Stevie Coyle and Joe Craven - Salt Flat Rhapsody

Stevie Coyle and Joe Craven performing Stevie Coyle's Salt Flat Rhapsody at the Nevada Theatre, February, 2011. Part of the Acoustic Mayhem Extravaganza show.

Video by Valerie May.

Mark Twain, Jack London and Motley Crue all appeared here. The local theatre troupe was rehearsing The Tempest, hence the cool set.


This is the info from Paul Emory Presents:
"No one delivers the goods quite like Houston Jones... Houston Jones remains one of the West Coast's most talented and entertaining bands." - Dirty Linen

This quintet of musical veterans plus two great special guests ignite the evening with their sizzling, eclectic mixture of originals and original interpretations of grassroots americana music. Houston Jones features the highwire left-handed upside down guitar wizardry of former Waybacks and Hearts on Fire guitarist Glenn Houston and the whiskey-cured honky tonk vocals of Louisiana-born Travis Jones. Add to the equation Chris Kee (Peter Rowan, Norah Jones, the Waybacks) on bass, cello, and guitar; Peter Tucker (formerly of the Waybacks) on percussion; and Henry Salvia (the Johnny Nocturne Band) on keyboards and accordion, and you have a group that can comfortably embrace musical styles from bluegrass, country, folk, and gospel to blues, Texas swing, and jazz, and barely break a sweat—unlike their audience.

Special guests Stevie Coyle and Joe Craven add further spice to tonight's mix. A veteran of the infamously talented string band, The Waybacks, Stevie has stepped out as a solo act in recent years with his spot-on guitar playing and quirky, tuneful, and insightful songs. Musical madman Joe Craven (Jerry Garcia, the David Grisman Quintet, Maria Muldaur, Wake the Dead) is known for playing anything, whether it's got strings attached or not. From violins to tin cans to knitting needles to ukuleles: it's all fair game when Joe takes the stage!
http://www.paulemerymusic.com/11/11-02-05-houstonjones.html

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