June 29 events, Acoustic Americana Music Calendar 2008

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"Tied to the Tracks"
ACOUSTIC AMERICANA
MUSIC CALENDAR & NEWS
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Events for June 29, 2008
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copyright (c) © 2008, Larry Wines. All rights reserved.
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WHY WE’RE ON BLOGSPOT.COM: after a long presence on MySpace, that site suddenly changed parameters to accept only short posts, now requiring a ponderous and VERY time-consuming process to list events in small increments. It’s far too time-consuming. So we began posting the calendar and news on Blogspot. We’ll see how it works, and if everyone adjusts and gives positive feedback, we’ll move, and soon.
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THE CALENDAR updates frequently. View events as a continuous read at http://acousticamericana.blogspot.com, and see EACH DAY’s listings, as separate posts, there AND at www.myspace.com/laacoustic – for the time being.
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FUTURE EVENTS are posted into 2009. We update often to add a BUNCH of concerts, club gigs, workshops, and recurring events as announcements and dates arrive. It’s easy to find at http://acousticamericana.blogspot.com. On our myspace site, reading into the future curiously requires that you use the “Older Entries” button that appears when you click “View All” – thus going “back” to the future… another myspace aberration.
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LATEST NEWS FEATURES posted JUNE 28 and news always posts separately. Previous news features posted June 19; those, and recent editions, are available at http://acousticamericana.blogspot.com; earlier editions, old radio playlists from “Tied to the Tracks,” and more, remain available at www.myspace.com/laacoustic, by using the “View All” button, and if you don’t see what you want, then you’ll need to journey farther back by using the “older entries” button as many times as necessary to find what you want – a quirk of myspace to see into the future as well as into the past; and you can go all the back to when “acoustic” meant natives pounding on hollow logs with rocks.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 29
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Today’s anniversaries:
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GLOBE THEATER BURNED-DOWN on this day in London in 1613. Famed as the home theater of Shakespeare’s acting company, nearly all the bard’s works had debuted there.
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FATTY ARBUCKLE, early film star, died on this day in 1933 at age 46. He had discovered Buster Keaton, and been a major star. But it all went awry when the 350-pound actor was charged with manslaughter in the death of an actress he was alleged to have sexually assaulted. Though acquitted, his reputation never recovered, and his films were banned.
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U.S. SPACE SHUTTLE, RUSSIAN SPACE STATION DOCKED for the first time on this day in 1995, as orbiter Atlantis hooks up with space station Mir. The combination formed the largest man-made object ever to orbit the Earth. It was the first of 11 Shuttle-Mir missions, before the Russians were coerced into crashing Mir into the atmosphere to burn-up, and palying a role in the current International Space Station.
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TODAY’S EVENTS:
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SUNDAY, JUNE 29
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Sun, Jun 29 (runs Jun 27-29); in Northern Cal:
Annual “KATE WOLF MEMORIAL MUSIC FESTIVAL” concludes today at Black Oak Ranch, five miles N of Laytonville; info, www.cumuluspresents.com. Featuring the ANI DiFRANCO BAND, GREG BROWN, LOS LOBOS, DAVID LINDLEY, THE WAIFS, JIMMY LaFAVE, TODD SNIDER,TAJ MAHAL TRIO, KEB' MO' BAND, JOHN GORKA & LUCY KAPLANSKY w/ NINA GERBER, RUTHIE FOSTER, THE WAILIN' JENNYS, PIETA BROWN, CRIS WILLIAMSON, ROSALIE SORRELS, BLAME SALLY, VANCE GILBERT, THE GREENCARDS, MOIRA SMILEY & VOCO, KEITH GREENINGER, WOODY SIMMONS, LOVE CHOIR, JAMMIN' 101 W/SID LEWIS, CHRIS CASWELL, and more.
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This year’s festival is dedicated to the memory of the late UTAH PHILLIPS. Full festival pass, incl camping, is $160 adult (adv, by Jun 26) or $180 at gate; youth (age 7-14, w/ adult) is $55 adv, $60 gate; one-day passes (no camping) are $60 adv, $65 gate for adults, $25 adv, $27 gate for youth. Age 6 and under, free w/ adult. See their site for info on area lodgings.
