Charlie Huhn from Foghat, Humble Pie, and Ted Nugent,
with Doug McGrew on drums
with Doug McGrew on drums
Donny Evola's Pink Floyd tribute "Echoes"
I’m constantly amazed at the wealth of local music talent here in the Puget Sound area. Some nights I just can’t believe what I’m hearing! And many of these musicians are not just locally well-known, but world-renowned!
The rhythm section pounded a very tightly-wound “rotary perception,” a term Charles Mingus coined to define the center of each beat, and how different musicians zero in on that center in a way unique to their own style. Our own Doug McGrew blasted the Traps with such Keith Moon-like power and artistry that the entire audience, as well as Charlie and the rest of the band, roared with applause.
Some upcoming shows you won’t want to miss:
Jam Night & Blues To Do TV featuring Power Cell (Lynn Sorensen, Doug McGrew, Michael Johnson) and Special Guests, at 88 Keys in Pioneer Square
Wednesdays, TV taping 6-8pm, Jam 8pm – midnight
Jam Night featuring Power Cell and Special Guests at Oddfellows Grill in Redmond
Thursdays 9pm
Geoffrey Castle, fantastic electric violin, at Club Sur in SODO
Friday, April 22 at 9pm
Fabulous Johnsons (Lynn Sorensen on bass, Jeff Kathan on drums, Michael Johnson on lead guitar) at J&M Cafe in Seattle
Friday, April 29 9pm
Riverbend with Klover Jane (featuring the very talented Rane Stone) and 1Wish, at Hard Rock Café in Seattle
Friday, April 29 at 9pm
Chris Cornell at the Moore Theater in Seattle
Sunday, May 1 at 8pm
No Quarter (top-notch Led Zeppelin Tribute) at Big Daddy's in Woodinville
Friday, May 6 at 8:30pm
Soul Stripper (Howard Comfort’s excellent AC/DC Tribute) at R&R Sports Bar in Graham, WA
Saturday, May 14 at 9pm
Poodle Bomb (with Mark Fluegel on bass) at J&M Cafe in Seattle
Thursday, May 19 at 8pm
Magic Bus at Tulalip Casino Canoes Lounge
Friday, June 3 at 9:30pm
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