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Tacoma blues picker James “Curley” Cooke hopes to play with not one, not two but all three of his popular bands at today’s Blues Vespers concert.
Singer-songwriter Ben Union has made waves on Tacoma’s music scene for the past several months with a style he calls “progressive funk-rock,” a blend of fiery guitar licks, infectious pop hooks and rump-shaking grooves that first caught my attention at this year’s Art on the Ave festival.
In a way, it sounds a little kinky. You’re in an orchestra, you make passionate music with your conductor. Then he steps aside, hands over the baton and off you go with someone completely different.
What: “Daughter of the Regiment” by Gaetano Donizetti
Vancouver, B.C.’s 3 Inches of Blood was in New Orleans when band members learned their former bass player, Tacoma musician Brian Redman, had died.
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