Wednesday, January 23, 2013

All Aboard for Redding's Cultural Cruise


Redding City Hall (777 Cypress Ave) will ring with the sound of original music on January 25th, when the North State Songwriters present a showcase featuring local singer-songwriters as part of the city-wide Cultural Cruise.

The music will range from country to folk, rock to blues and bluegrass.  The evening's lineup: 

4:00pm Nick Ciampi
4:40pm Jackie Lynn Brodersen
5:00pm Matthew Songmaker and the Mountain Messengers
5:30pm Pine Dogz 
6:00pm Still Married
6:30pm Richard Morris
7:00pm Will Miller 
7:30pm Paul Howell


Nick Ciampi is a popular Redding music teacher and folk-rock musician. Jackie Lynn Brodersen is inspired by the folk music of the 60s and 70s. Matthew Songmaker and the Mountain Messengers play lively bluegrass and traditional country.

The Pine Dogz present  folk-rock, Americana and blues.  Still Married country-folk music celebrates the landscape, the characters and the independent spirit of Far Northern California.  Richard Morris plays a lively blend of pop and rock.  Will Miller performs country folk tunes with an acoustic flair. Paul Howell's original tunes are a little bit country, a little bit folk with an edge of the blues. 

For more information on the musicians: 




Still Married will be playing a few new tunes from our upcoming CD: Whiskeytown Roadhouse -- c'mon out and enjoy complimentary refreshments and meet the artists whose work is on display at Shasta County's largest art gallery.
  

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Where The Heart Is: Cottonwood

Fifteen years ago, we sold our house, packed up our kids and left the suburbs of San Jose for a place we'd only passed through a couple of times on vacation.  We landed in the cowboy town of Cottonwood, put down roots and never looked back.  

This song has been trying to write itself ever since we fell in love with this place --  the landscape, the people and the spirit.  We're looking forward to singing this new tune in our hometown at the Cottonwood Art Wine and Music Festival on Saturday, January 19th. 


Thursday, January 10, 2013

Cottonwood Fun: Art Wine and Music Festival


C'mon down to Cottonwood - enjoy the art, the wine and the music in this charming Old West Town.  Craig and I are looking forward to playing some new tunes at this local event coming up on January 19th.

The details:

The Cottonwood Art Wine and Music Festival at The Community Center on January 19th will showcase three local musical acts.



Still Married is a husband and wife duo from Cottonwood and their original music celebrates the landscape, the characters and the independent spirit of Far Northern California. They'll perform songs from their upcoming CD, "Whiskeytown Roadhouse," including a love song to their hometown: "Cottonwood Calling Me Home."

The Pine Dogz are another Cottonwood husband and wife duo. Diana and Steve Wallis play tunes that are a little bit rock and roll, a little bit country, a little bit R&B and a lot of heart and soul. 

Jackie Lynn Brodersen is a singer-songwriter who performs originals and cover tunes. She picks up her guitar every chance she gets and is inspired by the folk music of the 60s and 70s. 

3:30 - Jackie Lynn Brodersen
4:00 - Still Married
5:00 - The Pine Dogz 

The art show will feature more than a dozen artists and it runs all day, starting at 10 AM. Wine tasting is from 4-6 PM and tickets for the wine tasting are $15. They're available at The Elegant Bean in the Holiday Market Center. 

The art show and the musical entertainment are free. The Cottonwood Community Center is at 20595 Gas Point Road  Cottonwood, CA 96022

For more information on Still Marriedwww.stillmarried.net

For more information on The Pine Dogz: http://www.reverbnation.com/pinedogz

For more information on the event, contact Mary O'Keefe (530) 347-1230


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