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Sep. 26th, 2005
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sonofabish.livejournal.comKatrina Relief Show
Tonight at Abbey Lounge, 3 Beacon Street in Somerville-
10:15 Andrea Gillis Band
9:30 Superpower
8:15 Typhoon Ferri
7:00 Summer Villains
The show is 21+, cover is $8, and proceeds from the show will go to the Red Cross of Mobile Alabama.
Tonight at Abbey Lounge, 3 Beacon Street in Somerville-
9:30 Superpower
8:15 Typhoon Ferri
7:00 Summer Villains
The show is 21+, cover is $8, and proceeds from the show will go to the Red Cross of Mobile Alabama.
sonofabish.livejournal.comA benefit for Henry Butler
http://www.johnnyds.com/
WEDNESDAY, .SEPT. 28- HENRY BUTLER W/ AMADEE CASTENELL
The amazing pianist from New Orleans is back in our neighborhood, and we're delighted to have him here. His house and many of his photographs were destroyed in the hurricane, and this night will be a benefit to help him get back on his feet. He'll be joined by the amazing AMADEE CASTENELL (sax), BRUCE KATZ (piano), and a host of other luminaries. He's a five-time W.C. Handy “Best Blues Instrumentalist - Piano” award nominee. Although blinded by glaucoma since birth, he is also a world class photographer with his work displayed at exhibitions throughout the United States. Playing piano since the age of six, Butler is a master of musical diversity. Combining the percussive jazz piano playing of McCoy Tyner and the New Orleans style playing of Professor Longhair through his classically-trained wizardry, Butler continues to craft a sound uniquely his own. A rich amalgam of jazz, Caribbean, classical, pop, R&B and blues influences, his music is as excitingly eclectic as that of his New Orleans birthplace. “Of all the varied and distinct experiences available each year at Jazz Fest, none stand out as uniquely comprehensive as pianist, singer and composer Henry Butler.”- Offbeat
I met Mr. Butler a number of years ago at Tipitina's in New Orleans, and he is the real deal. Of all the damndest things, I worked his show as the lighting guy, and afterwards I went up to meet him. I introduced myself and he laughed and said "Well, you know I'm blind, so I just hope you made me look good."
Indeed.
http://www.johnnyds.com/
WEDNESDAY, .SEPT. 28- HENRY BUTLER W/ AMADEE CASTENELL
The amazing pianist from New Orleans is back in our neighborhood, and we're delighted to have him here. His house and many of his photographs were destroyed in the hurricane, and this night will be a benefit to help him get back on his feet. He'll be joined by the amazing AMADEE CASTENELL (sax), BRUCE KATZ (piano), and a host of other luminaries. He's a five-time W.C. Handy “Best Blues Instrumentalist - Piano” award nominee. Although blinded by glaucoma since birth, he is also a world class photographer with his work displayed at exhibitions throughout the United States. Playing piano since the age of six, Butler is a master of musical diversity. Combining the percussive jazz piano playing of McCoy Tyner and the New Orleans style playing of Professor Longhair through his classically-trained wizardry, Butler continues to craft a sound uniquely his own. A rich amalgam of jazz, Caribbean, classical, pop, R&B and blues influences, his music is as excitingly eclectic as that of his New Orleans birthplace. “Of all the varied and distinct experiences available each year at Jazz Fest, none stand out as uniquely comprehensive as pianist, singer and composer Henry Butler.”- Offbeat
I met Mr. Butler a number of years ago at Tipitina's in New Orleans, and he is the real deal. Of all the damndest things, I worked his show as the lighting guy, and afterwards I went up to meet him. I introduced myself and he laughed and said "Well, you know I'm blind, so I just hope you made me look good."
Indeed.
mass energy?
Sep. 26th, 2005 01:36 pmjd-science.livejournal.comis anyone here a member of the mass energy discount heating oil program? i'm thinking of joining but wanted to know what people's experiences have been. are they reliable? do they actually help you get service more efficiently and oil more cheaply?
it's gettin' cold...
it's gettin' cold...
tailor for men's dress shirts?
Sep. 26th, 2005 02:05 pmenochs-fable.livejournal.comI'm looking for a tailor who does good work on men's dress shirts. Any recommendations for Davis Sq., Somerville, Medford or Cambridge?
Large Bike
Sep. 26th, 2005 04:03 pmphaedras.livejournal.comI need a bike that will fit my size, 6'4". Pretty much any type will do as long as my knees don't keep hitting my elbows. Can be in pretty much any condition/age. Could be in hot pink for all I care. As long as it's big.
Attention, Davis Sq. Cat People
Sep. 26th, 2005 09:06 pmtalonvaki.livejournal.comStar Market is having a sale on 4-packs of 9-Lives canned cat food -- 10 for $10 or $1 per 4-pack. It's usually $1.50 per 4-pack, so it's a pretty good deal...especially if your vet's told you to feed more canned food to your cat (like mine did).
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