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Blue Velvet Grand Opening With McLemore Avenue
Sat. 10/04 | 7:00PM @ Blue Velvet Vintage Clothing
Come celebrate the opening of our new store with live Hammond Organ soul music by McLemore Avenue, soul/R&B records spun by Mr. Bobby Trimble, blue-themed food and beverages, and 20% off a…more»
Nagel, Alright Tonight, Wine And Revolution, and The Love Taps
Fri. 09/05 | 8:00PM - Fri. 09/05 @ Club de Ville (Red River)
The natural amphitheater and open-air setting of Club de Ville hosts the Austin new wave/power pop band Nagel for their last show with drummer Toby Kyte. They are getting together with the alw…more»
Ugly beats, Nagel, Til We're Blue or Destroy (inside)
Fri. 08/08 | 10:00PM @ Emo's (Red River)
The Ugly Beats do 60s garage rock revivalism so well that you might think they just arrived in some sort of time machine. The local quintet has definitely carved out a niche for themselves in …more»
The Transgressors / Nagel / Til We're Blue Or Destroy at the Austin Moose Lodge
Sat. 02/23 | 9:00PM @ Austin Moose Lodge No. 1735
The Transgressors / Nagel / Til We're Blue or Destroy at the Moose LodgeStarts @ 9p.m.Austin Moose Lodge #17352103 EM FranklinAustin.Texas 78723
Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings w/ the Ivan Milev Band
Sat. 01/26 | 8:00PM @ Antone's (West Fifth)
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New York City label Daptone does little to differentiate itself from the kind of record company that might have thrived in, say, 1968, back when soul 45s spun scratchily in bedrooms and jukeboxes. Sharon Jones, the label’s current figurehead, pumps out sweet, sweaty funk that sounds like it might have come from unheard sessions by Marva Whitney, Ann Peebles, or Marie Queenie Lyons. After channeling James Brown on their first album and Fela Kuti on their second, Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings continue to extend their mastery of retro R&B on album number three, 100 Days, 100 Nights. This time, the band dabbles in slow-simmering gospel, and while 100 Days,
100 Nights doesn’t pop with sweaty passion like The Dap-Kings’ more
memorable work, the record retains a ripped-from-the-past vibe that’s
astonishing in and of itself. Songs like the title track, “Tell Me,” and “Something’s Changed” don’t just sound like they’ve been lost in the Stax vault for the last 40 years; they sound like they’ve matured in isolation, developing flavors that didn’t exist in 1967. Opening: The Ivan Milev Band.
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