Entries from November 2009
Known for his audience interaction, funny and unique performances for all ages, and songs made up right on the spot, Ken is also a theatrical composer and performer as well as a minstrel for the environment. Frankly, we don’t know what to expect, but whatever it is, it’ll be great!
kenland.com
Tags: Music · Live Music
These Milwaukee-based seasoned veterans blend Celtic, Blues, Americana, Shanty, Jazz, Creole, Folk, Art-Rock, Reggae, Comedy and original songs into something that can only be described as “eclectic acoustic.” Brandishing an impressive arsenal of musical instruments (resonator guitar, mandolin, ukulele, fiddle, pennywhistle, squeeze box, flute, harmonica, doumbek, djembe, and bodhran - just to name a few) they bring new life to tales of old, old sounds to tales of today, and twisted takes on tales never meant to be told.
waterstreetbridge.com
Tags: Music · Live Music
Charlie Cheney (Michigan…former Madisonian)
charliecheney.com
Tags: Music · Live Music
Part II of the Touring Songwriters Showcase from November 3. Delaney Davidson stops by on this leg of his U.S. tour. A New Zealand native, he shares stories of his world travels and shows his gritty songwriting style. A must listen!
myspace.com/delaneyfdavidson
Tags: Music · Live Music
L.A. songwriter Michael Miller performs his beautiful slow tempo songs.
michaelmillercrusade.com
Tags: Music · Live Music
Nancy Rost has been called “the love child of Tom Lehrer and Tom Waits” (KnowYourMusic.com). Her distinctive songs combine a jazz-influenced piano style with lyrics that are quirky, witty and heartfelt, often all at once.
nancyrost.com

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Tags: Music · Live Music
An accomplished and dedicated songwriter, Lamps has worked with many clients and collaborators, and will also be featuring his own music in addition to accompanying Mark Harrod.
scottlamps.com

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Tags: Music · Live Music