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KARLA BONOFF and WENDY WALDMAN play a musical reunion (50% of BRINDLE) in a free show downtown; the L.A. Phil does the music of Bugs Bunny to kick-off the Hollywood Bowl's summer season; and a just too-cute band from Japan plays late in Burbank. More, of course, and all tonight, all within.
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Friday, July 5, 2013
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Friday's sections:
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1) The Guide's next TICKET GIVE-AWAY
2) MUSIC on TV
3) FESTIVALS today & this weekend
4) CONCERTS, Club Gigs, Coffee Houses, and other notable live performances and events
5) SATURDAY MORNING EVENT heads-up
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1) The Guide's next TICKET GIVE-AWAY
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We're giving away pairs of tickets to see SARAH LEE GUTHRIE and JOHNNY IRION in a performance-interview at the Grammy Museum. Details soon!
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2) MUSIC on TV:
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All on KLCS tonight:
• 8-8:30 pm "SUN STUDIO SESSIONS" has a 2013 edition with CHRIS MILAM.
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• 8:30-9 pm "BLUEGRASS UNDERGROUND" has THE DAVID MAYFIELD PARADE, 2012 NAMM Show favorites, performing in that limestone cavern concert hall. (Repeats 2:30-3 am.)
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• 9-10 pm "AUSTIN CITY LIMITS" brings GILLIAN WELCH & DAVID RAWLINGS plus THE DECEMBRISTS in a 2011 repeat. (Tepeats 3-4 am.)
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• 10-11 pm "LIVE FROM THE ARTISTS' DEN" airs a 2013 edition with MUMFORD & SONS. (Repeats 4-5 am.)
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• 5-5:30 am "JAMMIN' AT HIPPIE JACK'S" airs "SACRED STEEL," the 7th season opener from 2012, covering the genre that applies steel guitar to gospel music.
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• 5:30-6 am "THE PIANO GUY" teaches how to play Latin music in this 2011 episode.
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3) FESTIVALS today & this weekend:
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Fri, Jul 5,
FESTIVAL,
Daily, Jun 28-Sep 1,
in Laguna Beach:
47th Annual "SAWDUST ART FESTIVAL" at the spacious, art-filled permanent festival grounds, 935 Laguna Cyn Rd, Laguna Beach 92651; 949-494-3030; www.sawdustartfestival.org
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There's music on several stages. Today, it's:
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• 11:30 am-4 pm Denise Rosier, duo; Country.
• 11:30 am-4 pm Lakin Project.
• Noon-4:30 pm Trevor Green; world-folk-rock.
• 5-9:30 pm Chris & Sue; jazz-blues.
• 5-9:30 pm Ted Vautrinot, duo; Acoustic Americana.
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Sawdust is operated by a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and promoting the art created in Laguna Beach. Visitors are invited to shop along sawdust-covered paths through a handcrafted village of fine arts and superb craftsmanship.
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Full summer schedule, including who's-on-what-stage, at http://sawdustartfestival.org/entertainment-schedule/
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Fri-Sun, Jul 5-7,
FESTIVAL,
in Ojai:
2nd Annual "ONE LOVE FEST" at Libbey Bowl, Ojai; www.onelovefest.com ; tickets url,.http://onelovefest.inticketing.com/events/310133
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The Ojai Concert Series is a sponsor, it's "totally new to town, but will surely be a beloved Ojai event for years to come," they tell us. "One Love Festival" is “A three day family festival of music, kirtan, breath work, yoga, dance, workshops and more.”
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Ojai’s own Elevate Studios will is producing the festival to enable "connecting, music, dancing, playing, and gathering together as neighbors, families, and community."
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Musical acts include:
• Love in the Circus
• Jade Hendrix
• Luv Amp
• Joseph Clayton Scott
• Elijah and the Band of Light
• Shylah Ray Sunshine
• Radiance
And a dozen more acts. The cost for the 3 days is $125, but friends of the Ojai Concert Series and local residents from Santa Barbara, Ojai, and Ventura get a 50% discount by entering the code word: ‘loveojai’ enabling you to pay $62 for the whole 3 days at the OneLove website: http://onelovefest.com
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Jul 4-7, FESTIVAL, in Oregon:
Annual “WATERFRONT BLUES FEST” in Portland, Oregon brings 75 bands, from blues to swing and a Zydeco lineup includes CHUBBY CARRIER & THE BAYOU SWAMP BAND, LIL’ WAYNE & SAME OL’ 2-STEP, THE PINE LEAF BOYS, HORACE TRAHAN & THE OSSUN EXPRESS, TOOLOOSE, & ATOMIC GUMBO. Most of the 75 blues & swing bands had yet to be posted at press time. The fest is in Waterfront Park in downtown Portland, and brings over 20,000 attendees each day.