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Sun, Jun 29:
Annual 2008 “LOS ANGELES FILM FESTIVAL” closes today, runs Jun 19 through Jun 29, showcasing more than 100 feature films, alongside star-studded premieres, outdoor screenings, live musical performances, and a Family Day. Info and sched at www.lafilmfest.com.
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Sun, Jun 29:
MOVED to Jul 6; see that listing: 10 am RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE play the annual “COWBOY CHURCH” at La Crescenta Church, 4845 Dunsmore, La Crescenta 91213. (Previously announced as Jun 29.)
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Sun, every week:
10 am-2 pm LIVE MUSIC at WEST L.A. FARMERS MARKET, 11360 Santa Monica Bl (at Corinth); www.westlafarmersmarket.com. Also, free raffle for Farmers Market fresh food. A nice, permanent band shell stage and good sound system distinguish this one. Usually the first act performs from 10 or 10:30 am-noon, there’s a second act noon-1 pm, a break for the raffle of market goodies, and the final act performs 1:15-2 pm. This is a well-structured event. Free wifi at the farmers market and throughout the West L.A. Civic Center Plaza, and Free kids crafts table operated by volunteers 9 am-2 pm, both sponsored by West L.A. Neighborhood Council www.wlanc.com. When you are on the plaza with your laptop, select wlancwifi as your free wireless network. Free event. Map to free parking, www.westlafarmersmarket.com/Location.htm.
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Sun, every week:
10 am & 1 pm “GOSPEL BRUNCH” at House of Blues Sunset Strip, 8430 Sunset Bl, West Hollywood; 323-848-5100.
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Sun, every week:
10 am & 1 pm “GOSPEL BRUNCH” at House of Blues Anaheim, 1530 S Disneyland Dr, Anaheim; 714-778-2583.
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Sun, Jun 29; on web radio:
Noon MOLLY’S REVENGE plays live on KPIG from Watsonville, CA, “sometime after 10 am.” They’ve been guests on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks.” Tune in for some live music at www.kpig.com. Band info, www.mollysrevenge.com. They also did a different web simulcast show yesterday at noon (see listing).
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Sun, Jun 29:
11 am-noon DAN CROW plays the “KIDS KONCERT” SERIES at The Will Geer Theatricum Botanicam, 1419 N Topanga Canyon Bl, Topanga 90290; tix & info, www.theatricum.com; 310-455-3723. This year’s series brings a great lineup of shows:
Jun 29 - DAN CROW - silly songsJul 6 - ROBBO - laugh and learnJul 13 - MR. MARK - Topanga's ownJul 20 - PETER ALSOP - sing along funAug 3 - DEBI DERRYBERRY - cheery and funAug 10 - JUSTIN ROBERTS - rockin' kids musicAug 17 - MASANGA MARIMBA ENSEMBLE - Zimbabwe musicAug 24 - RHYTHM CHILD - drums and kidsAug 31 - KATHERINE DINES - lively and uniqueSep 7 - BUCK HOWDY & BB - wild west rompSep 14 - JUMBO SHRIMP CIRCUS - circus folksSep 21 - PARACHUTE EXPRESS - super stars in the world of children’s musicSep 28 - THE SQUEEGEES - good clean fun
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Sun, Jun 29; in South OC:
11:30 am-2:30 pm KELLY FITZGERALD plays solo acoustic at Renaissance, 24701 Del Prado, Dana Point. Info, www.kellyfitzgerald.net.
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Sun, every week:
Noon-3 pm “AMERICANA BRUNCH” with different live performers each week, at Safari Sam's, 5214 Sunset Bl, Hollywood 90027. Hosted by Hillbilly DJ Jeff W, who David Serby says, “Not only puts these Sunday shows together, but he spins some serious old school country, honky tonk and rockabilly music, too.”
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Sun, every week:
12:30 pm families; 1:30 pm adults only COMMUNITY DRUM CIRCLES at Rock Rose Gallery/Productions & Arroyo Books, 4108 N Figueroa St, Sycamore Grove; 323-222-4740; rockroseart@yahoo.com; www.rockrosegallery.com. Every Sun; 12:30 pm families, 1:30 pm adults only. Bring your own drum or percussion instrument to the drum circle or use one of those provided by the gallery. Taught by Mr Blue, a versatile artist from New York.
