Small Sur CD release show
Whether
paying homage to the pastoral, lucid rhythms of childhood
summers in South Dakota or evenings spent with friends
on the beaches and cliffs of the Pacific, their music is deeply
personal – bathed in seas and sunsets, reservoirs and rivers,
forests and fields. Keal, now 26 and residing in Baltimore,
Maryland, has spent the past couple of years teaching
kindergarten by day and sharing his songs by night alongside
a rotating cast of friends, including current co-conspirators
Andy Abelow (Saxophone/Banjo), Scott Dennison (Bass),
Julianne Nelson (Vocals), and Austin Stahl (Percussion)
Whether paying homage to the pastoral, lucid rhythms or childhood summers in South Dakota or evenings spent with friends on the beaches and cliffs of the Pacific, Small Sur's music is deeply personal- bathed in seas and sunsets, reservoirs and rivers, forests and fields. Songwriter Bob Keal has spent the past couple of years teaching kindergarten by day and sharing his songs by night alongside a rotating cast of friends, including current co-conspirators Andy Abelow (saxophone and banjo), scott dennison (bass), Julianne Nelson (vocals), and Austin Stahl (percussion). This show celebrates the completion of Small Sur's debut full-length, We Live In Houses Made of Wood, available August 19 2008 from Tender Loving Empire. Joining Small Sur will be Jana Hunter, Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez, and Stephen Strohmeier. Doors open at 7, show begins at 8!
http://www.myspace.com/smallsur
http://www.myspace.com/janahunter
http://www.myspace.com/lessergonzalezalvarez
http://www.myspace.com/stephenstrohmeier
800 St. Paul St. * Baltimore, MD 21202 * (410) 230-0450 * info@redemmas.org
Red Emma's is open Monday through Friday from 10AM-10PM, Saturday from 10AM-8PM, and Sunday from 10AM-6PM. Our weekly collective meetings are Sunday at 7PM, and are open to anyone interested in the project, except for the first Sunday of every month, which is closed to everyone except collective members.
Red Emma's is part of IU 660 of
the Industrial Workers of the World, one of the only unions to recognize that worker collectives can stand in solidarity with those fighting the bosses as part of one big union.
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