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SUMMARY:Mardi Gras Party Featuring Skip Jones
DESCRIPTION:$6 Cover \nPlease tip the artists! \nSkip & his group\, The Spirit of New Orleans\, play a smattering of the great rhythm and blues hits of the ’50s and ’60s\, as well as some great pop & rock organ classics of the ’60s and ’70’s. Add to that a bonifide New Orleans piano boogie-woogie and the party follows! \nOver the last 20 years\, frontman Skip Jones has enjoyed working with such bands as: The Coasters\, The Drifters\, The Platters\, Joe Houston & Bo Diddley. He toured with the great Canned Heat in 1985-86 holding down Larry Taylor’s bass position. Skip has worked with The Etouffee Band\, James Thornbury\, James Bradshaw and Henry Vestine extensively. Skip can be seen performing at least 4 times a week in Eugene at the jams and with his own band The Spirit of New Orleans.
URL:https://macslivemusic.com/event/skip-jones-the-spirit-of-new-orleans/
LOCATION:Mac’s Nightclub\, 1626 Willamette St\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hiram Gilbert Tribute
DESCRIPTION:All Ages \nFeaturing a variety of local Musicians
URL:https://macslivemusic.com/event/hiram-gilbert-tribute/
LOCATION:Mac’s Nightclub\, 1626 Willamette St\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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SUMMARY:John Nemeth
DESCRIPTION:Workshop-5-7pm $40.00\nShow-  9-11pm $22.00\nCombo for both events $55.00\nRDBS members will receive a discount code in their email from RDBS\n\nClick here for advance tickets \nAbout: \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAs a teenager in the early ‘90s growing up in the muddy potato fields of Idaho\, John Németh was drawn to the hard-edged hip hop sounds and rock bands of the day\, until a friend\, Tom Moore\, introduced him to the Junior Wells and Buddy Guy classic “Hoodoo Man Blues.” Together they formed Fat John & the 3 Slims\, which is still regarded as a legendary band in the Boise region. John played harp and sang in local bands\, often opening the show for nationally touring blues acts and quickly caught the ear of established blues musicians. It didn’t take long before he was releasing his own recordings\, “The Jack Of Harps” (2002) and “Come And Get It” (2004)\, featuring Junior Watson\, and performing in Junior Watson’s band. \nJohn relocated to San Francisco in 2004\, where he had the bitter-sweet good fortune to undertake a two-year stint with Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets\, filling in for the ailing Sam Myers. Németh immersed himself in the deep musical waters of the Bay area\, absorbing more of the soul and funk grooves of what he calls “the early East Bay Grease sound” of San Francisco and Oakland bands. \nJohn’s talents did not go unnoticed and he soon signed a recording contract with Blind Pig Records. His national debut for that label\, “Magic Touch” (2007)\, produced by Anson Funderburgh and featuring Junior Watson on guitar\, received an ecstatic response from fans and the media\, and he was hailed as the new voice of the blues. Living Blues enthused\, “Magic Touch gives hope that the blues will survive.” In 2008 Németh was recruited by Elvin Bishop to do some performances and contribute four vocal tracks to his Grammy-nominated album “The Blues Rolls On.” \nNémeth released two more albums on the Blind Pig label\, “Love Me Tonight” (2009) & “Name The Day (2010)\, both hitting #6 on the Billboard Blues Chart\, and beginning his long string of Blues Music Award (BMA) nominations\, numbering 20 at last count. John has also won two Blues Blast Music Awards – Best New Artist Debut Recording and Sean Costello Rising Star Award. John followed up with two independently released live albums in 2012\, “Blues Live” and “Soul Live.” \nIn 2013 John relocated to Memphis\, Tennessee\, where he teamed up with producer Scott Bomar and his classic Memphis Soul band\, the Bo-Keys\, to create an album of revisited soul classics\, “Memphis Grease” (2014 Blue Corn)\, which debuted at #4 on the Billboard Blues Chart. John won the 2104 BMA for Best Soul Blues Male Artist\, followed by “Memphis Grease” winning Best Soul Blues Album in 2015. \nIn 2017 Németh released “Feelin’ Freaky” (produced by Luther Dickinson) on his own Memphis Grease label\, crushing all barriers of style and genre with an album of original songs that defied all the usual pigeonholes\, drawing from his strong influences in blues and R&B\, as well as contemporary sounds in hip hop and rock ‘n’ roll. Later that same year\, Németh was part of a side project “The Love Light Orchestra Featuring John Németh” recorded live at one of Memphis’ favorite watering holes\, Bar DKDC. The 10-piece band was initially envisioned by guitarist Joe Restivo\, vocalist John Németh and arranger/trumpeter Marc Franklin. \nNémeth returned to Electraphonic in December of 2019  with his seasoned road band of young gun players\, The Blue Dreamers\, featuring 19 year-old guitar phenom from Philadelphia\, Jon Hay\, drummer Danny Banks and Matt Wilson on bass for a rowdy southern swamp roots session resulting in his 10th album\, “Stronger Than Strong” demonstrating\, yet again\, his uncanny ability to skillfully blend retro and modern blues and soul into compelling music that is simultaneously old and new.
