The finale of the "Los Hammer Kings" show was everything you knew it would be, as three fiery veteran lead guitarists built up a thrilling three-hour head of steam that could only conclude in a seriously delirious sonic frenzy of strum and twang. Not bad for a Monday night at Jammin' Java.
Funk fans, you are officially on notice: P-funk father George Clinton is landing his mothership at Streeters in Traverse City on Saturday night. Be there, or wish you were on Sunday.
Last weekend, at the Country Rose in downtown North Platte, a traveling band by the name of Wild Bill Cody stopped to entertain and have a good time doing it.
"Even the photogs had fun. One showed up sans camera and instinctively started giving others orders on how to click and shoot. While yet, another photog on the dance floor swore he was not dancing because he was workin'..right, dream on."
Canadian musician Jack de Keyzer will use his blues guitar stylings to help raise funds for the Red Cross in Sudbury on Saturday. The Juno-award winning de Keyzer will play We're Rockin' for the Red Cross at the Beef N' Bird along with Tommy Fyfe and his []
Neither the pickers nor the bluegrass fans were bothered by Collier-Seminole State Park’s gators, and Old Charlie, the park’s 16-foot long alligator, didn’t seem to mind the crowds either. There were just under a dozen live bands drawing nearly 3,000 music fans to the state park’s first Jammin in the Hammock bluegrass festival on Saturday and Sunday.
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