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| Foundré |
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Friday, June 19th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Giant Rockit
Beauty Of Bloodshed
Foundré
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| Battle Of The Bands |
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| Sonny Landreth |
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Saturday, June 27th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Sonny Landreth
“There are chords that chime, dance atop the beat, mutate in midair or huff like a harmonica. There are fast-picked overtones that arrive like a tuned hailstorm and gutsy nuances of distortion and feedback. The effects can be startling, but they’re never gratuitous. They are the sounds of a musician who has deeply investigated his instrument without leaving his roots.” —The New York Times
Sonny Landreth is one of the worlds pre-eminent slide guitar players. His latest Sugar Hill release, Grant Street Live showcases not only his well-known guitar chops, but also his soulful Louisiana-influenced vocals and charismatic live show. His last studio record with Sugar Hill, The Road We’re On earned him a Grammy nomination in the Contemporary Blues category.
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| Eric Sardinas & Big Motor |
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Friday July 10th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Eric Sardinas & Big Motor
Eric's signature brand of Delta dynamite has been a long time in the making. At the incredible early age of six, he already had his fingers on the fret board. Though born a lefty, he naturally gravitated towards playing the guitar as a right-hander. Admittedly, this could be considered a difficult approach, but it never slowed Sardinas down. In fact, it's actually been a major contributing factor in the formation of his unique style and specialized technique.
After years of "inhaling" the essence of these various styles of music, Eric Sardinas finally "exhaled". In doing so, he consequently gave birth to an exhilarating, powerful, and sometimes terrifying new style that's real, raw, and wickedly intense.
With legions of corporate-fueled, musical puppets littering our stages and airways, originality has become virtually extinct within the landscape of today's popular music. Fortunatly there's Eric Sardinas. His unique sound and honest delivery are breathing life back into the lungs of a stale industry on the verge of collapse. Sardinas is both a welcome reminder of the finest unfiltered music from an era bygone, as well as, a glimpse into a future realm of infinite sonic liberty. He's a courageous trailblazer who's constant repudiating routine limits and challenging all genre inherent boundaries with his wild innovations. So, - if you find yourself understandably lost and aimlessly drifting through a sad sea of musical mediocrity... find Eric Sardinas.
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| Gaelic Storm |
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Friday July 17th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Gaelic Storm
It has now been more than a decade since Gaelic Storm's career lifted off with their appearance in the blockbuster film Titanic. Since their big-screen debut 10 years ago, the band's fan base continues to multiply with each new album, turning the one-time-pub-band into one of the premier touring acts in the Celtic/World music genre. Gaelic Storm's compelling originals and fresh arrangements steeped in Celtic traditional melody combined with their unique blend of world rhythms continue to broaden the musical horizons of the Celtic music genre creating new standards for generations to come. Highlights from their decade-spanning career include seven Billboard Chart topping albums, a DVD, a full-length concert film featured on HD.net in 2007-2008, song placement on two EA Sports Games, a 2008 Hallmark greeting card featuring their song "Kiss Me I'm Irish", countless television and radio appearances, and of course, an appearance in James Cameron's Titanic. Gaelic Storm has sold out hundreds of theatres and performing arts centers and has now played to audiences totaling in the millions.
On St. Patrick's Day, 1996, Patrick Murphy of Cork City, Ireland (vocals, piano, accordion, spoons, harmonica) officially joined forces with Steve Twigger of Coventry, England (vocals, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki), at O'Brien's pub in Santa Monica, California. In 1997, Gaelic Storm was catapulted out of their formative pub haunts by an appearance in the blockbuster film Titanic. Cast as the "party band" in the steerage scene, they landed the part while still drinking pints and playing weekly at O'Brien's. In 2003, Ryan Lacey (drums and world percussion) became a member of Gaelic Storm. From Pasadena CA, Lacey graduated twice from the Los Angeles Music Academy; once for hands and once for sticks. Pete Purvis of Merrickville, Ontario (uilleann pipes, tin whistle, deger pipes and highland pipes) joined the group in 2004. A Grade 1 piper, Purvis previously toured with award winning pipe bands including the Braemar Pipe Band and performed at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. The newest member of the band, Jessie Burns (fiddle), originally hails from Suffolk England and now lives in Colorado. Prior to Gaelic Storm, Jessie played with Gregory Alan Isakov and The Freight, as well as David Ford in England.
