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This is part of Brad Colerick's Cellar Sessions at the Old Oak Cellars winery. There will be wine tasting and a very special appearance from The Great Ernest Troost. RSVP: Alie@OldOakCellarsWineClub.com More info @ http://bit.ly/cellarsessions
$22.00 in Advance $25 at the door
RSVP to: Juliesjoint@johnzipperer.com
(Directions given upon RSVP) Contributions to the appetizer/dessert buffet appreciated.
RSVP to: barb@noblehouseconcerts.com or call (818) 780-5979 (Directions given upon RSVP) Contributions to the appetizer/dessert buffet appreciated.
$15.00 Suggested Donation
Special Guests: Andrea Hamilton& Randall Kirby
Hosts: Jim & Jennifer Cobb Doors open at 4:30 - Music starts promptly at 5pm Suggested donation: $10 for the musicians Dinner included – BYOB * Please bring your favorite side dish to share Song circle to follow (bring your guitar) RSVP: Please email Jennifer Cobb: jenjencobb@aol.com
Note: It can be chilly in the evenings, bring a jacket or a blanket for the song circle
Age limit: All ages
Singer-songwriter John Zipperer announces a February 25, 2014, release date for his new CD, Full Circle, on his Ziptunes imprint. Distribution is through CD Baby and the album will be available at Amazon, iTunes and other quality outlets. He’ll celebrate the release of Full Circle with a special show on March 1st at the Thousand Oaks Library as part of their “Live at the Library” concert series.
This special evening will feature an additional artist performance from Ernest Troost.
The 13 tracks on Full Circle include a dozen originals, as well as his unique take on the Van Morrison classic, “Brown-Eyed Girl,” slowing down the tempo to create an even higher focus on the lyrics, which have special relevance to Zipperer. “This recording is a reflection of the love I lost due to my own failings,” he says. “It’s a look back at a wonderful girl whom I hurt through the blindness and the stupidity of my youth. I’ve always loved this song and Van Morrison. I played this in cover bands for years. It always struck me how sad the lyric sounded. I hope Van hears it and likes it.”
The rest of the songs on the new album, which was produced by Nick Kirgo at Disarray Studios and feature backing from members of John’s regular touring band, are very personal in their genesis, yet universal in appeal, dealing with love lost and found, as well as the joy of life, itself.
$20 donation (all proceeds go to the artists). No refunds, no exchanges.
Potluck desserts, coffee and soft drinks will be provided. Please feel free to add to the dessert table. Wine and beer will be sold to benefit the Thousand Oaks Library Foundation.
$20.00
Acoustic Revolution
Ruth B. Shannon Center for the Performing Arts, 6760 Painter Ave, Whittier CA 90601
This Acoustic Revolution event includes several Acoustic Americana acts including Sabrina & Craig, Gary Stockdale and John Zipperer & Friends
PARKING & DIRECTIONS
The Shannon Center is located at 6760 Painter Ave, Whittier CA 90601. To get to the Shannon Center, exit the I-605 Freeway at WHITTIER BLVD. Turn EAST on Whittier Blvd. And proceed approximately two (2) miles to PHILADELPHIA ST. Turn LEFT on Philadelphia St. and proceed several blocks through historic Uptown Whittier to Painter Ave. Proceed across Painter Ave. and turn LEFT into the drive on the East side of the Shannon Center for the Performing Arts. A large parking lot is located on the North side of the building. There is also parking on the south side of Philadelphia opposite the Shannon Center.
TBA
Great fun place. Wonderful food and treats. Come for the coffee stay for the tunes.
This FAR-West benefit helps musicians who cannot afford to attend the Folk Alliance Region West conference pay for their conference. www.Far-West.org www.liveatthelibrary.org
$20.00
John Zipperer & Friends
Northridge United Methodist Church (NUMC), 9650 Reseda Blvd. , Northridge, CA
This event raises money to feed the LOCAL hungry! We are proud to be a part of this event for the 3rd year
Celebrating 5 years of business and community with our good fiends at Butler's and our fellow musician Charlie Roberts. Come early and say hi!
More info @ http://www.swfolkalliance.org
SOUTHWEST REGIONAL FOLK ALLIANCE CONFERENCE 2013
Sept. 26-29, 2013 Holiday Inn – Midtown, Austin, Texas
This is a wonderfully intimate setting with great food and drinks!
Benefit Concert for Laurie Kallevig and her Survivor Girl Ukulele Band project
Bethany Church, 93 N. Baldwin Avenue, Sierra Madre, California 91024
Working in India with Survivors of Human Trafficking http://workingdraft.me/
hosted by Brad Colerick and featuring Ed Tree with Mark Pocket Goldberg and Debra Dobkin, Britta Lee Shain, John O'Kennedy and John Zipperer and friends.
$15 suggested donation. Want to donate online? Here's the Survivor Girl Ukulele Band PayPal link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=QQJE2LP9T9R5E
SPONSORED BY THE CONEJO RECREATION AND PARKS DISTRICT Adults Only Call (805) 427-4707 for more information. $9 at the door • First come, first served 190 N. Reino Road, Newbury Park, CA