Tuesday & Wednesday Music, & the Coming Weekend’s Festivals, Oct 9 & 10 & more, 2012

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Here’s the info for your mid-week musical needs, and a preview of this weekend’s FESTIVALS. Enjoy now, prepare for more of the perfect blend of excitement and relaxation…
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Tuesday, October 9
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Tuesday’s Sections:
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1) Music on TV today / tonight
2) CONCERTS, club gigs, and other “go-and-do” events
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1) On TV today / tonight…
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Tue, Oct 9, on TV:
6-6:30 am “TOM JONES: LIVE FROM THE ISLE OF WIGHT MUSIC FESTIVAL” is a performance by the Welsh singer from the 2011 festival in England. On Paladia, on cable and satellite. On Paladia.
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Tue night / Wed AM, Oct 9 / 10, on TV:
1-2 am “STORYTELLERS” features JOHN MAYER doing an acoustic set in a 2010 episode. On Paladia.
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Tue night / Wed AM, Oct 9 / 10, on TV:
2-3 am “STORYTELLERS” brings NORAN JONES in a 2012 episode. On Paladia.
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2) Tuesday’s CONCERTS, club gigs, and other “go-and-do” events
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Tue, Oct 9, in Ventura:
6-10 pm weekly “TALENT NIGHT” acoustic open mic, at Golden China Restaurant, 760 S Seaward Av (at 101 Fwy), Ventura; www.goldenchinaventura.com; 805-652-1188.
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Tue, Oct 9
7 pm weekly “JC HYKE'S SONGWRITERS SERENADE” brings CROSBY TYLER, JUSTEFANIE, BEN CARR, and performing host JC HYKE as this week’s lineup of recording artists playing acoustic sets, at Matt Denny's Ale House Restaurant & Bar, 145 E Huntington Dr, Arcadia 91006. Venue is a restaurant, serves alcohol. All ages. No cover.
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Tue, Oct 9:
7 pm weekly “BLUEGRASS SOUP JAM” at Convert-A-Tape, 2420 Gundry Av, Signal Hill 90755.
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Tue, Oct 9, WORKSHOP:
8 pm “DECLARE YOUR DREAM” is a workshop for artists at Muse on 8th, 759 S La Brea Av (at 8th St, just S of Wilshire), in mid-city L.A.; www.MUSEon8th.com; 323-933-MUSE (6873). It was formerly Café Muse, on Santa Monica Bl (at Hudson) in Hollywood. The owners say, “We are so excited to bring nighttime music, comedy, spoken word and poetry, back in the mix! We just launched an OPEN-MIC on Thursdays at 8 pm, with sign-ups at 7:30 pm.”
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Tue, Oct 9:
8 pm an ALT-COUNTRY / COUNTRY / HONKYTONK live band plays the Cowboy Palace, 21635 Devonshire St, Chatsworth; 818-341-0166. Preceded by free swing dance lesson with Ed at 7 pm. No cover.
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Tue, Oct 9:
8 pm weekly “TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC SESSION” at Timmy Nolan's Tavern and Grill, 10111 Riverside Dr, Toluca Lake 91602; 818-985-3359.
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Tue, Oct 9:
8:30 pm Pianist MARC BOSSERMAN plays The Varnish, 118 E Sixth St (behind Cole’s), downtown Los Angeles 90014; 213-622-9999; www.thevarnishbar.com.
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Tue, Oct 9:
9 pm THE GET DOWN BOYS play Villains Tavern, 1356 Palmetto St, Los Angeles 90013; 323-613-0766. The place is “A steampunk bar.”
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Wednesday, October 10
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Wednesday’s Sections:
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1) Music on TV today / tonight
2) CONCERTS, club gigs, and other “go-and-do” events
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1) On TV today / tonight…
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Wed, Oct 10, on TV:
9-10 am “LATER WITH JOOLS HOLLAND” brings NORAH JONES, ALABAMA SHAKES, JACK WHITE, and GRIMES, in a 2012 episode. On Paladia.
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2) Wednesday’s CONCERTS, club gigs, and other “go-and-do” events
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Wed, Oct 10:
12:30 pm WOMEN ON THE MOVE TRIO, the winners of the 2011 “Topanga Banjo Fiddle Contest” Vocal Competition, perform at the “BODY-MIND-WELLNESS COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR” at College of the Canyons, 26455 Rockwell Canyon Rd, Valencia 91355; 661-259-7800. Event is in Honor Grove (middle of campus, behind Administration Building A). Parking is $2, event is FREE.
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Event flyer, http://bit.ly/QADvOl. Special performance by the Trio in commemoration of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. They tell us, “We'll be singing two 45-minute sets of music.” The event features an "Every BODY is Beautiful" fashion show with The Clothesline Project (www.clotheslineproject.org). Bring a t-shirt decorated in honor of a victim / survivor of domestic violence or decorate a shirt on-site and hang it on the clothesline. Food, drawings, and more. This the fifth year for this event, a powerful and uplifting day for women.
