Jackson Browne at The Park Theater

On Wednesday January 31 Rochmon Record Club will converge at The Park Theater, 14 Park Street, Glens Falls, to listen to, and learn about, Jackson Browne’s fifth album, “Running On Empty”! Doors open at 6:30, the show begins at 7 pm with a live audio & video presentation by Chuck Vosganian aka “Rochmon”.Jackson Browne and his band hit the ground running in 1972. Four years and four albums later “Running On Empty” captures life on the road; the family it had become, and the challenges it presented. Jackson Browne’s band, at the top of their skills, thrilled audiences all over the world and “Running On Empty” is a document of their travels across America...

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On Wednesday January 31 Rochmon Record Club will converge at The Park Theater, 14 Park Street, Glens Falls, to listen to, and learn about, Jackson Browne’s fifth album, “Running On Empty”! Doors open at 6:30, the show begins at 7 pm with a live audio & video presentation by Chuck Vosganian aka “Rochmon”.Jackson Browne and his band hit the ground running in 1972. Four years and four albums later “Running On Empty” captures life on the road; the family it had become, and the challenges it presented. Jackson Browne’s band, at the top of their skills, thrilled audiences all over the world and “Running On Empty” is a document of their travels across America. In many ways a concept album, songs include “Running On Empty”, “You Love the Thunder”, “Cocaine”, the pairing of “The Load Out” and Maurice William’s “Stay” and 5 more. “Running On Empty” is a testament to love and life on the road, a peek behind the curtain that we very rarely get. As is his way, Rochmon will have a few surprises in store!The Rochmon Record Club Listening Party begins at 7pm with a live audio & video presentation by Chuck Vosganian aka “Rochmon”. A Rochmon Record Club Listening Party is meant to inform and deepen our understanding of the history of the individual performers, the songs and the stories that went into the making of this iconic album.

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