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Steve Dawson

Sun. March 30th 2014 St. James Community Hall Vancouver BC $20-$24

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Steve Dawson

Sometimes it’s best to just put up a microphone in a room, sit down and play y...
Event can be attended in person In-Person Event
Music Country / Roots / Bluegrass / Rockabilly Folk / Celtic / Latin / World Jazz / Blues
Sun. March 30th 2014 + Add to Calendar St. James Community Hall (All Ages)
8:00pm $24 ($20 members)

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Steve Dawson
acoustic eclectic from Vancouver BC
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The Rogue Folk Club
The Rogue Folk Club is a registered non-profit Society in th...
3214 West 10th Avenue Vancouver BC
Open / Operational

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Physical tickets at: www.roguefolk.bc.ca, Rufus Guitar Shop, Highlife Records

Event Description

Sometimes it’s best to just put up a microphone in a room, sit down and play your guitar… This is the record that Steve Dawson’s growing number of fans have been waiting for.

Rattlesnake Cage finally gives them the opportunity to hear Steve interact with his guitar in a way that has never been captured on record before. Until now, hearing the sweet melodies and deep soul of Steve playing solo guitar has been a treat reserved for live audiences in intimate settings. These new simple and unadorned recordings hearken back to the ‘American Primitive’ sound that John Fahey and other artists such as Peter Lang and Leo Kottke recorded on Fahey’s iconic Takoma record label in the sixties – instrumental music informed by the deep traditions of blues, ragtime, jazz and even Hawaiian music, but taking those influences in unexpected directions. The opening track, ‘Blind Thomas at the Crime Scene’ which takes its title from Fahey’s earliest nom de plume is the recording that most clearly communicates Dawson’s respect for the American Primitive aesthetic, and gives the listener the clearest indication of what’s to come.

Recorded with a single vintage tube microphone that had recently been rescued from decades of hanging from the ceiling rafters of an old theatre in Detroit, you can hear every detail and nuance of each note. The effect of hearing a recording this open and pure is quite astounding.

Steve will be joined by Keith Lowe on bass for this evening.

http://www.stevedawson.ca/
http://www.roguefolk.bc.ca/concerts/ev14032820

Tickets for $24 ($20 members) available online at www.roguefolk.bc.ca, in person at Highlife Records & Rufus' Guitar Shop, or call the Rogue Ticket Hotline at 604-736-3022.

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St. James Community Hall
3214 W. 10th Ave.
Capacity364
Open / Operational

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Steve Dawson @ St. James Community Hall Mar 30 2014 - Nov 5th @ St. James Community Hall

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