All opinions on this matter are totally acceptable, but as I read on the topic more, I am coming to the conclusion that I do want my 10 or 12 dollars to go directly to the artists so they can cover their costs. No middle man. No intermediary. I want the ones that created and recorded the songs I love to listen to, that they get 100% of the 12.00 dollars I might pay for their product. It is no different than needing to buy toothpaste at the local general store. I know I can't get it for free, I have to pay the full price.
Here is an interesting article to review.
http://thetrichordist.wordpress.com/2012/06/18/letter-to-emily-white-at-npr-all-songs-considered/
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http://thetrichordist.wordpress.com/2012/06/18/letter-to-emily-white-at-npr-all-songs-considered/
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Labels: Bart Bean , Bartholomew Bean , Columbia Academy of Music , Columbia Missouri open mic , COMO , Luke Mitchem , The Bridge Columbia Missouri
Bart Bean songs
And a fella from Washington, DC came on through town. Named Luke Mitchem, he grew up just north of Joplin, MO and was trying to drum up some money to help local schools replace items in the area music departments (sheet music, instruments, etc.), all lost in the nasty 2011 tornado weather event. His first song was brilliant, have no idea what it was called. I enjoyed his voice very much. Very nice chap, didn't get to visit with him much as he had a TV appearance in Kansas City to do the next morning. Needless to say, he had to get in the car and drive after playing his set. Do check out his website to find further information.
That's all I have for now!!!
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Labels: Bart Bean , Blabbermouth.net , Columbia Academy of Music , Columbia Missouri , COMO , Funky Funky Freaks , KOPN , Tellanova , The Bridge Columbia Missouri , Vox Magazine , Zircona
Pretty soon it will be a new month in this new year of ours. I totally missed the dragon celebrations in Asia this week, but have heard about them over the datawebs.
Many weeks have passed and in those weeks I fell into a slump, but not to worry! Still attending open mics and trying to keep an ear or two open for those Columbia, Missouri, those central Missouri, those Missouri, generally, music sounds. I am a sad man. I had a ticket to see Ghost in Chicago this past Tuesday, but the economy is slash and burning the 'ole wallet so all I have is a ticket that hasn't been torn by the dude at the door and a very sad photo of the ticket. Just couldn't pay for another trip up there and back, at least not just yet. Not even the You Tube videos I have seen so far have done the concert justice.
Lots of fantastic music happening in Columbia, as of late. For the louder bands, my camera mics clip and that issue pretty much renders the videos useless for posting online. But watching the bands in action has been very cool and priceless. This location called the Columbia Academy of Music is a veritable bee hive of activity for music instruction and all things associated. As time passes and I better get a sense of the people here in town, a sense of the culture here in Columbia (the pace of life is much, much slower here than in Chicago), a sense of where venues for art and music exist, it is very apparent that the Academy is an incubator for young musicians, but also for gathering rehearsed and seasoned musicians. It is a big soup, or maybe a Union Station, of sorts, for musicians.
Enough already. Here are a couple of photos and a couple of videos. Still plenty to sort through in my archives. We'll see what gets put up on the blog, not sure what I have in the files.
Enjoy!
Bartholomew Bean from Tues Jan 24, 2012 at The Bridge
This next shot is of a guy named Zircona. Some of his songs are perfectly brilliant. I always arrive too late at the open mic to video tape him playing songs.
A photo of The Funky Funky Freaks Tues Jan 24, 2012 during 'Jungle Boogie'
Next up: Tellanova performing on Tues Jan 24, 2012 at The Bridge in COMO
This is a perfectly good and unused ticket to a perfectly great sold-out metal show. My heart grieves for not having gone. However, I found out recently from Blabbermouth.net that Mastodon is taking Ghost out on the road in the USA this April. I'll have to better plot my course for that show.
That's enough for now. We're back!!!!.....after a little recovery.
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Many weeks have passed and in those weeks I fell into a slump, but not to worry! Still attending open mics and trying to keep an ear or two open for those Columbia, Missouri, those central Missouri, those Missouri, generally, music sounds. I am a sad man. I had a ticket to see Ghost in Chicago this past Tuesday, but the economy is slash and burning the 'ole wallet so all I have is a ticket that hasn't been torn by the dude at the door and a very sad photo of the ticket. Just couldn't pay for another trip up there and back, at least not just yet. Not even the You Tube videos I have seen so far have done the concert justice.
