February - Walla Walla Blues Society
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February - Walla Walla Blues Society
FREE! Walla Walla Blues Society’s Volume 22 Issue 2 February 2015 Eric Johnson & Mike Stern coming to Main Street Studio 2015 Guitarfest line up 2 The Walla Walla Blues Society Blues News 8237 Mill Creek Rd. Walla Walla WA 99362 MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS Walla Walla Blues Society meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month. The next meeting is February 3rd at 5:30p.m. at Jacobi’s café with open mic to follow from 6:30 to 8:30. Come on down and have great food and beverage, youth encouaged to jam with us. The Blues News is the official publication of the Walla Walla Blues Society. Any articles, advertising, etc. must be submitted to the Editor no later than the 15th of each month. All submissions become the property of the Walla Walla Blues Society. Views and opinions expressed by individuals represented in the Blues News are not necessarily those of the WWBS. Permission to reprint any material herein should be obtained from the Editor. The Walla Walla Blues Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and all donations are therefore tax deductible. WWBS Officers President: Mike Hammond Vice Prez: Irving Rosenberg Treasurer: Verna Reesman Secretary: Kim Ruchert IFK Coord: Mike Hammond BITS Coord: Torch Davis Webmaster: Rich Smith Blues News Editor: Rand, Margaret and Mike Memebership Cord. Donna Copeland Board of Directors George Copeland Rich Smith Torch Davis Donna Copeland Laura Hall Advertising The Blues News wants to advertise your business, event or promotion. Email pattykeyes@charter.net Rates : Full Page : 8 1/2 x 11 $80.00 Half Page : 5 1/2 x 8 ½ $65.00 1/4 Page : 5 1/2 x 4 1/4 $55.00 Bus. Card : 2 x 3 1/2 $45.00 (10% discount on ads that run 6 months or more) Membership Blues Society Members will receive a cool membership card, the Blues News newsletter, various perks and discounts from time to time (including the Blues Lottery), and the satisfaction of knowing you have helped to promote this unique American art form known as The Blues in Walla Walla and the surrounding area. Annual dues : Single Membership : $ 20.00 Family Membership : $ 30.00 Supporting Membership : $ 50.00 Corporate Sponsor : $100.00 The Walla Walla Blues Society 8237 Mill Creek Rd. Walla Walla, WA 99362 wwbs@ bmi.net 2012 Walla Walla Blues Society CHECK OUR NEW WEB SITE OUT AT WWBS.ORG CHECK US OUT ON What’s Happening Wednesdays – Open mic and recording club, ask Nick for info. Thurs Jam Night hosted by Robin Barrett & Coyote Kings w/ Guest. 8-11 pm Fri – Piano Bar w/Carolyn 5-7 pm Live Events Feb 6 – Robert Meade Band 9-12 $5 cover Feb 7 - Sum People 9-12 $5 cover Feb 13 – Gary Winston & The Real Deal 9-12 $5 cvr Feb 14 – Sore Thumb Band 9-12 $5 cover Feb 20 – Tuck Foster & The Mossrites 9-12 $5 cover Feb 21 – Down North 9-12 $5 cover Feb 27 – Wasteland Kings 9-12 $5 cover Feb 28 – BluMeadows 9-12 $5 cover Main Street Studio presents Eric Johnson and Mike Stern February 7th, 8pm show Two bonafide guitar heroes in their respective fields – Eric Johnson in the rock realm and Mike Stern in the jazz world – go toe-to-toe on Eclectic, a scintillating musical showcase that brings together their disparate influences in one potent package. Guitar aficionados of all stripes will stand slack-jawed hearing these formidable sixstringers exchanging high octane licks on Stern’s funky “Roll With It” and Johnson’s cruising pop anthem “Hullabaloo” (a kind of answer to his catchy GRAMMY®-winning rock instrumental “Cliffs of Dover” from the platinum-selling 1990 album Ah Via Musicom). The two dip into a jazzy bag on Eric’s “Tidal” (a tribute to his own personal guitar hero, Wes Montgomery) and on Mike’s surging modal romp “Remember” (patterned after John Coltrane’s “Impressions” with some allusions to Jimi Hendrix’s “Third Stone From the Sun”). Stern’s body of guitar goodness spans more than four decades. His career includes partnerships with such artists as Blood, Sweat & Tears, Billy Cobham, Miles Davis and Jaco Pastorius. Johnson’s playing has often been compared to that of Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck. His six-string wizardry earned him a Grammy award in 1992 for his instrumental hit, “Cliffs of Dover,” which came in at Number 17 on Guitar World’s list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Solos of All Time. Main Street Studio February 7th 8pm show time ..More fretboard flights ensue on Johnson’s jazzy “Benny Man’s Blues” (a kind of ode to Benny Goodman and Charlie Christian) and on Stern’s dark, slow-grooving “You Never Know.” And it is somehow fitting that these two sons of Jimi close out this sixstring extravaganza with a scorching rendition of the famous Hendrix blues, “Red House,” with each of them trading vocal choruses. “It was my singing debut,” says Stern. “I sang the first verse and Eric sang the second verse, then he sings the first two lines of the third verse and I sing the last two lines of the third verse.” (Stern also sneaks in a quote from Jimi’s “Third Stone From the Sun” on a smoking rendition of “Dry Ice,” an Electromagnets tune which Eric revived for this session). Sterns sums up the project by saying, “This whole record, even though we did it in the studio, was really recorded live. A couple of things were fixed but there was that spontaneous quality which is what we were looking for and I definitely think that's what we got. I really dig the way this record came out. It has a lot of energy and a lot of musicality.” …Coming March 13, 14 Robin Barrett & Coyote Kings w/Big Monti Amundson The Strange Tones The Rafael Tranquilino Band The Rae Gordon Band The Randy Oxford Band Kevin Selfe & The Tornadoes Junkyard Jane The Jesse Weston Band Chris Lord & Cheatin' River The Wasteland Kings Rock Blythe & Two Faced Johnny The Campbell Davis Band Dan Faller & The Working Poor Winston, Amundson, & Stoops All-star Jam hosted by Clint Carter, Vaughn Jensen, and Tuck Foster! Ticket information online at https://ckwm.ticketbud.com/4thannual-walla-walla-guitar-festival More info coming in the March issue of Blues News. Sandy Beaches Blues Cruise with Delbert McClinton and friends Part 1 Delbert McClinton Sandy Beaches Blues Cruise # 21. Verna and I have been on 5 and have formed some great friendships. The cruise stops at 2 islands each trip, this year we went to Antigua and St. Croix. The best time of our lives are spent on these cruises with Delbert and friends. Melody Mic aka Mike Hammond Marcia Ball holding 4 other years with Mike Songwriter Gary Nicholson, Mike and Delbert Mc Clinton. Delbert Mc Clinton and Verna holding picture of them the year before , 4 other times. . Teresa James maybe coming this way soon, watch for her! Wayne Toups, so much energy his show could have powered the boat! Red Young - B-3 and key board player Hanging out with Paul Thorn, we were to blessed to be stressed Walla Walla Blues Society Membership Application Name: _________________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Address: _______________________________________ Email: _________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: ________________________Zip:______________________ Where did you pick up this copy of the Blues News? ___________________________________________ New Member MEMBERSHIPS Renewing Member $20 Single $30 Family I would like to become a WWBS Volunteer $50 Supporting $100 Corporate Sponsor Please make checks payable to The Walla Walla Blues Society and mail to : Walla Walla Blues Society 8237 Mill Creek Rd. Walla Walla, WA 99362 1 8
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