himalayas restaurant, will reveal a jazz-based instrumental band that was assembled for this particular occasion, Oct. The loosey-goosey scheduling that is happening these days with live music, with bands needing to cancel much more often than is typical, can result in some last-minute and pretty intriguing musical partnerships.
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