Lots of fantastic music happening in Columbia, as of late. For the louder bands, my camera mics clip and that issue pretty much renders the videos useless for posting online. But watching the bands in action has been very cool and priceless. This location called the Columbia Academy of Music is a veritable bee hive of activity for music instruction and all things associated. As time passes and I better get a sense of the people here in town, a sense of the culture here in Columbia (the pace of life is much, much slower here than in Chicago), a sense of where venues for art and music exist, it is very apparent that the Academy is an incubator for young musicians, but also for gathering rehearsed and seasoned musicians. It is a big soup, or maybe a Union Station, of sorts, for musicians.
Enough already. Here are a couple of photos and a couple of videos. Still plenty to sort through in my archives. We'll see what gets put up on the blog, not sure what I have in the files.
Enjoy!
Bartholomew Bean from Tues Jan 24, 2012 at The Bridge
This next shot is of a guy named Zircona. Some of his songs are perfectly brilliant. I always arrive too late at the open mic to video tape him playing songs.
A photo of The Funky Funky Freaks Tues Jan 24, 2012 during 'Jungle Boogie'
Next up: Tellanova performing on Tues Jan 24, 2012 at The Bridge in COMO
This is a perfectly good and unused ticket to a perfectly great sold-out metal show. My heart grieves for not having gone. However, I found out recently from Blabbermouth.net that Mastodon is taking Ghost out on the road in the USA this April. I'll have to better plot my course for that show.
That's enough for now. We're back!!!!.....after a little recovery.
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I have a few updates from the open mic rounds this week. 3 videos today. There would have been more, but I didn't take better care to grab video.
Here are a couple of photos after leaving the open microphone at The Bridge. It had rained, from my best estimational capabilities - about 30 hours, pretty consistent. This is a favorite time of the year for me and I thought the view from the sidewalk was timeless. The old Sony Cybershot treats it right from time to time.
The first videos will be from a young lady named Ruth Acuff. Phenomenal performances. Simply amazing.
This next piece is from a guy named Paul Weber. I realized I had seen him before, when he played the previous night at The Blue Fugue. He plays with Todd Day Wait, from time to time, I am assuming. Anyway, he played some great tunes at The Blue Fugue, and then brought the harmonium to The Bridge. This was a fine rendition of a Johnny Paycheck song. Hope you enjoy!
Good things happening in this area. Again, check out The Bridge if you are in town. Stay tuned for further updates.......
- Gairroes signing off!!! It's all I've got right now.
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Here are a couple of photos after leaving the open microphone at The Bridge. It had rained, from my best estimational capabilities - about 30 hours, pretty consistent. This is a favorite time of the year for me and I thought the view from the sidewalk was timeless. The old Sony Cybershot treats it right from time to time.
The first videos will be from a young lady named Ruth Acuff. Phenomenal performances. Simply amazing.
This next piece is from a guy named Paul Weber. I realized I had seen him before, when he played the previous night at The Blue Fugue. He plays with Todd Day Wait, from time to time, I am assuming. Anyway, he played some great tunes at The Blue Fugue, and then brought the harmonium to The Bridge. This was a fine rendition of a Johnny Paycheck song. Hope you enjoy!
Good things happening in this area. Again, check out The Bridge if you are in town. Stay tuned for further updates.......
- Gairroes signing off!!! It's all I've got right now.
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I have a few videos from a few local favorites on the open-mike scene here in Columbia, Missouri. All videos are from The Bridge in Columbia. Let's begin. First up is Tadaaw 3. These gals are just really sweet people and always friendly at the open-mike. You'll be guaranteed to smile when you watch them perform.
Next up is Bartholomew Bean. He is a regular at the open-mikes. I enjoy his music very much, it confirms to me that musicians can be level-headed in this world. Excellent voice and interesting guitar playing, nice and different.
Again, visit the website for The Bridge and check out their schedule and deal:
www.thebridgecolumbia.com/
Check 'em out and support!!!!
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Labels: Blabbermouth.net , Brian Slagel , Fortarock , Ghost , Hellfest 2011 , Metal Blade Records
I have long debated in my mind whether I should mention these next few videos. The purpose of what I'd like to keep to doing with this blog is to advocate for lesser known bands/musicians I and other fans might encounter that deserve to have a presentation of material in a live format. Today's blog posting will do most of that, with the exception of the band being better known. The band is Ghost.
