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Sou’wester Lodge offers musical events this week
Drugstore Cowboy.
called Oregon TaYern Age.
The guitar player in the band
is the producer and we¶ll ac-
tually be recording some of
these tracks liYe in the lodge.”
Then at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
Misè and Monika take the stage.
Monika, an “asymmetri-
cal e[perimental pop band”
will start the show, followed
by Misè, who will perform
some of her original psych
rockfolk music.
Sou¶wester Lodge is at
3728 J Place in SeaYiew.
er,” haYe delighted audiences
around the country and the
world, including Japan, Tai-
wan and China.
Smith earned up a Grammy
Award in 2005 for his contri-
bution to the Henry Mancini
tribute CD, “Pink Guitar,”
which won in the category of
Best Pop Instrumental CD. By
himself, he has a dozen CDs to
his credit.
Admission is $12 at the
door or online through Brown-
PaperTickets.com or by call-
ing 360-901-0962.
Wine, beer, and other re-
freshments are aYailable for
purchase.
Concerts bene¿t the Long
Beach Peninsula Acoustic
Music Association, a 501(c)3
nonpro¿t charitable organiza-
tion.
SEAVIEW, WASH. — Portland
band Drugstore Cowboy joins
coastal author Matt LoYe in
a Sou¶wester Spoken Word
eYent at 8 p.m. Saturday,
April 2.
Drugstore Cowboy is de-
scribed as haYing and alterna-
tiYe countrypsychedelic sound.
LoYe said, “I will pres-
ent from my latest project, a
spoken word CDdownload
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Grammy winner holds
Crow and the Canyon guitar workshop, concert
comes to Fort George
Submitted Photo
Crow and the Canyon
ASTORIA — Crow and the
Canyon, an American roots
music band, plays Fort George
Brewery at 8 p.m. Sunday,
April 3.
The all-ages show does not
haYe a coYer.
The group just released
their debut album, “LeaYing
Soon.”
Songwriter and Yocalist
Ben Larsen plays guitar and
mandolin He is originally
from Connecticut and came
to Portland¶s Lewis and Clark
College. There, he studied jazz
guitar and classical mandolin
Vocalist Leigh Jones, from
North Carolina, said “I feel
like our story is a Yery µPort-
land¶ story,” says Yocalist
Leigh Jones. “It didn¶t take
long to ¿nd each other.” Origi-
nally from SaYannah, Georgia,
banjo player Austin Quattle-
baum was raised on Led Zep-
pelin and Jimi Hendri[ records
before delYing into bluegrass
while liYing in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of North Carolina.
Bassist Miles Berry is
from Northern California. His
blues-musician father intro-
duced him to jazz and West
NEWS TALK FOR THE COAST
LONG BEACH, WASH — Gram-
my-winning guitarist Doug
Smith is holding a guitar work-
shop at 1 p.m. Saturday, April
2, at the Peninsula Performing
Arts &enter, PaFi¿F AYe.
N. in Long Beach, Wash.
Players at all leYels of e[-
pertise and in any genre are
welcome. The cost is $20, pay-
able at the workshop.
Then at 7 p.m. Saturday
Smith and his wife, ÀutistYo-
calist Judy Koch Smith, are in
concert.
His playing can be heard on
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