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Sun, Jun 29:
1-4 pm “WESTERN MUSIC ASSOCIATION BENEFIT CONCERT” with THE TEXAS TRAILHANDS, plus JOE HERRINGTON and GENE CULKIN, in a fund-raising concert for The WMA’s California Chapter, at the “Concerts at the Rancho” series at Rancho Cordillera del Norte, 9015 Wilbur Av (just W of Reseda Bl; crnr of Wilbur & Nordhoff), Northridge. THE TEXAS TRAILHANDS are repeat winners of top awards, voted the international WMA “Western Swing Group of the Year” in 2004, 2005, 2006 & 2007. Also on the lineup is JOE HERRINGTON, award-winning cowboy poet, author and storyteller, and GENE CULKIN, tunesmith, recently relocated to the real west from Pennsylvania, where he was ‘purt near the only cowboy singer-songwriter. Everyone in the lineup has been heard on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks,” and between his gigs for Disney, JOE HERRINGTON has performed live on the radio show. The WMA is an international nonprofit organization that preserves and promotes western & cowboy music, cowboy poetry, and other western-related arts. This is a great lineup at a fine venue, and very likely to sell-out. Adv tix strongly recommended, from Marilyn Tuttle at 818-365-8709 or LindaleeGreen@earthink.net. $20 for WMA mbrs & their guests; $25 gen’l; $10 for children under age 12.
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Sun, recurring:
1:30 pm WELSH CHOIR, for location, contact Rutthy: 818-507-0337.
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Sun, Jun 29:
2-3 pm BONNE MUSIQUE ZYDECO plays the “Descanso Gardens Summer Concert” series in the Under the Oaks Theater, outdoors, at Descanso Gardens, 1418 Descanso Dr, La Cañada Flintridge 91011; 818-949-4200; www.DescansoGardens.org. Info, 818-774-0570. You’ve heard BONNE MUSIQUE ZYDECO bandleader BJ DECULUS on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks.” He and his band bring a Fais do-do Cajun dance party to a beautiful garden setting. Dance to the vibrant sounds of bayou music, where the alligators got soul and the good times roll. Good lunches available. Show included with Garden admission. Tram or Enchanted Railroad ride is $3. Free parking. Guild mbrs & children under age 5 get in free. Admission $7 gen’l, students & srs $5, children (age 5-12) $2.
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Sun, Jun 29; rock-opera:
“THE WHO’S TOMMY” with ALICE RIPLEY & NONA HENDRYX closes with today’s matinee; runs Jun 18-29, at the Ricardo Montalban Theater, 1615 Vine St, Hollywood 90028. Somehow, the L.A. Times found it, even though it isn’t classical or jazz (usually the only music they acknowledge), and they have named it their “#1 L.A. Times Summer Theater Pick.” Sure, it’s largely an electric performance, but we’re sure you want to know about it. Info & tix, www.TheWhosTommy.com.
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Sun, recurring:
3-5:30 pm JAZZ COMPOSERS WORKSHOP at Rock Rose Gallery/Productions & Arroyo Books, 4108 N Figueroa St, Sycamore Grove; 323-222-4740; rockroseart@yahoo.com; www.rockrosegallery.com. Every Sunday.
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Sun, every week:
4-7 pm “IRISH MUSIC SESSION” weekly at Finn McCool, 2702 Main St, Santa Monica; 310-452-1734.
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Sun, every week:
5-9 pm “THE GRAND OLE ECHO” brings DAFNI, FIVE O'CLOCK SOMEWHERE, 50-CENT HAIRCUT, and the DIME BOX BAND to the weekly country & roots series at The Echo, 1822 Sunset Bl, Echo Park 90026; www.myspace.com/thegrandoleecho. All ages, no cover. DAFNI has performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks,” and she played the “Living Tradition” series in Anaheim last weekend. Dafni says, “We are on at 5:30 pm sharp. I'll be joined by GEOFF RAKNESS on electric bass, MARK SAN FILIPPO on drums, PETER KAVANAUGH on lead guitar, and JOHN McDUFFIE on pedal steel.” Artists’ info:
www.myspace.com/bucksworth
www.myspace.com/50centhaircut
www.myspace.com/fivepmsomewhere
www.myspace.com/dimeboxband
www.myspace.com/dafni
Free show / All Ages / BBQ on the back patio.
