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March 5th/6th
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Greensky Bluegrass CD Release show.

The Loading Dock in Traverse City, Michigan.

Friday, March 5th at 10 PM.

 Traverse City Record Eagle: "Michigan isn't known for churning out bluegrass bands, but Greensky Bluegrass, one of our own, is holding a CD release party at the Loading Dock March 5. The five-piece group plays traditional bluegrass instruments and has been likened to l970s-era groups like The Band. However, Greensky band members shudder at comparisons. "We really just try to make music as a group that sounds and feels right to us," said mandolin player Paul Hoffman. He did admit, "It is nice to know that other people really dig it, too." 

 


 Claudia Schmidt and her Funtet: Promising Sky CD release show.

The Unitarian Universalist Church on 6726 Center Road in Traverse City, Michigan.

Friday, March 5th from 8-10 PM

Come celebrate Claudia's new sound and CD with her and her funtet:Ron Getz, Don Julin, Jack Dryden, Randy Marsh, and Nancy Stagnitta.

 Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door, so if you'd like to get a ticket, you can either purchase it from Oryana or the Cuppa Joe in Building 50, and if you show your ticket stub you'll be able to get a CD for $10.

"Promising Sky, Claudia’s new album, blends her folk and jazz influences and adds some blues and world music spicing in a fine collection of mostly-original material." - Postbulletin.com (Rochester, MN)


 

National Writers Series &  Doug Stanton Present: Rhoda Janzen

City Opera House, Traverse City, Michigan.

Friday, March 5th. Doors at 6 PM and the event starting at 7 PM.

"Rhoda Janzen is a “sharp-witted and honest” poet memoirist whose latest book, Mennonite in a Little Black Dress, has garnered rave reviews, articles and interviews in People, Entertainment Weekly, Time magazine’s web site, USA Today and other publications.  She’s been described as  “wonderfully intelligent and frank” - New York Times Book Review.

Tickets are $15.00 for general admission and $10 for students and senoirs.

Tickets can be purchased either at the opera house or online at City Opera House

A reception featuring food delights (included in ticket price) and a cash bar by Trattoria Stella will follow the event. The author's signed books will also be for sale.


Jazz North will also be playing at Lil' Bo's on Friday, March 5th

Music starts at 8:30 PM.

 


TC West High School Music Department presents: Ruddigore

TC West Senior High School Auditorium

Performance dates and times:

March:

5/6th 7:30 PM 7th 2 PM       

12/13th 7:30 PM 14th 2 PM        

19/20th 7:30 PM 21st 2 PM

Based on the book written by W.S. Gilbert with music by Arthur Sullivan.

Tickets can be purchased from the West Senior High School box office at 933-7509.

Admission is $15.00 for general audiences and $20.00 for premier seating.

For more info please call 933-7570.

 


Bayside Travelers Country Dance Society

 Gilbert Lodge at Twin Lakes Camp located at
6800 N Long Lake Rd, Traverse City, MI.

March 13th, 2010

Two Contra dances in one day.

A Contra dance for experienced dancers will be held from 2-5 PM.

A Contra dance workshop will be held from 7-7:45 PM.

The monthly dance will be from 8-11 PM.

Admission:

Afternoon / Evening
Adult - $12/ $10
Members - $10 / $8

Student w/ID $10/ $6

For more information you can visit http://www.dancetc.com/   

or call 313-2596 for more information.

 

 

   

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Some 2009 Station Favorites
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John Trembly from In the Red (Fridays 11p-2a):
Black Hollies- Softly Towards The Light- Ernest Jenning
Nouvellas- S/T- Ernest Jenning
 

Nick Heary (Thursday PM Jazz):

The MacPodz Live at the Ark
 

Tom Allerton (Africa Beyond, Wed., 7-9pm):
 
Oumou Sangare-Seya
Francophonic Vols. 1&2 on Sterns' (Strong managerial second on Vol. 1, especially)
The Rail Band reissues on Sterns'
Balla Ets Ses Balladins on Sterns' (Strong managerial second)
Nigeria 1970 reissue on Strut (caveat however in that World Passport
podcasts cover this music in far more depth...)
... all in all a rather bland year with little other new music of note on
the 
african & international scene from this listener's perspective. 
I guess the past is a good place to be stuck in these days...


