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250 Word Album Review: Eric Sommer + Solar Flares – Rainy Day Karma
Eric Sommer is an extraordinary guitar player. His album with the Solar Flares Rainy Day Karma is a supreme showcase of his talents with that instrument in his hands. The album is a bluesy collection of 10 songs that go beyond Sommer’s … Continue reading
Concert Review: Scruffy & The Janitors at The Cafe Acoustic 11/17/12
You want to live vicariously through Scruffy & The Janitors when you see them live. They are young, energetic, talented and have one of the coolest bands in town. The are already building a solid following in the local scene … Continue reading
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Tagged 11/17/12, album, blues, Cafe Acoustic, concert review, I Will Pick You Up, Is There A Ghost, November 17, November 30, Pino, record release party, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, setlist, St. Joseph, Steven Foster, Teriq Newton, The First Ward House, Trevin Newton
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Concert Review: Eyelit at the Cafe Acoustic in St. Joseph, MO 11/15/12
When you hear the name Cafe Acoustic, Eyelit is the band you picture in your head. The Cafe Acoustic in St. Joseph, Missouri by no means exclusive to this type of band however. The Cafe regularly gets hard rock and … Continue reading
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Tagged 11/15/12, acoustic, Austin Marks, Cafe Acoustic, concert review, Dansare Marks, Eyelit, Missouri, November 15th, St. Joseph, The Woe Dies
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250 Word Album Review: Aaron Blumer – Aaron Blumer
Aaron Blumer embraced the country lifestyle. On his self-titled debut album his song “Livin’ Like A Country Song” pretty much explains it all. The themes heard on the album released in April of this year are nothing out of the ordinary All … Continue reading
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Tagged 250 Word Album Reviews, 3 stars, Aaron Blumer, album, cd, Country, debut, Hard To Hold Onto, pop, self-titled, She Never Hit The Ground
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250 Word Album Review: Ryan Bingham – Tomorrowland
Ryan Bingham’s fourth album Tomorrowland is a bit of a return the grungy country music that made him a household name in the Americana community. The new records finds him being a little more hard-edged and breaking of the small … Continue reading
Concert Review: First Saturday at The Lucky Tiger
In-store record performances are über cool. Browsing through vintage vinyl records while listening to a performer on acoustic guitar is a great way to spend an afternoon. The Lucky Tiger in downtown St. Joseph, Missouri has now had several of these … Continue reading
Concert Review: Eric Sommer / For The Sound at Cafe Acoustic 11/1/12
Sometimes the visuals at a concert can be more entertaining than what you hear. With Eric Sommer this is defiantly the case. Not that the music was bad at the Cafe Acoustic for the Eric Sommer and For The Sound show on … Continue reading
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Tagged 11/1/12, Black Pancake, Cafe Acoustic, concert review, Eric Sommer, For The Sound, Missouri, MO, Rainy Day Karma, Red Chairs, Solar Flares, St. Joseph, Zale Bledsoe
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250 Word Album Review: Jason Collett – Reckon
Jason Collett is flat out one of the most underrated songwriters around. On his fifth album Reckon he focuses on songwriting by turning down the volume and displaying his music at its most vulnerable. Fittingly the album has themes of broken … Continue reading
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Tagged 250 word album review, 4 Stars, Canada, I Wanna Rob A Bank, Jason Collett, Reckon
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