More Great Music at Poodies in November.
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| Friday November 16th | ||
Bettencourt Jimenez Duo 8PM |
James McMurtry 10PM |
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| The son of acclaimed author Larry McMurtry (Lonesome Dove, Terms of Endearment), James grew up on a steady diet of Johnny Cash and Roy Acuff records. His first album, Too Long in the Wasteland (released in 1989), was produced by John Mellencamp and marked the beginning of a series of acclaimed projects for Columbia and Sugar Hill. In 1996, McMurtry received a Grammy nomination. "The simple fact is that James McMurtry may be the truest, fiercest songwriter of his generation..." Go to his website and read the other glowing reviews... www.jamesmcmurtry.com | ||
| Saturday November 17th | ||
Electron Donors 8PM |
Vinyl Flashback 10:30PM |
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| Electron Donors started as a song-writing/recording collaboration. We all decided that we really wanted to play some of our favorite classic Rock and Roll as well, so we mixed the two and started playing local venues over a year ago under the "Oak-Hill Boys" moniker. We are engineers and professionals who enjoy musical comradery and never lost our teenage desire to be in a band and play good music. electrondonors.com | Classic Rock cover band in Austin, playing songs from the 60's, 70's & 80's. "If it is classic rock and came out on vinyl, we play it!" |
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| Sunday November 18th | ||
Tessy Lou & The Shotgun Stars 4PM |
Andrea Marie & Magnolia Band 8PM |
Lucas Johnson 10PM |
| Tessy Lou and the Shotgun Stars spent a month of Sundays at the Pony Bar in Pony, Montana. Bryan Paugh fiddle, Mike Singer banjo, Kenny Williams Doghouse Bass, and Tessy Lou Williams sweet vocals and guitar born to sing the songs that tell the story of life lived in the west. "C'mon Boys!" was the rallying cry as the band worked it's magic for all that were lucky enough to be part of real yahoo time in a by God Montana bar. tessylouwilliams.com | The Magnolia Band has been bringing their own brand of Americana and country music to audiences across the country for the past decade. With Andrea Marie at the helm on lead vocals and guitar, John Fink on guitar and mandolin, and Matt Ramirez on percussion and backing vocals, this amped up trio charms listeners as they showcase their original songs and a repertoire of tributes covering everyone from Merle Haggard to Fleetwood Mac. magnoliamusicaustin.com | I'm a 21-year-old songwriter out of Spicewood, Texas. I've been a working musician for well over three years, but I have been on stages and playing for live audiences since the age of 12. There have been many musicians that have passed through my life; all leaving a lasting impression. During the summer of 2016, we traveled to Seattle, Washington to record my debut full-length album (Been Away) under producer Phillip Peterson. |
| Monday November 19th | STEAK NIGHT!!! |
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SONGWRITERS SHOWCASE 6:30PM |
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| George Ensle Hosts Doug E Reese George Ensle (pronounced Enslee) is a veteran Texas Singer/Songwriter who began his career in Houston in the 60’s sharing stages with legends Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark and Billy Joe Shaver. He has since created his own fingerpicking style of Texas Country Folk songs that tell stories of real characters making it in the real world. He has released 5 albums/CDs in the US and Europe, and is currently recording a Movie–in-Song CD, “Small Town Sundown”, based on his original story, set in small town Texas. www.georgeensle.com |
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| Tuesday November 20th | ||
Louis Long 5PM |
Westgate 7:30PM |
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| Louie's been an institution at Poodies since 1992. He started the first open mic night, and when he started the Troubadillos with BB Morse, they were the house band for 11 years, until Poodie passed away 8 years ago. See Louie and "The Totally Terrific Band " every Tuesday! |
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| Wednesday November 21st | No Bad Days Open Mic | |
No Bad WednesDays Open Mic 8PM |
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| Andrea Marie of Magnolia hosts this week's Open Mic magnoliamusicaustin.com | ||
| Thursday November 22nd | Happy Thanksgiving! |
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Appa-George-Ty 8PM |
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| Appa Perry, George Rarey and Ty Grimes have formed a blues-based Rock Trio! You have seen them play all over the Ausin music scene with legends like: Rick Nelson, Capt. Beefheart , Tim Weisberg, Dan Fogelberg, Rusty Weir, Bubble Puppy, Gary Clark Jr., Alan Haynes, Guy Forsyth, Miss Lavelle and WC Clark. | ||
| Friday November 23rd | ||
Tom Ben Lindley 8PM |
Killin' Time Motown Revue 10PM |