I love metal music but can't play it. Metal music is the majority of what I listen to when I am in the car, practicing bass, guitar or just by myself working. Most music I will at least listen to if offered to me. I may not like everything as a preference. In saying such, I still feel it is far better to recognize effort and talent than to dismiss music whole and entire because it doesn't appeal to me - there is usually something decent that can be mentioned. Anyway, I try to be open to music from any genre. I simply listen to metal music/hard rock more often than not.
Ghost came into my purview in early summer 2011, probably from the Blabbermouth.net website, which I visit frequently to get updates on my favorite metal heros. Once I heard this band's music, I was hooked. I know, after watching the following videos, it might not make sense. But these dudes have a sense for crafting metal songs that breathe and have space, melodies, even solid singing. In addition, the theater of it all is hard to resist. OK. Enough. Let's get to the videos. I recently ran across some You Tube subscriber who posted a full show from this summer of the band playing in Europe. I couldn't believe it. Until now I have just been able to see 2 or 3 quality songs of them online (quality video/audio). So, here is Ghost.
The band came to the East Coast in the spring of 2011. Apparently it was a huge success. They were slated to play 3 weeks of dates in late Sept/early Oct 2011, but had trouble with visas getting over from Europe. If there is any justification for putting up a post on them, despite their already being quite successful, it because I don't think enough people know about them in the USA. Enjoy the infectious sounds.
www.ghost-official.com
One more ....
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I love metal music but can't play it. Metal music is the majority of what I listen to when I am in the car, practicing bass, guitar or just by myself working. Most music I will at least listen to if offered to me. I may not like everything as a preference. In saying such, I still feel it is far better to recognize effort and talent than to dismiss music whole and entire because it doesn't appeal to me - there is usually something decent that can be mentioned. Anyway, I try to be open to music from any genre. I simply listen to metal music/hard rock more often than not.
Ghost came into my purview in early summer 2011, probably from the Blabbermouth.net website, which I visit frequently to get updates on my favorite metal heros. Once I heard this band's music, I was hooked. I know, after watching the following videos, it might not make sense. But these dudes have a sense for crafting metal songs that breathe and have space, melodies, even solid singing. In addition, the theater of it all is hard to resist. OK. Enough. Let's get to the videos. I recently ran across some You Tube subscriber who posted a full show from this summer of the band playing in Europe. I couldn't believe it. Until now I have just been able to see 2 or 3 quality songs of them online (quality video/audio). So, here is Ghost.
The band came to the East Coast in the spring of 2011. Apparently it was a huge success. They were slated to play 3 weeks of dates in late Sept/early Oct 2011, but had trouble with visas getting over from Europe. If there is any justification for putting up a post on them, despite their already being quite successful, it because I don't think enough people know about them in the USA. Enjoy the infectious sounds.
www.ghost-official.com
One more ....
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Labels: Clem Jaskot , Columbia Missouri , John Lee Hooker , methamphetamine , Phyllis Musical Inn , robots , The Blue Fugue , The Bridge , Todd Day Wait
A couple of characters to feature this week. In town this weekend is a festival that the city's fathers put on with the help of many local businesses. One of the fellas playing the fest stopped on in at The Bridge this past Tuesday night to play a couple of pieces, his name is Todd Day Wait. Todd is apparently from Columbia but now is traveling full-time with the music bit. He came and played the songs on acoustic guitar, his harmonica player joined along for all of the songs. I was really taken with his interpretation of the John Lee Hooker song 'Crawlin' King Snake'. He has a really nice vibe on the guitar and his voice is particularly excellent. I haven't seen him enough to know how often he plays guitar on stage. Last night at the local fest he played the electric piano and had two guitar players accompanying. Either way, he is quite talented.
Todd Day Wait's information is at the following, so go ahead and give some things a listen and check-up on tour dates for your area:
And here are a couple of songs from the cat named 'Bart'. He is a pretty big hit with the crew at the open mics in Columbia, Missouri here. I don't have any website information for Bart. I did get a chance to chat with him briefly on Monday at The Blue Fugue and he reports that during the better part of the 90's, of not more, he lived in Chicago and visited the open-mics there on the regular. He and I chatted a bit about Mike, the owner of the Inner Town Pub on Thomas Street. Oh, Upper Wicker Park Heights.......I guess there is a minor dispute amongst citizens about whether the pub is situated in Upper Wicker Park Heights or in the Ukrainian Village. Probably can be settled over a beer at Clem Jaskot's Phyllis' Musical Inn at Wood and Division streets.
