Singing a few Hawaiian songs with steel guitar hall-of-famer Bobby Black and friends.
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Kathy Sparling, Dennis Finnegan, Karlyn DeSteno
The Monkey House Theater, 1638 University Ave., Berkeley, CA
Joined by Dennis Finnegan on guitar, Felix Sparling on violin/ukulele, and Ira Marlowe on piano/bass. Dennis will also perform a set of his own songs, as will Karlyn DeSteno. The Monkey House is an intimate art space offering high-quality concerts with an old Vaudeville vibe, unusually fine acoustics, and this unusually cute terrier.
RESERVE A SEAT (On University Ave, three blocks from North Berkeley BART.) Parking is usually easy.
Sliding scale donation of $10-20
Sharing the night (and most of the band) with everyone's favorite honkytonk revisionists, Crying Time.
$10
This happened! Singing with the inimitable Vince Giordano and the Nighthawks.
No cover with dinner!
Joining songwriter extraordinaire Ira Marlowe and debuting a few new songs in this charming cafe music series. With Felix Sparling on uke and fiddle!
$10
no cover with dinner
no cover with dinner
Excited to be playing a few of my songs along with the wonderful ACJ repertoire.
$13 Advance/$15 door
Along Came Jones "Waving Goodbye" CD Release Show #2
Berkeley Arts Festival, 2133 University Ave. @ Shattuck, Berkeley, CA
A collection of related songs written by Dennis Finnegan & Johny Blood performed by the group Along Came Jones (Dennis Finnegan, Myles Boisen, Tim Rowe, Peter Garellick, & Kathy Sparling), with spoken text by Johny Blood and video by Chris Willging on a set designed and lit by William Swanson.Also on January 16th.
Suggested donation $10-$20
Along Came Jones "Waving Goodbye" CD Release Show #1
Berkeley Arts Festival, 2133 University Ave. @ Shattuck, Berkeley, CA
A collection of related songs written by Dennis Finnegan & Johny Blood performed by the group Along Came Jones (Dennis Finnegan, Myles Boisen, Tim Rowe, Peter Garellick, & Kathy Sparling), with spoken text by Johny Blood and video by Chris Willging on a set designed and lit by William Swanson.Repeated on January 23.