Jef Jaisun and Gaia Consort will split the bill for an evening of
acoustic
blues and urban world folk.
Suggested donation is $6 to $15.00 - more if you can less if you can't.
Feel free to bring food for an after concert / intermission potluck and
folding chairs or pillows if you want to be sure to get a seat. It's a
non-smoking, low alcohol event.
Call (206)368-7534 or go to http://www.serv.net/~naked/direct for
directions.
My partner Sue Tinney and I are now performing as Gaia Consort
(Guy-uh)
We make music that celebrates the earth and life on it. Some of you will
remember my stuff from my first two CDs, The Burning, and Angel and the
Hanged Man. Gaia Consort will perform music from our upcoming CD, Gaia
Circles. The new stuff is upbeat, singable and blatantly Pagan. But don't
let that scare ya - normal folks seem to like it too....
Jef Jaisun's musical career probably got off on the wrong foot. Or
at least
the left one. His 1966 satire "Friendly Neighborhood Narco Agent" topped
the Dr. Demento Show in 1975, and still gets air play today. Meanwhile,
Jaisun's been busy writing a thousand other tunes, recording three albums
and developing his love of the blues. Jef toured Europe extensively in the
Eighties, playing prestigious folk festivals from Switzerland to Denmark to
Cambridge, England. Though he pretends to be "semi-retired," he frequently
finds a way to crash his friends' gigs. There's no telling what he'll pull
out of his musical bag at any given moment, but it's bound to be
entertaining. On June 16th Jef celebrated 35 years of guitar-playing. This
is the party.
Let us know if you're a fellow F_Mer!
Christopher Bingham
Suddenly Naked Arts Collective
naked@serv.net
http://www.serv.net/~naked
"You're just jealous cause the voices talk to me!"