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Vetiver @ The High Noon Saloon, March 9, 2010

March 11th, 2010 malliman 1 comment

Vetiver were in town this Tuesday for an early show at the High Noon (a 7 p.m. show mid work-week is wonderful) and left the reasonably well attended crowd wanting more by the time they packed up after a couple of hours of solid Americana and Folk… the band is headed by Andy Cabic, with cellist Alissa Anderson, drummer Otto Hauser, violinist Carmen Biggers, guitarists Kevin Barker and Sanders Trippe, and bassist Brent Dunn. We didn’t have the entire band on stage but that did not diminish the soothing and warm sound of the band, which can also rock pretty mean! As a side note, Andy is also a keen lover of minimal techno in its vinyl format and often writes his songs to the rhythms of minimal music. We also traded notes on where we could get some of the hard-to-find-in-Madison-and-elsewhere minimal on vinyl.

Check out their live performance the next time in town (or wherever you can). I picked up some of their 12″ LP’s from the merch table for my listening pleasure and they sound delicious. Pick up their tunes on vinyl – also available locally at Strictly Discs in store or through this link here. And some pictures from the show. Enjoy!

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Justin Townes Earle w/ Joe Pug at High Noon Saloon, February 26, 2010

February 27th, 2010 fS No comments

Justin Townes Earle made his way through Madison with Chicago’s Joe Pug. It was a grand ol’ evening of singer/songwriter and old time country. A great show overall. Check out some of the images.

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Cracker acoustic set with Johnny Hickman and David Lowery

February 19th, 2010 malliman 2 comments

cracker-hns-021810-9The duo were back at The High Noon in Madison Thursday night once more searching for a Eurotrash girl… Here are some pictures from last night’s show.

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Cracker “Unplugged” @ High Noon Saloon, Madison 2010-02-18

February 14th, 2010 MrBill No comments

Johnny Hickman

Cracker rolls into town soon to play the High Noon once again.  This time it’s one of the intimate David Lowery and Johnny Hickman duo shows.  (They call it “Unplugged” … But don’t you believe it!) … A Cracker show is always great fun, and I’m going to go whenever I can. I’ve just got a real soft spot for journeyman musicians like this; bands that tour frequently and continue to produce new music for decades.

I’ve been listening to their most recent release Sunrise in the Land of Milk and Honey and its another in a long line of really enjoyable releases.  So I’m pleased to report that Lowery’s sense of irony, biting wit and acute observations remain intact.

David Lowery

We are streaming a few tracks here from the new release (including special live track recorded at the High Noon on Nov 8, 2007).

Read a great current bio of Cracker:  www.crackersoul.com/discography/cracker_bio.shtml

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Juniper Tar Releases The Howl Street EP, Plays Release Show

February 11th, 2010 fS No comments

Juniper Tar: the empyreumatic volatile oil obtained from the woody portion of Juniperus oxycedrus...also a great band.

Milwaukee folk-rock band, Juniper Tar, announced the release of The Howl Street EP and have planned a release show for the EP on Thursday, February 18th, at Club Garibaldi in Bay View. The show begins at 9pm with WMSE 91.7FM’s DJ Dori Zori – of WMSE’s Thursday afternoon Girlina Show – providing music. She will be followed by Juniper Tar, plus a rare and special performance by mysterious Milwaukee group, The Vulgarians.

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