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| 7-Piece Motown Dance Band based in Austin. Band members: Bradley Kopp, Steve Carter, Kevin Hall, Chris Johnson, David Webb, Roger McGowan and Lorrie Singer. |
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| Saturday November 24th | ||
Jennifer B & The Groove 8PM |
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| Jennifer B & the Groove could not be more excited than right now to be alive in music, to share it and bring joy to others through song! We have some super things to share with you, including a fantastic tribute to Janis Joplin, wedged right in the center of our show! | ||
| Sunday November 25th | Swing Dance Lessons @3PM | |
Swing Dance Lessons 3PM |
Tessy Lou & The Shotgun Stars 4PM |
Lucas Johnson 10PM |
| Tessy Lou and the Shotgun Stars spent a month of Sundays at the Pony Bar in Pony, Montana. Bryan Paugh fiddle, Mike Singer banjo, Kenny Williams Doghouse Bass, and Tessy Lou Williams sweet vocals and guitar born to sing the songs that tell the story of life lived in the west. "C'mon Boys!" was the rallying cry as the band worked it's magic for all that were lucky enough to be part of real yahoo time in a by God Montana bar. tessylouwilliams.com | I'm a 21-year-old songwriter out of Spicewood, Texas. I've been a working musician for well over three years, but I have been on stages and playing for live audiences since the age of 12. There have been many musicians that have passed through my life; all leaving a lasting impression. During the summer of 2016, we traveled to Seattle, Washington to record my debut full-length album (Been Away) under producer Phillip Peterson. |
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| Monday November 26th | STEAK NIGHT!!! |
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SONGWRITERS SHOWCASE 6:30PM |
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| WC Jameson Hosts Wake Eastman With over 300 songs to his credit, Jameson draws on a wealth of material from life and sings it from the heart. His tunes have been recorded by others, and one of his songs, “Life was a Whole Lot Better When Roy Rogers was Around,” was aired by The Western Channel as a theme for a special movie month. Award-winning songwriter and author WC Jameson has shared the stage and screen with Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, and many other famous artists. His performances have been described by reviewers as “dynamic” and “powerful,” and one critic wrote, “Listeners never tire of Jameson’s rich baritone, his memorable and captivating lyrics.” wcjameson.com |
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| Tuesday November 27th | ||
| Louis Long 5PM |
Westgate 7:30PM |
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| Louie's been an institution at Poodies since 1992. He started the first open mic night, and when he started the Troubadillos with BB Morse, they were the house band for 11 years, until Poodie passed away 8 years ago. See Louie and "The Totally Terrific Band " every Tuesday! |
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| Wednesday November 28th | No Bad Days Open Mic | |
| No Bad WednesDays Open Mic 8PM |
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| Local favorite, Louis Long hosts. | ||
| Thursday November 29th | ||
George DeVore 6PM |
Appa-George-Ty 8PM |
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| George DeVore is making a mark with a worldly voice, honest songs, and a stage presence that caused Playboy to name him a "Pop-Powerhouse." DeVore's solid pop-rock songwriting, boosted by textural musicianship and that evocative voice makes CD releases: "Wonderland" and "Four Under Par" pure gold. www.georgedevore.com | Appa Perry, George Rarey and Ty Grimes have formed a blues-based Rock Trio! You have seen them play all over the Ausin music scene with legends like: Rick Nelson, Capt. Beefheart , Tim Weisberg, Dan Fogelberg, Rusty Weir, Bubble Puppy, Gary Clark Jr., Alan Haynes, Guy Forsyth, Miss Lavelle and WC Clark. | |
| Friday November 30th | ||
Jeff Warren Johnston 7:30PM |
Guy Forsyth Band 9:30PM |
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| Outlaw country, rockabilly, singer/songwriter, farceur. |
It’s been a long and dusty, winding road for Austin singer/songwriter Guy Forsyth that’s led to a recent surge in praise over his dazzling live shows and his rich Americana roots sound. Forsyth (vocals, acoustic, electric, & slide guitar, harmonica, ukulele, singing saw), along with Will Landin (bass/tuba) and Jeff Botta (drums/Cajon), bring a unique mixture of styles such as folk, rock, country, and Tin Pan Alley to create a sound that’s as heterogeneous, raw and compelling as America itself. You’ll hear powerhouse vocals deliver energetic yarns about love, the government and the apocalypse, to name a few, as Forsyth and company squeeze everything they have into each song and rarely come up for air. www.guyforsyth.com | |
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