That's it for now. Keep ya posted on further happenings in the area.
Out! (Gairroes)
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This past 3-day weekend I was able to catch up with my buddy Dave Kipp in the St Louis Metro area. I met Dave on the streets of Omaha, Nebraska when my bandmate and I were playing a few shows in the area back in 2004. Dave and I have kept in touch ever since. It was like pulling teeth getting Dave to play guitar this weekend, probably because he was exceptionally tired. Anyway, when he picks up the guitar it is as if he hasn't missed a beat. I usually try to get him to play his song 'Big Boned Woman' whenever I visit. He did oblige with part of the song, but then 2 days after he pulled off another You Tube video installment with the full version of the song. So I am linking the You Tube video up for the viewing audience. Enjoy!
Also, a few fridays ago I went to a concert on the outside third floor of a parking garage in downtown Columbia, Missouri. The concert was apparently an annual concert that is put on for high school bands to showcase their talent. I didn't stay too long, stayed for two acts, but it was a great experience all in all. I took photos of a young man lugging a piece of equipment up to the staging area for either himself or one of his friends' rig. The piece of amp cabinetry was massive and I felt it just had to be photographed. Here it is:
I actually wouldn't mind having that cabinet for a rig.
No matter. The shows were great and clearly there are many young people in the world that have loads of musical talent and ambition, even here in Columbia, Missouri. We can be hopeful.
- Out! (Gairroes)
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Also, a few fridays ago I went to a concert on the outside third floor of a parking garage in downtown Columbia, Missouri. The concert was apparently an annual concert that is put on for high school bands to showcase their talent. I didn't stay too long, stayed for two acts, but it was a great experience all in all. I took photos of a young man lugging a piece of equipment up to the staging area for either himself or one of his friends' rig. The piece of amp cabinetry was massive and I felt it just had to be photographed. Here it is:
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I haven't posted in ages, nearly 13 months, I believe. Anyway, I have recently moved and now live in Columbia, Missouri. While I am here I am attempting to visit a few open mics to see what is out there and get a sense for the music community. I have gathered a few pieces in the past few weeks from the open mics, but last night probably gave me my best first opportunity. Here it goes. Enjoy!
This guy is named 'Bart', I think he is a carpenter during the day. When I saw him play last week (at The Blue Fugue), it blew me away. For some unknown reason I found his guitar style quite striking and refreshing, especially for me since I have been in a 4-year slump of not being inspired or feeling like my own guitar playing has been leading to anything that might be understood as progress.
And, here is one last video of Bart from last night (Tues Aug 30, 2011).
These videos were taken at The Bridge in Columbia, Missouri which is associated with the Columbia Academy of Music. The Bridge holds an open-mic on Tuesday nights and other events throughout the week. The Bridge is a cool place to play. The chatter at the bar tells me that the Academy of Music opened only in the past year. Both The Bridge and The Columbia Academy of Music are located within the same building. Here's to their continued success!!
- Out!
Rolland Gairroes
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This guy is named 'Bart', I think he is a carpenter during the day. When I saw him play last week (at The Blue Fugue), it blew me away. For some unknown reason I found his guitar style quite striking and refreshing, especially for me since I have been in a 4-year slump of not being inspired or feeling like my own guitar playing has been leading to anything that might be understood as progress.
And, here is one last video of Bart from last night (Tues Aug 30, 2011).
These videos were taken at The Bridge in Columbia, Missouri which is associated with the Columbia Academy of Music. The Bridge holds an open-mic on Tuesday nights and other events throughout the week. The Bridge is a cool place to play. The chatter at the bar tells me that the Academy of Music opened only in the past year. Both The Bridge and The Columbia Academy of Music are located within the same building. Here's to their continued success!!
- Out!
Rolland Gairroes
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Venue photographs from the exterior. I took these shots of The Brick Coffeehouse today (Thursday August 5, 2010) as I was up in Waukegan, IL.
Mason Reed played the last music performance inside The Brick under Jim's management.
