Friday Night's Live Music Scene. Nov 16 2018.

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We've covered a lot of ground lately, including our tribute yesterday to ROY CLARK upon learning of his death. That's still available -- as is everything else -- by scrolling-down past this edition, or selecting it from the sidebar at left (depending on your browser and what kind of device you're using to read this.)

HERE 'N NOW, we have FRIDAY'S EVENTS for you. We'll be along again soon with the rest of the weekend's music and arts scene.
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One quick SATURDAY MORNING note:

Sat, Nov 17, ON THE RADIO:

6-8 am - "ART PODELL'S FOLK-POURI" makes its occasional airing live on KPFK 90.7 FM in Southern Cal.

* For all others, nationwide / globally, it's streaming live at: http://kpfk.org

*  After that, it archives for 14 days for on-demand listening, at: http://archive.kpfk.org

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Now, here are your options for a tuneful Friday sojourn..,

Fri, Nov 16:

7 pm - RICHIE FURAY plays The Troubadour, 9081 Santa Monica Bl, West Hollywood, CA 90069; 310-276-6168.

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Fri, Nov 16:

7 pm - GRAEME JAMES plays the Soka Performing Arts Center, 1 University Dr, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656; 949-480-4278.

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Fri, Nov 16:

7:30 pm - WEST MY FRIEND plays the San Diego Folk Heritage series at Templars Hall in Old Poway Park, 14134 Midland Rd, Poway, CA 92064; 858-566-4040.

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - PHIL SALAZAR & THE KIN FOLK, plus THE SALTY SUITES, play the famous concert hall in back of McCabe's Guitar Shop, 3101 Pico Bl, Santa Monica, CA 90405; www.mccabes.com

* Longtime top Southern Cal faves, Phil Salazar and the Kin Folk (PSKFBand) is a group of friends that have been recording and performing together for 33 years. Phil Salazar, a stalwart of the Southern California bluegrass scene, is joined by his amazingly talented Kin Folk, Tom Corbett, Bill Knopf, Rick Borella, Bill Flores, & Charl Ann Gastineau. They mix traditional folk music with rock, blues, country, jazz, Irish, pop, and bluegrass... And plenty more that's great pickin', grinnin', and listenin'.

* The Salty Suites -- according to their rather fanciful bio -- played their first show together in a high security prison for the criminally insane. Ah, no. But they do enjoy spending time with their cats, drinking whiskey and taking long walks on the beach. Their music is heavily influenced by small woodland creatures and traveling encyclopedia salesmen. Lyrically their inspiration derives from fortune cookies and grumpy cat memes. Don’t miss this functionally dysfunctional band of hooligans." Although it can be exhausting chasing out the woodland creatures for soundcheck, The Salty Suites bring both their incredible playing (including the exquisite voice of Chelsea Williams) with great songwriting for an awesome time.

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - THE JANGLE BROS., the band of John York, Billy Darnell & Chad Watson, play the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena, CA; phone for reservations, 10 am-10 pm, 7 days, at: 626-798-6236.

* JOHN YORK is a former member of the legendary Byrds, and currently touring with Barry McGuire. He has played with P.F. Sloan, The Mamas and the Papas, Dr. John, Johnny Rivers, Rick Danko, Richard Manuel, The Sir Douglas Quintet, Nicky Hopkins, and Blues legend Lightnin' Hopkins.

* BILLY DARNELL played guitar for the Gene Clark Byrds, The Everly Brothers, Dr. John, Doug Kershaw, and Roger McGuinn, and other notables.

* CHAD WATSON, amazing bass player for Janis Ian, Delaney Bramlett, Charlie Rich, Freddy Fender and countless other artists.

* Tix, $20.

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - RICKY Z plus BOBBY BLUEHOUSE BAND play the "Winter Blues Series" at Arcadia Blues Club, 16 E Huntington Dr, Arcadia, CA.

*  Doors at 7; FREE parking behind venue and in nearby city lot.

* Venue has full bar; menu with generous portions, two can share.

* Pool tables, plenty of seating, dance floor space, two stages at opposite ends to keep the music continuous.

*  Fun place, but bring earplugs. Seriously.

* Adv tix at a substantial discount, available for all shows at the venue, at: http://arcadiabluesclub.eventbrite.com

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - "DOWDING THOMAS ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE" at Bar 20, 8462 Sunset Bl, WeHo, CA.

* Quite a lineup, but not sent in a form we can copy.

* More at: www.bar20onsunset.com

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - L.A. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA at The Soraya (formerly San Fernando Valley Performing Arts Center), 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA  91330; 818-677-8800.

* Celebrated American violinist Jennifer Koh scrapes around the icy edges of Ligeti's avant-garde Violin Concerto, which conductor David Danzmayr bookends with Korngold's Straussiana and Beethoven's Sixth Symphony.

* Tix, $49-$109.

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Fri, Nov 16:

8 pm - JOHN MAYALL plays The Coach House, 33157 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675; 949-496-8927.

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Fri, Nov 16:

9 pm - JOHN MAYALL plays The Rose Theatre, 300 E Colorado Bl, Pasadena, CA 91129; 818-879-5016.

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More in a little while. After you've had a chance to peruse and partake of Friday night.
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That's all for this edition. Stay tuneful!





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