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Wed, Oct 10, in Santa Barbara:
5:30 pm weekly “THE GLENDESSARY JAM” of makers of old-time music meets every Wednesday outdoors in Alice Keck Park (summers) and indoors (winter) on Glendessary Lane, in Santa Barbara.
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Wed, Oct 10, in Paso Robles:
6-8 pm weekly “JAM SESSION” at Matt’s Music, 617 12th St, Paso Robles; 805-237-0054, or www.mattsmusicinpaso.com. Open jam, mostly bluegrass, some folk.
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Wed, Oct 10:
6:30 pm KEN O’MALLEY brings his authentic and original Irish music. marvelous voice and multi-instrumental prowess to his twice-a-week (Wed & Sun) residency at Griffins of Kinsale, 1001 Mission St, South Pasadena 91030; 626-799-0926.
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Wed, Oct 10, in Ventura Co.:
6:30 pm weekly “IRISH MUSIC SESSION” at Brendan’s Irish Pub and Restaurant, 1755 E Daily Dr, Camarillo 93010; 888-811-5818.
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Wed, Oct 10:
6:30 pm “OPEN MIC” at the Talking Stick Coffee House, 1411 Lincoln Bl, Venice 92091. Sign-ups at 6:45.
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Wed, Oct 10:
7-9 pm Pianist MARC BOSSERMAN plays the Tapas Bar, aka TOI Tapas Bar in the Thousand Oaks Inn, 75 W Thousand Oaks Bl, Thousand Oaks 91360; 805-373-8785. Marc’s first night there, and if you’re a T.O. local, see what L.A. has been celebrating.
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Wed, Oct 10:
7 pm monthly LOS ANGELES WOMEN IN MUSIC (LAWIM) “SINGER-SONGWRITER NIGHT” (formerly the “Soiree”) with guest host FAY WOLF and something a bit different. It’s an evening presented by Phono Cosmic records with their recording artists CARMEN PEREZ. GINA STARBUCK, KAREN RINGO, DINAH STEWARD, and PINK THUNDER (DIANA MEYER & KYLE PUCCIA), at the M Bar, 1253 Vine St (at Fountain), Hollywood 90038; 323-856-0036.
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Wed, Oct 10:
7-9 pm weekly “WINE & SONG” series always brings a strong lineup of recording artists playing acoustic, including performing host BRAD COLERICK, at Firefly Bistro, 1009 El Centro St, South Pasadena; 626-441-2443; www.eatatfirefly.com.
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Wed, Oct 10, in San Diego:
7 pm “SAN DIEGO SONGWRITERS MEETUP” at New Expression Music, 4434 30th St, San Diego 92116; 619-280-9035.
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Wed, Oct 10:
8 pm SALTY SUITES plus JOHN WHYTOCK at the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena 91001; reservations 626-798-6236 (10 am-10 pm); venue phone 626-398-7917; info www.coffeegallery.com. (“the venue named in FolkWorks as L.A.’s best intimate acoustic listening room venue”).
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SALTY SUITES will be playing and singing their originals and classics in one long set for you, following JOHN WHYTOCK’s opening set. THE SALTY SUITES are CHUCK HAILES, CHELSEA WILLIAMS, & SCOTT GATES, returning to one of the venues that launched them, to play hard and sing sweet. Scott Gates is as close to a musical prodigy on the mandolin as you will ever meet and now plays guitar with the same fire and brilliance. Having performed all over the country and with artists as varied as John McEuen, Nathan McEuen, Kenny Loggins, Steve Martin and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and a virtual who's who of the bluegrass world, Scott is writing music on his own and is bringing many of these tunes to you. Scott appeared last year on the Ellen Show with Steve Martin, recorded with Kenny Loggins on his soon-to-be-released CD.

Plus, JOHN WHYTOCK, who has been performing for nationwide and international audiences. His music has been heard on radio and television and he has performed regularly as a session musician and for crowds of over 20,000. In 2008, after a break to raise kids, he came back, picked up his guitar, and began penning new tunes. He opened his White Oak Recording Studio, released two CDs, and has produced CD's for numerous other artists. Though he can play in any genre, he prefers finger style guitar with a little classical thrown in the mix. His influences are varied and include: Beethoven, Bach, The Beatles, The Ventures, Andre Segovia, Chet Atkins, and Paul Simon, among others. His own repertoire defies classification and is as diverse as his experiences. John considers himself more a composer than a guitarist, though his eclectic offerings are both fun and intelligent. He delights in beautiful melodies, innovative chord progressions and clever lyrics. He takes a colorful journey through both time and place. More at www.johnwhytockmusic.com. Tix, $18.
