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"Music My Mother Would Not Like"
Tuesday Showcase Series

Checks for donations should be made payable to: Bruce Swan 1705 River Ridge Dr. Asheville, NC 28803

The Series features three nationally & internationally touring seasoned artists each week all with Zoom experience. Each artist will play for 25 minutes and receives an even share of the donations. This is not an "in the round" format. Registration is required for EACH concert. Registration for this months shows at bottom of this page. Wondering what's coming up or who else has played the series? CLICK HERE FOR CURRENT, FUTURE, AND PAST SHOWS.

Show begins Tuesday, March 28th, 2023 8pm EST, doors at 7:30pm EST
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The band’s name, The Deer’s Cry, comes from the story behind and translation of the Old Irish prayer Fáeth Fiada, St. Patrick’s Breastplate. The musical voices and experiences of Karen Ballew (vocalist/harpist) and band members Patrick Atwater (bassist/arranger), Bryan Brock (drummer/percussionist), and Will MacLean (banjoist/guitarist) create a mystical intertwining of bluegrass, Celtic, classical, folk, gospel, jazz, rock, and world music.

https://www.thedeerscry.com

Named “Best Folk/Soul Artist” at the 2022 Richmond International Film + Music Festival, Karen Bridges and Clint Thomson are an Americana pairing of songwriters with a name that gives a nod to the mountain landscapes of the West– Stone & Snow.

http://www.stoneandsnow.com

Eli Waltz is a folk singer & songwriter currently based in Washington, D.C. For Eli, travel and music are inextricably linked. He cut his teeth busking in the streets of Medellin, Tel-Aviv, and Dali, China. For a long spell, he lived and performed in Beijing. His sound can most aptly be described as psychedelic folk, drawing inspiration from traditional American folk music, blues, rock 'n' roll, classical music and traditional Chinese folk music. Eli incorporates a fingerpicking style modeled on folk legend Townes Van Zandt, a slide guitar style inspired by the ancient Chinese instrument Guqin, and he draws upon the vocal stylings of Ray Lamontagne and John Lee Hooker.

https://www.eliwaltz.com/

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