URL:https://macslivemusic.com/event/john-nemeth/
LOCATION:Mac’s Nightclub\, 1626 Willamette St\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Blue Owens Band
DESCRIPTION:Blues/R&B \n$7 Cover \n\n\nBlue Owens has been blowing the harmonica since the day he was gifted a harp while hitchhiking across the States as a teen. Prior to landing in the Pacific Northwest\, and becoming deeply rooted in the Eugene\, Oregon blues scene\, Blue spent some years in Austin\, Texas hanging out with his friend\, the blues great\, James Cotton. It was with Cotton that Blue perfected his craft.The Blue Owens Band has honed their original songs in front of live audiences\, responding to their listeners\, “working the tip jar” in the traditional\, old-blues way\, bringing down the roof with house-rocking\, hard-driving blues. The band’s original tunes are fueled by Blue’s jaw dropping harmonica riffs. \nEither a band is great together or they aren’t great at all\, and with The Blue Owens Band\, it is clear as daylight that all of these blues cats are great\, hand-picked musicians who love what they do and love bringing it for you.
URL:https://macslivemusic.com/event/blue-owens-band/
LOCATION:Mac’s Nightclub\, 1626 Willamette St\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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SUMMARY:NW Premium Comedy Featuring: Leigh Anne Jasheway
DESCRIPTION:$15 Advance Click here to get your advance tickets today! \n$20 Day of show \nHosted By: James “Blame” & James Manning the 3rd \nOpener: Jen Jay \nFeaturing: Cara Rosellini \nSpecial Guest: Bert Walpach \nHeadliner: Leigh Anne Jasheway Click here for more info \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT LEIGH ANNE\n\n\n\nWho am I\, you may be asking? (Not “Who am I?” as in who are you\, but “Who am I?” as in “Who is this Leigh Anne Jasheway person and why is her name so long?”  \nGood question. I’d want to know the same thing if I were you. The short answer is that I am a stress management and humor expert\, comedy writer\, stand-up comic\, and comedy instructor/coach. I have an M.P.H. degree which is either stands for masters of public health or mistress of public humor (and\, occasionally\, miles per hour\, but only if I’ve had too many espressos). In lieu of actually getting a real job\, I consult with organizations (and disorganizations) on how to use humor to manage stress\, change\, and conflict\, and boost creativity\, teamwork and morale. My mission\, if I decide to accept it\, is to help the world become healthier and more sane through laughter. \nEvery year\, I speak to between 30-40 groups (mostly of people\, although I have performed for dogs and once for a room full of empty chairs). I regularly create presentations and workshops for educational institutions\, hospitals and healthcare organizations\, not-for-profit groups\, and corporations. You can see a clip of one of my presentations here. \nIn 2003\, I won the Erma Bombeck Award for Humor Writing\, which probably explains why I have laugh lines on my face\, my stomach\, and oddly\, my pancreas. I have 26 published books and my work has appeared in more than a dozen anthologies\, including the Chicken Soup series and Marlo Thomas’ The Right Words at the Right Time 2. I wrote a regular humor column for The Comic News for almost 10 years and for the Weekend section of The Register Guard for 9. \nI have hosted two radio programs\, Women Under the Influence of Laughter\, on KOPT AM in Eugene\, Oregon and the Giggle Spot\, on All Comedy 1450. \nWhen not avoiding work and trying to find things I have misplaced\, I teach comedy writing and stand-up\, both at my local community college and online. I’m also a part-time faculty member at the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communications. Every spring\, near April Fool’s Day\, I organize an annual comedy benefit\, the Laff Off\, and every November\, I coordinate the annual Northwest Women’s Comedy Festival. \nIn my spare time\, I hot flash.
URL:https://macslivemusic.com/event/nw-premium-comedy-featuring-leigh-anne-jasheway/
LOCATION:Mac’s Nightclub\, 1626 Willamette St\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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