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Sun; repeats last Sun, every month:
5:45 pm OPEN MIC at McCabe’s Guitar Shop, 3101 Pico Bl, Santa Monica; 310-828-4497; www.mccabesguitar.com.
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Sun, Jun 29:
6 pm PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND plays the “Concerts in the Park” outdoor series at Lou Bredlow Pavilion in Warner Center Park, 5800 Topanga Canyon Bl, Woodland Hills. The New Orleans-based band brings high kickin' sounds, whether performing at Carnegie Hall or for British royalty, and this music embodies a joyful, timeless spirit. The sponsoring Valley Cultural Committee has an upgraded food court with sixteen vendors serving a variety of food and beverages. The Children’s Play Zone is also upgraded this year with bounce rides, clowns, face painting and balloon artists. Parking is available for a $8 in three nearby parking structures; Califa St between Topanga & Owensmouth and Owensmouth Av between Oxnard & Califa. Proceeds help offset the cost of the concerts. Info on shows and free parking with incentives at VCC, 818-704-1358 or www.valleycultural.org.
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Sun, Jun 29:
6 pm LEE HARPER performs, and WEEKLY COMPLIMENTARY BBQ at the Cowboy Palace Saloon, 21635 Devonshire St (Devonshire & Owensmouth), Chatsworth 91311; www.cowboypalace.com; 818-341-0166. Live music 7 nights a week, sometimes acoustic, sometimes electric. Preceded by free line dance lessons with Bonnie, 4-6 pm. Every Sunday they “light up the 'ol barbie and throw on anything from marinated tri-tip beef to good 'ol hamburgers. Every BBQ is served with all the fixin's, like baked beans, vegetables, rice, cole slaw, potato salad and more.” They tell us, “If you're looking for something really fun and different to do on Sundays, then head on down to The Cowboy Palace Saloon for dance lessons at 4, mouthwatering BBQ at 6, and a hot country band starting at 6!” No cover.
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Sun, Jun 29; in San Juan Capistrano:
6-8:30 pm DENNIS ROGER REED with JOE LEHR & ELLIS SCHWIED plus MICHAEL GARDNER (of ONE FOOT IN ) and Friends, play a benefit for “Unity Celebrates Recovery” at The Women’s Club of San Juan Capistrano, 31442 El Horno St (just E of the Library, just NE of the Mission), San Juan Capistrano; event info, www.unitychapelbythesea.org. DENNIS ROGER REED has performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks,” and his column is fixture in FolkWorks. Dennis tells us, “Great cause, good music, good fun. Hope you'll join us - a stone's through from the old Mission.” Music is original folk/blues/pop and original folk/pop/country. MICHAEL GARDNER’s performing friends are TIM DISMANG, folk / rock guitarist songwriter, and RUSTY GILLETTE, jazz pianist. Emcee is Rev. EVERETT DUTCH DICKSON. Event promo says, “There will be a short talk on the connections between Emmett Fox, Dr. Bob, Bill W., Unity and the New Thought Spiritual Movement of the last 75 years.” Refreshments available, free coffee, nominal donation for sodas and snacks. Cover is $12 suggested donation, kids free.
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Sun, Jun 29:
6:30-8 pm “CHAMBER MUSIC AND WINE SERIES” at Descanso Gardens, 1418 Descanso Dr, La Cañada Flintridge 91011; 818-949-7984; www.descansogardens.org. It’s a series of four evenings that combine music, wine and tapas on the scenic Boddy House Terrace. The Orchestras of Pasadena and Patina Catering team-up at Descanso’s historic hilltop Boddy House. Meet the musicians of the Orchestras of Pasadena at these intimate evening events where you can watch the sun set, enjoy beautiful music, and savor fine wines and food on the scenic Boddy Terrace. The performers talk about each evening’s program while a sommelier guides guests through three wine selections. Small, plated dishes accompany the wine. The series runs summer Sundays, Jun 29, July 13, Aug 10 and Sep 28. Series reserv & adv payment req’d, at 626-793-7172, ext 3050; $65.
