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Upcoming Events Saturday,
May 6, 2006
SLO Vets Hall 801
Grand Avenue 8PM
September 16 Chris Beard |
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BLUES SHOW REVIEW. The San Luis Obispo Blues Society welcomes E.C. Scott & Smoke on Saturday, May 6, 2006. Jerome Washington Express will be opening the show. The show starts at 8:00 pm at the San Luis Obispo Vets Hall, 801 Grand Avenue. Tickets are $15 for Blues Society members and $17 for the general public. All tickets are sold at the door. 21 and over please. Buy a membership for $10 at the door and get $2 off admission for a year of shows. For more information, call 805/541-7930.
E.C.
SCOTT & SMOKE
E. C. Scott is a blues, R&B, and soul
diva with a warm, inviting voice and a “classic” style – think Ruth Brown
or Aretha Franklin. She is a singer with a gospel background, but
sassy enough to be a hit on a Motown stage. “Scott has one of the sexiest,
smoothest, and most understated deliveries in the blues and is a powerhouse
entertainer to boot. E. C. is a wonderful soul singer and effective
and invigorating blues interpreter.” (Blues Revue)
While growing up in Oakland, Scott spent her childhood singing gospel music. At the age of 16, she started singing R&B music in Bay Area nightclubs. In the late 1980s, she formed the band Smoke and started touring the Bay Area, playing a mixture of blues and R&B. In 1995, she released her first CD with Blind Pig Records called Come Get Your Love. Her “blues with a hip-hop flavor” marked her as a creative R&B vocalist on the cutting edge of blues. Her next two Blind Pig releases, Hard Act To Follow in 1998 and Masterpiece in 2001, both led to W. C. Handy Award nominations for Soul/Blues Female Artist of the Year. These CDs showcase her soul-infected blues and her “witty, often ribald, sometimes sweet, and always perceptive” songwriting (Stereo Review). She recently released The Other Side of Me on her newly launched Black Bud Records. This CD shows her exceptional talent as a songwriter, with intelligent and humorous lyrics, and her distinctive, soulful voice.
JEROME
WASHINGTON EXPRESS
The Jerome Washington Express was founded
in 1994 in San Diego and has since moved to the Central Coast. The
trio includes Drew Arnold on guitar and vocals, Tyler Mitchel on bass and
vocals, and Jim Stromberg on drums. All three have toured, played
and recorded professionally for over 20 years. The music styles range from
Texas to Chicago Blues to Classic Rock, with a mixture of covers and originals.
VOLUNTEER
Your Blues Society is run entirely by
volunteers. Besides a sense of accomplishment, volunteers get into the
shows for free and receive a couple free drink tickets. We could
use your help, so call 541-7930 (our voice mail number) and volunteer to
work a shift at the show.

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