Curtain Club: Auto Escape - 9:45 pm to 10:15 pm
Gypsy Tea Room: Bosque Brown - 10:00 pm to 10:30 pm
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- tearing it down, building it up
In November 2003, shortly after Sarah Hepola was named music editor at the Dallas Observer, Robert Jenkins cornered her during a Sorta and Sparrows concert at Deep Ellum's Sons of Hermann Hall.
"You're not going to change anything in this town," Jenkins said.
His wisdom and warning came from years of going to local shows and watching good bands struggle to find an audience. Hepola took it as a challenge, as did Lindsay Graham, who was within earshot. Together, Jenkins and Graham have stopped complaining about the lack of recognition for local musicians and decided to do something about it.
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Ah, what an adventure (club) it’s been these past few days. We’ve had technical problems, scheduling problems and just plain problem problems that prevented this show from airing - but here it is!
In this episode, we speak with Josh Venable, host of KDGE’s Adventure Club program and a wizened font of pontification and opinion on the local music scene. Josh is a bit of a talker, too, so this podcast runs long at 1:12:49. But it’s worth it:
Take a moment to listen, won’t you?
Tearing it down,
Lindsay
You’ll never guess. Go on, try. Guess. Nothing? Ok, here it is. I’m not done editing. I know, I know: startling.
I should just give up this charade of a schedule. Nonetheless, it’s a good show coming up, with Josh Venable as our guest. Stick around; I hope to have the show up tomorrow sometime.
In the meantime, why don’t you check out this guy, who Josh hipped us to. Good work, Josh. And good work, Brent Engel.
Tearing it down (one deadline at a time),
Lindsay
Sorta headlines tonight at The Granada Theater. Salim Nourallah supports, with Billy Harvey and The Valentines.
Granada Theater
3524 Greenville Ave.
Dallas, TX 75206
Here it is, Show Five, a continuation of our conversation with Zac Crain, former Music editor for the Dallas Observer. In this episode, I become much less cranky, notably due to the Maker’s Mark. Recall, that though this is a second show released some eighteen days after the first, it is actually the second or third hour of discussion with Zac. And if you think you can’t get drunk in under three hours, you’re wrong. Robert, Zac and I are accomplished professionals, dedicated to our craft since high school. We know what we’re doing.
This week we listen to and blather about:
Listen, enjoy, think - and then give.
Tearing it down,
Lindsay
I suppose it’s not surprising that there’s no show yet posted. A long Labor Day weekend - and its recovery - prevented much of the editing that needed doing.
However, this recent show, featuring the second half of our conversation with Zac Crain, will be posted soon.
In the meantime, think about the following. We certainly are (details soon):
