Coming up this Friday night, July 11, we hope you can join us: 8pm: Nancy Cowan is currently based in Tucson and we have had the pleasure of meeting her and hearing her play at our Thursday night Open Stage evenings. Her set will consist of traditional Americana, Folk, a little Old Time Rock, and 60s Protest Music. The music I prefer to perform has stood the test of time and people around the world enjoy listening and singing along. I am currently teaching elementary music in Tucson. That consists of general music, band, and orchestra. I miss my homeland of the Ozarks but I dont miss the poverty that region is known for. There will be a mix of instruments as well (there may be autoharp, beautifully played...). 9:15pm: Rupert Wates was born in London, and he is “a ridiculously talented musician,” said Kitchen Sink House Concerts in Arizona. Audiences everywhere respond to Rupert Wates’ brand of melodic art/folk—haunting songs that ring true. He has been a full-time songwriter since 1992 when he signed an exclusive deal with Eaton Music Publishing. He has written songs in all kinds of styles for all kinds of artists. Wayne Slater-Lunsford, writing in Concerts In Your Home reviews, said Rupert is “one of those rare artists who leaves an audience better than he found them.” Folk and Acoustic Music Exchange considers him “a prime figure in American music who’s just biding his time until he’s discovered.” Doors open at 7:15pm, admission is $6.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 05:03:57 +0000
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