The Brick
30 North Genesee Street
Waukegan, IL
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Mason Reed played the last music performance inside The Brick under Jim's management.
The Brick
30 North Genesee Street
Waukegan, IL
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Labels: DeKalb Illinois , Jaik Willis , Mason Reed , Phyllis' Musical Inn , Rob Reid , The Cubby Bear , The House Cafe
DeKalb has a population of 45,734 (taken Summer 2009).
Tonight there is a concert that is a show to definitely catch now that the storms are gone.
Where?: The House Cafe
Address?: 263 E Lincoln HWY
DeKalb, IL 60115
Who's Playing?: Jaik Willis, Rob Reid, and Mason Reed
Time?: 7PM
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Here are a couple videos from a recent Mason Reed performance in Waukegan, IL.
A photo of Jaik Willis from a show at The Cubby Bear on Aug 28, 2009 in Chicago, IL. (Photo taken by Chad Smith)
Rob Reid playing a song earlier this year at Phyllis' Musical Inn (Chicago, IL)
Interstate 88 westbound gets your right to the gig!
The brilliant manager and booking agent for The House Cafe, ......Matthew!!!!! Good people all around at this venue. Get out of Danville, Illinois for the night and go see this show.
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Tonight there is a concert that is a show to definitely catch now that the storms are gone.
Where?: The House Cafe
Address?: 263 E Lincoln HWY
DeKalb, IL 60115
Who's Playing?: Jaik Willis, Rob Reid, and Mason Reed
Time?: 7PM
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Here are a couple videos from a recent Mason Reed performance in Waukegan, IL.
A photo of Jaik Willis from a show at The Cubby Bear on Aug 28, 2009 in Chicago, IL. (Photo taken by Chad Smith)
Rob Reid playing a song earlier this year at Phyllis' Musical Inn (Chicago, IL)
Interstate 88 westbound gets your right to the gig!
The brilliant manager and booking agent for The House Cafe, ......Matthew!!!!! Good people all around at this venue. Get out of Danville, Illinois for the night and go see this show.
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Labels: Jaik Willis , Mason Reed music , Rob Reid , Waukegan Illinois
Been a while for me to contribute, but I am back.
To begin again, here are some snaps from a show I had the pleasure to attend today in Waukegan, Illinois at a venue called The Brick. Today was the last day that The Brick was to be open. The doors done gone ahead and shuttered shut at the hour of 3 in the afternoon.
The reason I went to The Brick was not to say goodbye to the venue, but to catch as many songs as I could from Mason Reed as he performed an afternoon of music for the locals by the lakefront.
I had heard of Mason nearly 4 years ago from a co-worker of mine. It had taken me a few years to finally hear his music, which I did get my dirty hands on earlier this year. The album that Mason is currently touring in support of, entitled 'You Can't Come Back From Heaven' is quite a nice set of songs. When I sat down and heard him sing his first stanza today I just couldn't believe I was hearing the voice that I was actually hearing. Very cool. Gotta admit, the travelers of this world deserve much credit for doing what they do. My bandmate from the past 9 years, Chris Darby, is currently touring quite like Mason is, sleeping in the car if that is all that comes up after the show, just goin' for it. Mason tells me that he is nearing the tail-end of an 8-week stretch on the highways, byways, and sideways of the country. From what I gather, of the 7 months that have taken place this year, Mason seems to have been touring for the better part of it. He is a very nice fella to chat with, and surely he has stories to tell. Go ahead and see if he is making it into your town soon, if not, invite him to play a house show in your apartment, basement, garage, kitchen, dining room, or your favorite pub in town.
He played many a song today that I wished I had personally written. I do hope you can catch him soon before he goes on and runs back to Los Angeles, California, the place that is currently his hometown.