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Our Cajun-zydeco dance friends tell us, “If flying in, best to avoid a rental car & parking fees in downtown. Options for rooms include www.hotwire.com for a 3-star hotel ($68) at the airport (with shuttle from terminal) within walking distance to the Cascade light rail station. To / from downtown takes 45 minutes, and drops you 4 short blocks from the fest. [Another option is the] University Place Hotel (www.uplacehotel.com) for $113 / night, including tax & breakfast, ten blocks from the fest.” They also suggest the PSU campus dorm rooms with bath & amenities, $56 to $66 / night, 12 blocks from the fest; www.pdx.edu/conferences/stay-us, where you can click on “individual stay contract” for details.
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Hotels across the street from the fest include the Marriott and Hotel 50. Both are over $150 / night. The Hilton Hotel (6 blocks away) may be willing to bargain if you arrive without reservations and they have empty rooms.
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4) CONCERTS, Club Gigs, Coffee Houses, and other notable live performances and events
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Fri, Jul 5, in San Diego Co (El Cajon):
4-8 pm JACK CITY BLUES BAND plays the Gillespie Field CafĂ©'s "A Great Place to Land 32° 49' 33" N / 116° 58' 21" W" music series at Gillespie Field Airport in El Cajon next to California Flight Academy; 619-448-0415.
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Jack City Blues Band brings San Diego's multiple-award winning blues with the slogan, "If you don't know the Blues,then you don't know Jack!" The band has collecting awards at the local, state and national levels.
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Once known as the popular country, blues, and western swing band Grand Central Station,the band competed with others from 42 states, winning "Band of the Year" honors for the Country Music Associations of America at an awards ceremony held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Other awards received by the band members are Entertainer of the Year, Vocalist of the Year, Lead Guitarist, Keyboardist, and Bassist. Two of the band members are recent Western Swing HALL OF FAME inductees who were honored for their musicianship, and for their significant contributions, dedication and commitment to the preservation and promotion of western swing music.
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Truly one to watch and watch for!
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Fri, Jul 5, in East L.A.:
6:30 pm CONTRA-TIEMPO plays a SALSA DANCE and off-site edition of the Ford Amphiteatre's "J.A.M. SESSIONS," this one at the East L.A. Civic Center, 4801 E 3rd St, Los Angeles 90022; 323-260-2360.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Redondo Beach:
6:30-9:30 pm ANDY & RENEE play their weekly residency at On The Rocks, 239 Harbor Dr, Redondo Beach 90277. They're the duo at the heart of the Dylan-tribute-and-more HARD RAIN, named the "Best Band of 2013" in the South Bay.
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Fri & Sat, Jul 5 & 6, in Burbank:
7:57 pm COW BOP returns for two nights at Viva Cantina, 900 Riverside Dr (adjacent to the L.A. Equestrian Center) in Burbank.
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No cover. Venue offers good Mexican food & full bar. Park free across the street at Pickwick Bowl.
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Fri, Jul 5, in L.A.:
8-9:30 pm KARLA BONOFF and WENDY WALDMAN get together for a rare duet show and rare partial reunion of BRINDLE, in a free show for the Summer Concert series at the Levitt Pavilion MacArthur Park (Levitt LA), 2230 W 6th St (at Park View St), Los Angeles 90057; 213-384-5701.
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Two Grammy Winners in one concert, one time only. Karla Bonoff & Wendy Waldman are half of the band Bryndle, and they are together again tonight only, after many years.
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KARLA BONOFF -
Writer of the hit “Tell Me Why,” sung by Wynonna Judd, Karla is a seasoned professional whose sincerity in her music touches people’s souls & tugs on their heartstrings. Much more at www.karlabonoff.com/https://twitter.com/karlabonoff
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WENDY WALDMAN -
In 1973, two songs written by Wendy Waldman appeared on an album by Maria Mauldaur. Since that time, more than 150 songs, written or co-written by Wendy, have been recorded by others, including the Grammy award winning, "Save The Best For Last," and "The Sweetest Days," recorded by Vanessa Williams. "Fishin' In The Dark" and "Home Again In My Heart" by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band are also Waldman creations.
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The attendant "Festival" activities, includes things for kids, begin at 6:30 pm. Concert begins at 8 pm.
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This is the summer's best offering at the Levitt in both its "Americana Series" and its "Grammy Series."
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Free. More at www.levittla.org/july-5-2013/
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Fri & Sat, Jul 5 & 6, in Hollywood:
8 pm "BUGS BUNNY SPECTACULAR"concert with the L.A. Philharmomic at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Who's ready for a return again this year if Bugs Bunny at the Bowl? Well, Doc unless ya took a wroing toin at Albaquokee, this is a great show. Led by the guest conductor George Daugherty, the orchestra accompanies the classically-influenced cartoons of the Looney Toons gang and more for teo nights, to kick-off the summer's "Weekend Spectaculars" series. It's a concert that kids of all ages will enjoy.
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Info and tix. http://hbowl.com/Bugs
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Fri, Jul 5, in NoHo:
8-10 pm Monthly "FIRST FRIDAY SHOW" at Kulak’s Woodshed, 5230 ½ Laurel Canyon Bl, North Hollywood; 818-766-9913; www.kulakswoodshed.com for the web simulcast.
