Saturday, September 11, 2010 - 8:00 pm
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The Unauthorized Rolling Stones
The ultimate stones experience!
The Unauthorized Rolling Stones look like the original, strut like the original and rock like the original! Formed by Rudy Colombini who embodies Mick, he has created a true phenomenon with Dave Garcia as Keith Richards, Mark Banning as Ron Wood and Kenny Crampton as Bill Wyman.
Experience the intensity and Rock n Roll raunchiness of the Rolling Stones up close with the Unauthorized Rolling Stones. Recognized as the leading Rolling Stones tribute band in the world; quoted again and again from many die hard Rolling Stones fans “The Unauthorized Rolling Stones are better than the real thing.”
A favorite among San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom and former Mayor Willie Brown. Executives at IMAX and Paramount Pictures call them the #1 Rolling Stones Tribute in the country, IMAX chose The Unauthorized Rolling Stones for their national cross promotion for the Martin Scorsese film “Shine A Light.”
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44 MAIN STREET
SUTTER CREEK
TIX (916)425-0077
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Thank you for voting for us for KCRA 3 A-List Best Indie Theatre 2010
We have had to temporarily closed our caffe. We are working on box office ticket solutions. Currently you can order tickets on our website or at the theatre on the day of a show. We will be open by at least 6:00 pm on show dates for door sales of tickets. You can order tickets for any show at the door. We hope to have other options soon. Thank you for your patience.
PLEASE CALL 916.425.0077 IF YOU NEED INFORMATION ON OUR SHOWS
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| Sunday, September 12, 2010 - 4:00 pm |
Gonzalo Bergara Quartet
Gypsy swing / Argentine jazz
After having toured the world extensively with the John Jorgenson Quintet, native Argentinean Gonzalo Bergara is now presenting his new CD Porteña Soledad to glowing reviews all over the world.
Gonzalo began playing professionally at age 16 in Buenos Aires. By 17 he was already fronting his own blues trio on national television. He arrived in America in the year 2000 and in the short time since, has performed and recorded with hundreds of artists including Tim Hausser of Manhattan Transfer, Sylvie Vartan, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, John Jorgenson, Howard Alden and many more.
His new CD Porteña Soledad was editor’s Pick in Guitar Player Magazine, and Vintage Guitar Magazine called it “a masterpiece,” and he was picked as the “Best Jazz Group” in Los Angeles by Los Angeles Magazine in their Best of LA issue.
The music is heavily influenced by Django Reinhardt and the Hot Club of France, traditional Jazz and hints of his native Buenos Aires. In his review on DjangoBooks.com, Jeff Fiskin writes "Gonzalo Bergara’s music exists in a way that very little music does. He has lavished such care on every phrase, built each arrangement with such lapidary precision and pared away anything extraneous, the music becomes sculpture. It has weight, density, gravity. This is serious. And deeply moving.”
Gonzalo has performed all over the world including Croatia, Italy, France, Germany, Hungary, Argentina, Brazil, England, Scotland, The Montreal Jazz Festival, Playboy Jazz Festival, Sweet and Hot Jazz Festival, Django Reinhardt Fest in Germany, Suave Guitar Fest in Italy, Merle Fest, Strawberry Fest, Django Fests throughout the US and lots, lots more.
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| Saturday, September 18, 2010 - 8:00 pm |
Blame Sally
Glorious, compelling, extravagantly delightful music!
Eclectic folk pop at its best - yes they're back! Blame Sally's most recent album has that amazing mix of melodies, harmonies, and innovation that makes them a true sensation.
Their music is emotionally charged, passionate, high melodic and compelling. An all-female quartet with a unique command over the song. The four accomplished instrumentalist/singers combine their strikingly different approaches to create a distinct and beautiful sound. Admirers of Dar Williams, Jonatha Brooke, Indigo Girls and intelligently emotional, intricately harmonized folk-pop in general will find much to appreciate in "Blame Sally."
" Dallas has its Dixie Chicks, and San Francisco has Blame Sally", the difference being, among other things, that Blame Sally's music is a little more indie, a little less country, a little more brainy. San Francisco's KFOG selected tracks from both previous Blame Sally CDs to appear on its 2003 and 2004 compilations alongside tracks by Paul Simon, Spearhead, Jackie Greene, The Waifs, Dar Williams, and more.
"An amazing collection of talented local musicians has banded together and released a stunning new CD. "Severland," the latest from San Francisco's Blame Sally, should bring this female foursome universal acclaim . Individually, Renee Harcourt, Monica Pasqual, Jeri Jones and Pam Delgado have long displayed stirring singer-songwriter gifts. Together they're a powerhouse unit, presenting outstanding lead vocals and harmonies. "Severland" carves out a strong identity on the indie-pop edges of Americana. Among the highlights (though there's not a weak track among the dozen here) are the riveting title tune, the piano-driven "Fillmore Street," the haunting "Devil to Pay" and the country-rocker "Trouble."" Paul Freeman, Palo Alto Daily News
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| Friday, October 01, 2010 - 8:00 pm |
Fred Eaglesmith
Rockin Americana/folk/country
“If you’re missing out on [Fred] Eaglesmith… you’re really missing out,” says The New Yorker. The award-winning singer-songwriter has had his songs covered by Toby Keith, Cowboy Junkies, Kasey Chambers, Ralph Stanley II, Todd Snider and Dar Williams, among others, and featured in films by Martin Scorsese and James Caan. And his latest and 17th album, Tinderbox, continues to garner critical praise as “a ghostly masterpiece” (Calgary Herald) and “one of the most compelling roots-rock albums in recent memory” (Slant magazine).
Eaglemsith's music has been described by reviewers as a "blend of aching country and barroom rock" and a "mixture of hard-edged honky-tonk balanced between rock'n'roll and early '60s country music." His dynamic live shows are "exactly like the sort of music you dream of hearing in some crowded, hot, beery bar near closing time… a truly timeless brand of primitive rock'n'roll," says Amazon.com. Eaglesmith is also known as a between-song raconteur whose pointed and illuminating storytelling and comedic skills are as sharp as his songwriting.
He is also the only Canadian to have ever written a #1 song on the bluegrass charts. He is the subject of three tribute albums and enjoys critical comparisons to some of the most respected talents in music as well as the respect of his peers. And then there's his devoted if not rabid coterie of fans known as "Fredheads" who travel hundreds and even thousands of miles as well as even overseas to catch his vibrant live performances. His songs have joined the canon of academic curriculum at two universities, illuminating both poetic and societal studies. Eaglesmith has also acted in a number of movies and is a painter who regularly shows in galleries.
He has won a Juno Award — the Canadian Grammy — for Best Roots & Traditional Album and a Canadian Independent Music Award for Folk/Roots Album of the Year. "It is not an overstatement to say that Eaglesmith is one of the finest songwriters in this country," says the New Brunswick Daily Gleaner. "His canon of well over 1000 songs is stunning."
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