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Sun, Jun 29:
7 pm ROY ZIMMERMAN at the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N Lake Av, Altadena; info, www.coffeegallery.com; reserv, 626-398-7917. Roy has performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks,” doing his scathingly funny songs about politics and the state of humanity. What's funny about war, poverty, ignorance, bigotry, neo-conservatism, homophobia, greed, lust and fear? Ask Roy Zimmerman. He's been writing satirical songs for twenty years. He’s shared the stage with such diverse talents as GEORGE CARLIN, ARLO GUTHRIE, KATE CLINTON, BILL CLINTON, ARIANNA HUFFINGTON, BILL MAHER, and PAUL KRASSNER, and played a series of shows swapping songs with The Pixies' FRANK BLACK. Zimmerman founded and wrote all the material for the satirical folk quartet THE FOREMEN, who recorded for Warner Reprise throughout the Nineties. As a solo artist, Roy has released five albums.
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A video of Roy’s performance of his song “Creation Science 101” recently made the front page of YOU TUBE and garnered over 730,000 views and 11,000 comments, many of them coherent.
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The Los Angeles Times says, "Zimmerman displays a lacerating wit and keen awareness of society's foibles that bring to mind a latter-day Tom Lehrer." Tom Lehrer himself says, "I congratulate Roy Zimmerman on reintroducing literacy to comedy songs. And the rhymes actually rhyme, they don't just 'rhyne.'" Joni Mitchell adds, "Roy's lyrics move beyond poetry and achieve perfection." Your editor says, “Highly recommended. Some of Roy’s funniest songs need to be heard before the November election.” $15.
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Sun, Jun 29:
7 pm JOEY GIAN at Catalina Jazz Club, 6725 W Sunset Bl, Hollywood 90028; www.catalinajazzclub.com; 323-466-2210. Artist info, www.joeygian.com & www.myspace.com/joeygian. Reserv suggested. $15 + 2 drink min.
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Sun, Jun 29; repeats last Sun, every month; in the OC:
7-9 pm monthly “ORANGE COUNTY SONGSALIVE! SONGWRITERS WORKSHOP” at Spires Restaurant (in the Meeting Room), 13030 Goldenwest Av (crnr of Garden Grove Bl), Westminster 92683; 714-636-0442; event info, 714-333-8222 (Rodney).
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This month’s guest is SETH JACKSON, Nashville Songwriters’ Association International (NSAI) Regional Workshop Coordinator for the Los Angeles/Pasadena area. He will discuss "Songwriting from Los Angeles to Nashville." While he has primarily focused on honing the craft of country music, he also likes to write rock, pop, blues, and novelty songs. Seth promotes his catalog through certain Nashville publishers and also through his own publishing company, Row Town Music.
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This a monthly songwriting workshop, with a critique session and songwriting exercises. Event gathers songwriters to share their songs, gain feedback and develop relationships within the global Songsalive! songwriting communities. First half is an in-the-round workshop where writers present one song each (on tape, CD or live) followed by a guest speaker or industry discussion in the second half, with time to talk and network. Moderated by Rod O'Riley. Specific info, www.songsalive.org/workshoprules. Free for Songsalive! members, others $5 cover.
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Sun, every week:
7 pm PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP WITH MARC PLATT at Kulak's Woodshed, 5230-1/2 Laurel Canyon Bl, North Hollywood; 818-766-9913; www.kulakswoodshed.com. Must be a member in advance to gain entry. Limit 10 performers per week. Info, www.kulakswoodshed.com/workshop.shtml. Each week's workshop is $20, with all proceeds to the venue.
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Sun, every week; on broadcast & web radio:
7-9 pm "FOLKSCENE" on 90.7 FM in Los Angeles, 98.7 in Santa Barbara, and at www.kpfk.org. Each edition features a performance-interview, recorded live. In February, the show celebrated its 37th year on the air. Info, www.folkscene.com.