Catch Mason Reed at any or all of the following tour dates:
Upcoming Shows
Aug 1 2010 (10pm) Bremen Cafe Milwaukee, WI
Aug 4 2010 (6pm) The House Cafe (Mason Reed, Jaik Willis, Rob Reid) DeKalb,IL
Aug 6 2010 (9pm) Miss Kitty's Grape Escape Galena, IL
Aug 7 2010 (8pm) The Blue Room Cafe Hammond, IN
Aug 8 2010 (8pm) Elbo Room Chicago, IL
Aug 10 2010 (8pm) Rachel's Cafe Bloomington, IN
Aug 12 2010 (11pm) Lynagh's Irish Pub Lexington, KY
Aug 18 2010 (10pm) The Nick Birmingham, AL
.Mp3 file for Listening:
Singer-songwriter Mason Reed is currently touring to promote his new release
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Sunday, June 27th
Miss Shevaughn & Yuma Wray
Double Dour Dirt Room
8 PM
Tuesday, June 29nd
Honest Engines
Abbey Pub
9 PM
Wednesday, June 30nd
Ami Saraiya
Double Door
8 PM
Saturday, July 3
Sometimes Family Band
Subterranean
9 PM
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Miss Shevaughn & Yuma Wray
Double Dour Dirt Room
8 PM
Tuesday, June 29nd
Honest Engines
Abbey Pub
9 PM
Wednesday, June 30nd
Ami Saraiya
Double Door
8 PM
Saturday, July 3
Sometimes Family Band
Subterranean
9 PM
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Sunday, June 20th
Ty Maxon
Uncommon Ground on Clark
7 PM
Tuesday, June 22nd
In Tall Buildings
Subterranean
8 PM
Wednesday, June 22nd
Mingus Awareness Project
(Dan Godston)
benefit for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Jazz Showcase
8 PM
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Ty Maxon
Uncommon Ground on Clark
7 PM
Tuesday, June 22nd
In Tall Buildings
Subterranean
8 PM
Wednesday, June 22nd
Mingus Awareness Project
(Dan Godston)
benefit for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Jazz Showcase
8 PM
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This was the 10th installment of the Chris Darby Songwriter Nights at Phyllis' Musical Inn, in Chicago. It took place on June 9th, 2010.
This happened to fall on the same night that the Chicago Blackhawks hockey team won the Stanley Cup. The start time was pushed way back to accommodate that, and so the first 3 or sets were much noisier than these nights usually are. Things got quieter towards the end.
The lights were much lower than usual, and hence the videos are all pretty dark.
There is an audio recording of the show here
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This happened to fall on the same night that the Chicago Blackhawks hockey team won the Stanley Cup. The start time was pushed way back to accommodate that, and so the first 3 or sets were much noisier than these nights usually are. Things got quieter towards the end.
The lights were much lower than usual, and hence the videos are all pretty dark.
There is an audio recording of the show here
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Sunday, June 13th
Go Long Mule
Old Town Art Festival
12:30 PM
Monday, June 14th
Rob Reid, Willa Moore, and Tom Recht
songwriter circle
Silvies
8 PM
Friday, June 18th
Heather Styka
Loose Leaf Lounge
7 PM
Saturday, June 19th
Shelley Miller
Old Town School of Folk Music
7 PM
Gia Margaret
The Double Door
9 PM
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Go Long Mule
Old Town Art Festival
12:30 PM
Monday, June 14th
Rob Reid, Willa Moore, and Tom Recht
songwriter circle
Silvies
8 PM
Friday, June 18th
Heather Styka
Loose Leaf Lounge
7 PM
Saturday, June 19th
Shelley Miller
Old Town School of Folk Music
7 PM
Gia Margaret
The Double Door
9 PM
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Sunday, June 6th
Rob Reid
Logan Square Farmers Market
11 AM
Wednesday, June 9th
Songwriter Night!
Ty Maxon, Andru Bemis, Ben Summers, Mckenzie Toma, Heather Styka, and Banjo Pat
Phyllis' Musical Inn
9 PM
Thursday, June 10th
Pezzettino
The Chopin Theatre
4 PM
The Sometimes Family
The Abbey Pub
10 PM
Friday, June 11th
Matt Crews
The Elbo Room
8 PM
Jessica Robbins
The Abbey Pub
9 PM
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Rob Reid
Logan Square Farmers Market
11 AM
Wednesday, June 9th
Songwriter Night!
Ty Maxon, Andru Bemis, Ben Summers, Mckenzie Toma, Heather Styka, and Banjo Pat
Phyllis' Musical Inn
9 PM
Thursday, June 10th
Pezzettino
The Chopin Theatre
4 PM
The Sometimes Family
The Abbey Pub
10 PM
Friday, June 11th
Matt Crews
The Elbo Room
8 PM
Jessica Robbins
The Abbey Pub
9 PM
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