Mike Lovelady (Wednesday Rock, 9-11pm):

Unfortunately I'm not one for prosey art haus reviews - I am an engineer after all....I think album releases have been a bit samey this year and I don't remember anything blowing me away too much but here we go...

Acoustic Ladyland - Living With A Tiger
Possibly the best live band I've seen - so much energy, a complete wall of jazz-punk noise - this latest album just a beast.

Bela Fleck, Edgar Meyer, Zakir Hussain - The Melody of Rhythm
Genius

Dub FX - Everythinks a Ripple
"Dub Fx is a Worldwide Street Performer who uses loop & effects pedals to create layers of sounds into music using only his voice. ..."

Gomez - A New Tide
Underrated ( especially in their homeland ) songsmiths still going strong

Other Lives - Other Lives
Splendid ( not too ) epic sprawling indie

Engineers - Three Fact Fader
Dream pop indie ( apparently )

Fink - Sort of Revolution
A man and his guitar ( and some other stuff )

Qemists - Join The Q
Another beast of a CD!

Sonic Middle Age - The Eternal
Just writing songs now - still brilliant

Les Claypool - Of Fungi and Foe
Always have a soft spot for Les

Tom Waits - Glitter and Doom
Consumate nutter
 

Nick McClure (Monday Late Nite, 11pm-2am):

Eric, Here is a list of the Top twenty 2009 releases based on what albums, or albums with the singles that I have been listening to the most. They may all not be masterpieces, and some didn't get the best reviews from Pitchfork.com or wherever, but there is some really solid, addicting music here.  Hope this list isn't way too long!
 
1. A Woman a Man Walked By:  PJ Harvey & John Parish
2. The xx: The Xx
3. Girls: The Album
4. Yo La Tengo: Popular Songs
5. Cursive: Mama I'm Swollen
6. The Rosebuds: Life Like
7. The Flaming Lips: Embryonic 
8. St Vincent: Actor
9. Camera Obscura: My Maudlin Career.
10. Rancid: Let The Dominoes Fall
11. The Black Lips: 200 Million Thousand
12. Wye Oak: The Knot
13. Bill Calahan: Sometimes I wish I were an Eagle
14. Polvo: in Prism
15. The Mountain Goats: The Life of The World to Come
16. The Obits: I Blame You
17. Dinosaur Jr.: Farm
18. Various Artists: Golden Hour Box Set (Thrill Jockey Records)
19. The new Vic Chesnutt lp.
20. Dave Bazan: Curse Your Branches
 
 

Steve Terry (Further Along, Sundays 2-5pm):

my two favorites off the top of my head are:

M.Ward- Hold Time
Norah Jones- The Fall


Fred (Louisiana Sound/Constant Listener):

May Erlewine - HELL YEAH !
Madeline Peyroux (Bare Bones), Mavis Staples (Live), The Afro 70's Funk (aforementioned Nigeria 1970 reissue on Strut ?), Bonerama (Hard Times), Bari-Sax Gal (?), to name a FEW.
 

Sandy (Thursday Crossroads 5-7pm; Local Motion, Friday 6-7.30pm):

Danny Schmidt (Instead the Forest Rose To Sing). Oh yeah, and Alecia Nugent (Hillbilly Goddess)
 

Ellen (Wed. Mid-day Jazz):

Joey DeFrancisco! (Snapshot)
 

Greg Holmes (Thursday Morning Jazz):

manhattan transfer chick corea songbook,  
brian bromberg, it is what it is
 
 
 
 

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