Spider John Koerner w/ Elizabeth Butters, 6/5

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Friday, June 5

Spider John Koerner w/ Elizabeth Butters

Doors 7:45, Concert 8:00

Suggested minimum donation $15

"SPIDER" JOHN KOERNER has been an influential practitioner of traditional folk music and country blues since the days of the late-'50s/early-'60s folk revival. Both in his group, Koerner, Ray & Glover, and on his own, he has helped popularize early folk and blues music through his performances and recordings, directly affecting the careers of Bob Dylan and Bonnie Raitt, and influencing many others.

ELIZABETH BUTTERS doesn't feel like she fits in this time period. Her answer to this quandary is an aesthetic and aural leap backward—not to the '90s, or the '80s, but much, much farther. Butters says that she identifies most strongly with the 1930s, when Ford Model T's still rumbled and paved roads were at a premium.

Performer biographies - http://notlobmusic.googlepages.com/nextconcertpressrelease

If you missed the WMBR and WUMB live, in-studio interviews you can listen to the WMBR archives -
http://wmbr.org/m3u/Lost_and_Found_20090602_1200.m3u

MORE INFO - http://notlobmusic.googlepages.com

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[hrafn.livejournal.com]

FYI, when I see "Current Location" filled in on a post, I assume that means "Location where the poster currently is," not "Location of event under discussion." And actually I rarely pay much attention to that field at all, just like I don't really pay attention when people fill in the "Listening" or "Current Music" or whatever that field is called. But I might be an exceptionally lazy reader, too :)