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| Curtis Salgado |
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Thursday July 30th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Curtis Salgado
Curtis Salgado has a lot to celebrate. Two years ago he was diagnosed with liver cancer and told he had eight months to live, unless he got a liver transplant which would generate medical bills upwards of half a million dollars. With no health insurance and few funds, the man who is one of America's finest blues/soul singers needed a little help from his friends. When your friends and admirers include the likes of Steve Miller, Robert Cray, Bonnie Raitt and Taj Mahal, you've got a fighting chance. Numerous benefits were held in multiple cities including a benefit concert featuring Miller, Cray, Taj Mahal, The Phantom Blues Band, Everclear and Little Charlie & The Nightcats. Through the generosity of Curtis's friends, fellow musicians, the Legendary Blues Cruise and thousands of fans who supported Curtis by attending benefits and auctions or by making private donations, upwards of half a million dollars were raised and Curtis got his transplant, though there were a few twists and turns in the road before that happened. A little less than two years after his initial diagnosis, Curtis was able to record Clean Getaway, an album whose title has an obvious double meaning. With its release on July 8, 2008, Clean Getaway is a triumph in more ways than one, a sublime collaboration with the most respected session players in Los Angeles that goes to the heart of what music--and life--is all about.
Curtis Salgado's musical journey began with his birth in Everett, Washington, in 1954. His family moved to Eugene, Oregon when he was one and he grew up there listening to jazz, and to his father, an aspiring singer of classical music. His ambitions coalesced when, at age 12, he saw Count Basie's band perform in Eugene. Curtis became a part of the burgeoning Northwest blues scene starting in 1972 with a band called Three-Fingered Jack. Eventually he hooked up with up-and-coming guitarist/vocalist Robert Cray, and recorded the album "Who's Been Talking." In six years with Robert, the higher level of visibility enabled Salgado to sit in with the likes of Muddy Waters, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Albert Collins and Bonnie Raitt. Aside from being a tremendous vocalist, Curtis is one of the finest blues harmonica players in the country. In 1979, when John Belushi was in Eugene filming Animal House, he caught Curtis' act and liked what he heard and saw. Curtis took the actor under his wing and schooled him on blues and R & B history, which Belushi soaked up like a sponge, and used a good portion of Curtis' show as the basis for the Blues Brothers act he and Dan Akroyd put together. The first Blues Brothers album was dedicated to Curtis.
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| The Moods |
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Friday July 31st, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
The Moods
"A Vocal Experience Never Forgotten"
MAURICE RAYFORD, a professional entertainer performs as a solo artist and group member with equal aplomb, with song styles ranging from jazz to gospel, sings lead and back-up vocals with a range from 1st tenor to baritone. Current singles "Loved and Let Down", TAM Records", Raw Cuts compilation CD , Rodell Records, featuring the single "Doing It To The MAX".
BERNARD MIXON, singer/actor, member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians , studied acting at Second City in Chicago. Bernard has performed in a wide variety of dramatic contexts, including commercials, feature films, television, drama and the stage, and is an exciting song stylist/balladeer with a vocal range from 2nd tenor to bass. He has performed around the country and abroad.
CLIFFORD T. FRAZIER, a singer/actor/writer Master Storyteller, publibshed poet (The National Library of Poetry), a graphic artist (Designer of Mood Logo), was nominated for his performance of "The King" in the Black Ensemble Theatre production of "The Other Cinderella", studied voice at the Chicago Conservatory of Music, and has performed nationally and abroad as both a vocalist and actor in feature film, radio and T.V.
OLLIE BOLDS, a native of Oakland , California, has performed lead and back-up vocals on stage and in the studio working with such greats as Aretha Franklin,Whitney Houston, The Whispers and Bobby Brown. With a vocal range from 1st tenor to bass, Ollie is also known for his flashy choreography and vocal arrangements.
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| Kashmir |
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Saturday August 15th, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Kashmir
"The Led Zeppelin Show"
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| Pat Travers |
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Friday, August 21st, 2009
Doors Open At 7pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
W/ Special Guests
Bullet Train
Pat Travers
Pat Travers was born in Toronto, Canada on April 12, 1954. Soon after picking up the guitar at age 12 Pat saw the legend Jimi Hendrix perform in Ottawa. This obvious inspirational concert must have sparked the young Pat to go after the dream of becoming a star like so many of his early influences. Inspired by such guitarists as Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, Pat began playing in bands early in his teens. His first bands were "Red Hot" and "Merge" who played in Quebec area clubs. While the early years were hard, they would eventually pay off in the form of improved musicianship, style, and exposure.
The Pat Travers Band continues to tour around the world, "Makin’ Magic" for their die hard fans. While Pat's had some great musicians working with him on past tours he is currently working, recording and touring with Eric "Freight-train" Frates (drums) and Rick Navarro (bass). Rick and Eric are long time friends, and it shows in what they bring to the stage night after night. They provide a nice, tight rockin’ platform for PT to lay down his signature licks against.
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| Comedy Thursdays |
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Thursday is "Comedy Night "
Doors At 7:00pm
Clearwater Theater presents...
May 28th
Hosted By
Matt Drufke
Featuring
Bryan Bowden,
Lewis Rhine,
Rick March,
Katie Conrad,
Josh Jacobson,
Dustin White,
Adam Bauer.
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| DECAL PRODUCTIONS |
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Cover $6 at the door
Doors Open At 7pm
Decal Productions and Clearwater Theater Presents...
All Ages Shows
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