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Sun, every week; on web radio:
7 pm On-air interview on “FLAT CAT RADIO,” hosted by Dave Strauss. Listen at www.myspace.com/flatcatradio. It’s a weekly live broadcast featuring interviews, music and live performances by Los Angeles-based songwriters. It airs (on the web) every Sunday at 7 pm Pacific time.
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Sun; repeats last Sun, every month:
7:30 pm OPEN MIC at the Folk Music Center, 220 Yale Av, Claremont; 909-624-2928. Sign-ups at 7 pm. $1 cover.
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Sun, Jun 29:
8 pm ABIGAIL WASHBURN & THE SPARROW QUARTET (BELA FLECK, BEN SOLLEE & CASEY DRIESSEN) at SOhO Restaurant & Music Club, 1221 State St, Santa Barbara; 805-962 7776; www.sohosb.com. A true Americana super band. Cellist BEN SOLEE has performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks,” and recordings from the band and each of its members have been heard on the show. Recently, they performed on NPR’s “All Things Considered,” and PRI’s “The World,” they’re playing festivals all summer, including Bonnaro, Grey Fox, Calgary, Rockygrass, Vancouver, and the Austin City Limits Festival. They play only two Southern Cal shows, the Troubadour in L.A. on Jun 28 and SOhO in Santa Barbara on Jun 29.
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The Nashville Scene writes, "Besides Fleck, the Sparrow Quartet features banjo-playing singer-songwriter Abigail Washburn, fiddler Casey Driessen and cellist Ben Sollee. (For anyone counting, that’s a total of two banjos, zero guitars, a fiddle and a cello—not a bass—to anchor everything.) The group’s vibrant new album— “Abigail Washburn and the Sparrow Quartet” (Washburn’s second, not counting two with all-female string band UNCLE EARL)—is full of intricate compositions that flit from Appalachian ruggedness to R&B punch, alongside their takes on traditional Chinese and American folk songs and Washburn’s singing in English and Mandarin Chinese."
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The New York Times says, "Although the revered banjo player Béla Fleck provides expert plucks-and-strums, Abigail Washburn, the Nashville vocalist for the Sparrow Quartet (and a member of Uncle Earl) is the outfit’s main attraction: Ms. Washburn, herself a gifted banjoist, sings with a loose, mesmerizing drawl, and her voice is textured and bright."
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Artists’ info, www.sparrowquartet.com and www.abigailwashburn.com. This’ll sell-out, so get tix right away.
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Sun, Jun 29:
9 pm BRIAN TRAVIS BAND opens for British Rockers GENE LOVES JEZEBEL at Safari Sam’s, 5214 W Sunset Bl, Hollywood 90027. BRIAN TRAVIS has performed live on radio’s “Tied to the Tracks.” While Brian and his band are fine acoustic players with recorded acoustic tracks, we expect this show will be mostly electric, even before the British rockers hit the stage. GENE LOVES JEZEBEL features JAY ASTON and JAMES STEVENSON (current guitarist for THE ALARM and CHELSEA). Hear their music at www.myspace.com/therealglj. Doors at 8 pm. Artists’ info and adv tix, www.myspace.com/briantravisband. $10 adv; $15 at door.
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Sun, Jun 29:
9 pm THE PSYCHEDELIC COWBOYS with BROKEDOWN CADILLAC opening a mostly-electric show, at Molly Malone’s, 575 S Fairfax Av, L.A. 90036; 323-935-1577. Psych Cowboys tell us, “We’re back at our ole stompin grounds, Molly Malone’s, sharing the night with a new band, Brokedown Cadillac [they play at 9] and Psychedelic Cowboys at 10.” $5 cover.
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View all of June at http://acousticamericana.blogspot.com, and chronological date listings, as separate posts, continue there AND at www.myspace.com/laacoustic. On myspace, use the “view all” and then, curiously enough, the “older” button to see into the future, all the way into 2009. The calendar will be moving soon, where we won’t need to post events in small increments, and we’ll let you know when and to where. Meantime, the most recent info, both events and news, lives on both the myspace and the blogspot pages.
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copyright (c) © 2008, Larry Wines. All rights reserved.
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