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Country Blues => Performance Corner => Topic started by: frankie on February 25, 2008, 06:14:29 PM
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March 7, 2008 Adults: $10 | Kids: $6 Fingerpicking guitarist Ari Eisinger ? Traveling Troubadour Series
Ari Eisinger (secondmind.com (http://secondmind.com)) is a dazzling fingerpicking guitarist. He specializes in the 1920s and 1930s blues and ragtime of virtuoso artists like Blind Blake, Blind Boy Fuller and Blind Lemon Jefferson. Eisinger grew up in New York and has lived in Philadelphia for many years. His first Good Coffeehouse appearance last year was one of the highlights of the season.
53 Prospect Park West
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Music starts at 8:00 PM
Doors open at: 7:30 PM
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Way to link that event Frankie! ;D
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Did anyone one see the show?? If so, how was it??
RJ
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Saw the show. It was raining cats and dogs that night but the trip from central Jersey to Brooklyn was well worth it! Ari is amazing. He played a National and a beautiful Stella - every tune was mesmerizing.
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Do you remember what songs he played?
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Oh boy - it was a few weeks ago. He took requests from the audience (of about 20 - 25 people) for every single song he did. Some of them were "Frankie", "Piney Woods Money Mama", "Meat Shakin' Woman", "Rope Stretchin' Blues",... He played for about 2 hours.
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He took requests from the audience (of about 20 - 25 people) for every single song he did.
There's nothing quite like Ari in "jukebox" mode. Hoo boy! Things got complicated at home and Kim and I had to miss out on that concert - maybe next time.
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Oh boy - it was a few weeks ago. He took requests from the audience (of about 20 - 25 people) for every single song he did. Some of them were "Frankie", "Piney Woods Money Mama", "Meat Shakin' Woman", "Rope Stretchin' Blues",... He played for about 2 hours.
Welcome to WeenieCampbell, Pete!
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Saw the show. It was raining cats and dogs that night but the trip from central Jersey to Brooklyn was well worth it! Ari is amazing. He played a National and a beautiful Stella - every tune was mesmerizing.
Pete,
Is it possible to park near Brooklyn Ethical Culture? I've been meaning to get out to the Good Coffeehouse, but am not sure if I should drive or take the train.
JTBlue