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THE LOCKE BROTHERS are the performing guests tonight. Severin says, "These guys light up the stage with their wild songs, so I keep bringing them back!"
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SEVERIN BROWNE hosts with the all-star FIRST FRIDAY BAND, plus special guests booked by Sev.
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Venue expects a $10 donation in lieu of cover. Musicians donate performances.
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Fri, Jul 5, in SFV (Chatsworth):
8 pm MARY WHITE plays the Cowboy Palace, 21635 Devonshire Av, Chatsworth 91311; 818-341-0166. Free dance lessons at 7 pm. This is L.A.'s last real honky-tonk. Full bar, fun place.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Arcadia:
8 pm TODD WOLFE BAND, plus the BOBBY BLUEHOUSE BAND opening both sets, at the
at the Arcadia Blues Club16 E Huntington Dr, Arcadia. Venue is fun, serving generous portions of food, and has full bar with drink specials. But take earplugs. Seriously.
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Fri, Jul 5, in South Pasadena:
8 pm KEN O'MALLEY brings a solo show of authentic and original music to Griffin's of Kinsale, 1007 Mission St, South Pasadena 91030; www.facebook.com/pages/Griffins-of-Kinsale/152558544870034
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Fri, Jul 5, in Pasadena:
8 pm LINDA PERHACS & FRIENDS bring their psychedelic folk songs to Levitt Pavilion Pasadena in Memorial Park, on Raymond Av between Holly & Walnut, Old town Pasadena;
626-683-3230; www.levittpasadena.org
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Her voice is melodic and almost whimsical. Accompanied by the gentle strumming of the guitar she'll take you on a relaxing musical journey.
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Pre-concert activities are 6:30-7:45 pm. There's a musical performance by students from the Los Angeles Music Academy featuring The Grey Beret performing on the Sidestage. Plus, the "KIDZONE" features child and family-focused vendors and nonprofit community partners presenting interactive fun and games. A child may get their face-painted, grab a balloon, and color to their heart's content. Parents connect with local family-friendly businesses and nonprofits and can find out about local playgrounds or services for their children.
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Free. Bring a beach chair or blanket and a picnic dinner (no alcohol allowed in the park). Ride the Gold Line light rail to Memorial Park Station and you're right there.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Monrovia:
8 pm Weekly "MONROVIA FAMILY FESTIVAL" street fair includes lots of music, with trad string band KATTYWOMPUS playing and jamming with all comers at Dollmakers Kattywompus, 412 S Myrtle Av, Monrovia 91016; 626-357-1091.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Glendale:
8:30 pm-midnight Pianist MARC BOSSERMAN plays his residency at Left Coast Wine Bar & Art Gallery, 117 E Harvard, Glendale 91205.
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Marc says, "This is a great spot for singers to come and sit in. Or other musicians. I sing. Great PA. Percussion. Classy Comfortable, cool. The owners Tom and Rochelle are the Greatest!"
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This is a residency. He's back Jul 12, 19, & 26.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Hollywood:
9:30 pm-12:45 am ORCHESTRA CHARANGOA plays El Floridita Restaurant, 1253 N Vine St, Hollywood; www.elfloridita.com; 323-871-8612.
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$10 cover, or free with dinner. Reservations recommended. Dancing all night.
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Fri, Jul 5, in Burbank:
10 pm THE STOMPIN RIFF RAFFS, direct from Tokyo, Japan are bryond-cute garage rock sensations, plus othersin will join them in an evening lineup that starts at 8, at Viva Cantina, 900 Riverside Dr (adjacent to the L.A. Equestrian Center) in Burbank. Park free across the street at Pickwick Bowl. All ages, no cover.
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Cute pic of THE STOMPIN RIFF RAFFS at
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5) SATURDAY MORNING EVENT heads-up
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Sat, Jul 6,
FESTIVAL,
Daily, Jun 28-Sep 1,
in Laguna Beach:
47th Annual "SAWDUST ART FESTIVAL" at the spacious, art-filled permanent festival grounds, 935 Laguna Cyn Rd, Laguna Beach 92651; 949-494-3030; www.sawdustartfestival.org
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There's music on several stages. Today, it's:
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• 11am-3 pm Balloon Divia Roaming Balloon Artistry.
• 11:30 am-4 pm Acoustic Roots; bohemian surf music.
• 11:30 am-4 pm Trevor Zinn; acoustic rock.
• Noon-4 pm Magic Matt Roaming Magic.
• Noon-4:30 pm The Eliminators; surf music.
• 5-9:30 pm The Surftones; surf music.
• 5-9:30 pm Felisha Kieswetter; folk rock.
• 5:30pm – 9:45pm Wheeland Brothers; acoustic beach rock / ukulele hip hop reggae.
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Sawdust is operated by a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public and promoting the art created in Laguna Beach. Visitors are invited to shop along sawdust-covered paths through a handcrafted village of fine arts and superb craftsmanship.
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The complete WEEKEND EVENTS EDITION will be along Saturday morning.
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MORE, including a fresh NEWS & REVIEWS edition, will be along soon.
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Lawrence Wines and Tied to the Tracks.
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