FRIDAY 5th October 2012
LIVERPOOL ACOUSTIC PRESENTS
Hot on the heels of our last event comes a special Liverpool Acoustic Presents taking place one week later on Friday 5th October 2012 at our regular home, the View Two Gallery on Mathew Street. Headlining on the night is Californian Americana star Rick Shea, with support from Liverpool’s own award winning The Good Intentions.
- Rick Shea
- The Good Intentions
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Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight #79
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- Rick Shea – Ty Robby
- Rick Shea – Nelly Bly
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Buy the album Shelter Valley Blues [iTunes] [Amazon] - The Good Intentions – Gone So Long
- The Good Intentions – Everybody Loves A Drinkin’ Man
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buy the album Someone Else’s Time [website] [Amazon] [iTunes]
BONUS TRACKS
- Greg Quiery – Farewell To Erin
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Taken from Greg’s album The Poet And The Parrot due to be launched at the Casa on Hope Street on Friday 12th October. The doors open at 8.00pm and it’s free entry. - Alice Laybourne – Broken
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Rick Shea
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Rick Shea cut his teeth in the bars and honky tonks of the Californian city of San Bernardino where he grew up, and has gone on to build a solid career for himself as a deeply evocative singer, formidable guitarist, and highly respected songwriter. Rick toured for seven years with Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women, from Hollywood to Madison Square Garden, opening many of his shows and playing on most of Dave’s albums, including the GRAMMY-winning Public Domain. Shea has also played with a long list of other artists over the years including Los Lobos, Rosie Flores and R.E.M. Rick’s current solo album Shelter Valley Blues contains vivid and compelling songs, and has been compared to early albums by The Band.
“Staunchly independent… represents the best of California music.” L.A. Weekly
“Few sounds can be as inviting as the warm tones of Rick Shea’s voice and crooning steel guitar…” Country Music People
“Don’t know if he is underrated or overlooked, but if he is, it’s your fault, not his.” FolkWorks
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The band won the Maverick Festival’s Country Music Song Competition in 2009, and in the last two years The Good Intentions have moved from smaller venues in the north of England to playing music festivals in the UK, as well as touring The Netherlands and the USA. In October 2011 The Good Intentions won Americana Act of the Year at the British Country Music Awards – a real testimony to their professional musicianship and well-crafted songs.
“Reminds me of how Country CDs used to sound when I was growing up. Davies and Monk hormonize like nobody’s business.” Andy Ziehll, Americana Gazette
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