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Wed, Oct 10:
8 pm “GUITAROLOGY” showcase at Bar Melody and Grill, 9132 S Sepulveda Bl, Los Angeles 90045; 310-670-1994.
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Wed, Oct 10:
8:30 pm An ALT-COUNTRY / COUNTRY / HONKYTONK band plays the Cowboy Palace, 21635 Devonshire St, Chatsworth; 818-341-0166. Preceded by free line dance lesson with Kathy at 7 pm. No cover.
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Wed, Oct 10:
Time tbd Live Entertainment, either Music or Comedy Night, sometimes Irish music, at Maeve's Residuals Irish Cocktail Bar, 11042 Ventura Bl, Studio City 91604. Check their schedule at www.maevesresiduals.com.
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Wed, Oct 10:
9 pm weekly “ACOUSTIC CORDIALE” showcase at Café Cordiale, 14015 Ventura Bl, Sherman Oaks 91423; 818-789-1985.
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FESTIVALS Coming
THIS WEEKEND!
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Excellent FESTIVALS happen THIS WEEKEND, Oct 12-14. Some run all weekend, some one day, some start Friday, Oct 12…
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Sat & Sun, Oct 12-14, in Ventura:
Annual “SEASIDE HIGHLAND GAMES” at the Ventura Co Fairgrounds in Ventura brings multiple stages of Celtic and Irish music, plus the full array of Scottish Highland Heavy Athletics, authentic Scottish and British Isle food, massed pipe bands, gathering of the clans and tartans, and more culture and fun. Check their website, www.seaside-games.com.
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Sat & Sun, Oct 12-14, in the eastern desert:
Annual “JOSHUA TREE ROOTS MUSIC FESTIVAL” brings AMY LaVERE & SHANNON McNALLY, ANDERS OSBORNE, DEAD WINTER CARPENTERS, TIM EASTON, and MANY more, to Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground in Joshua Tree; 877-327-6265.
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Sat & Sun, Oct 12-14, in San Diego:
Annual “SAN DIEGO UKULELE FESTIVAL” has performances by Brittni Paiva, Ukulele Bartt Warburton, Kalama Brothers, Julia Nunez, Fred Thompson, and MANY more, at the Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier in San Diego; 619-686-8027.
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Sat & Sun, Oct 12-14, in E San Diego Co:
Annual “FIBER ARTS FESTIVAL” has plenty of roots music at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum in Vista; 858-679-4854.
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Sun, Oct 14, in Santa Barbara Co:
Annual “SANTA BARBARA OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONVENTION” is a delight, with music on two stages including sets by the CACHE VALLEY DRIFTERS, LAURIE LEWIS & THE RIGHT HANDS, MODAL TEASE, KALINKA, and the Quebecois band GENTICORUM, at the Historic Stowe House in Goleta; 805-681-7216.
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Sun, Oct 14, in the northern desert:
1-6 pm 1st annual “OKTOBERFEST” at WeeVill, an oasis in the desert NW of Lancaster. It happens with music by ANTON SCHNITZEL & THE MERRY MAKERS. Advance tix $11, $12.50 at the door. Polish and German food, with homemade bratwurst, kielbasa, sauerkraut and German potato salad. Info, www.weevillmarket.com.
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Sat & Sun, Oct 12-14, in Mississippi:
Annual “BUKKA WHITE BLUES FESTIVAL” in Aberdeen Mississippi, features Southern Cal blues maestro BERNIE PEARL.
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Throughout October, various venues:
Annual “NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE MONTH” celebrations happen citywide, in commemoration of Native American Indian history, heritage, and tradition in Los Angeles. The celebration acknowledges Native American Indian contributions in the areas of education, religion, the arts, culture, and the humanities. Events include community gatherings, educational programs, gallery exhibits, and several music, theater, and dance performances, throughout October.
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PLUS, coming up soon in Southern Cal…
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Thu-Sun, Oct 18-21, in OC:
“FOLK ALLIANCE REGION WEST FAR-WEST CONFERENCE” at the Hyatt Regency Irvine, with dozens of showcase performances, workshops, seminars, panels, awards, and more. Schedules, registration, contact info, more, at www.far-west.org.
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For more events FUTURE and PAST, or to CONTACT US or SUBSCRIBE, read on…
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The most current FULL edition (published Sep 14) contains MANY events well into the future. It’s still available, on both the mobile-device-friendly edition and the full website; bring-up “view web version” and click “September” in the sidebar at left, then click the Sep 14 edition.
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Direct-to-the-current-edition /
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www.acousticamericana.blogspot.com .
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www.acousticmusic.net .
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MUCH MORE COMING soon, as we get to it and organize it for you…
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