Sunday at Lazybird: JACK ROSE and AGITATED RADIO PILOT (1 Viewer)

[lazybird]

LAZYBIRD
Sunday, 9pm 'til closing
International Bar (upstairs), Wicklow Street, Dublin 2
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We've got quite the gig at Lazybird this Sunday: along with Deserted Village stalwart Agitated Radio Pilot, we've got the Dublin debut of US guitarist Jack Rose. Here's more about him...

JACK ROSE

Jack Rose is a twelve-string and slide guitar player of some note, being one of the few proper heirs to the idiosyncratic solo folk guitar tradition. His ability to hush a room with his passionate and transfixing playing full of American folk, bottleneck experimentations and Raag-like sessions is an experience to behold.

But he's more than just a traditionalist: he transfigures the Raag into a kind of Dream Music, Folk into a Deep Listening Experience and Blues to a Minimalist Freakout. Pure spirit-lifting music that warms the air it travels over. Along with Indian music and pre-war American guitar music, the influence of John Fahey and the so-called Takoma School (Robbie
Basho and Max Ochs) is caught within his own sound.

His memorable performances during his last European tour are paved with golden reviews of his strong and tender approach and the dynamic and beautiful music, and his set at last weekend's Green Man Festival was highly praised.

Jack has a new single release and a reissue of his album Raag Manifestos to coincide with his current tour. His last album, Kensington Blues, has been caned by freak folkers, traditionalists, Radio 3, doom-drone heads and critics. As a member of psych-drone band Pelt, in collaboration with such artists as Glen Jones, Fursaxa, Mogwai, Chris Corsano, MV&EE and Sunn 0))), and as a solo artist (as Dr. Ragtime and under his own name), Jack has garnered a sizable reputation.
http://www.vhfrecords.com/jackrose
http://www.qujunktions.com

AGITATED RADIO PILOT
The long-time project of Midlander and Deserted Village lynchpin Dave Colohan, Agitated Radio Pilot is just as often a sprawling multi-piece orchestra as it is Dave alone with only his guitar and voice. But regardless, ARP makes music of stark sadness, melancholic warmth and the sound of the forest. He's brought his personal vision of folk to just about everywhere in Ireland (including quite a few previous appearances with us), and has played alongside such acts as The Mountain Goats, Charalambides, Josephine Foster, Pinkie Maclure & John Wills, Chris Brokaw and many others.
http://www.myspace.com/agitatedradiopilot
http://www.desetredvillage.com
http://www.rustedrail.com/arp2.html

So a night of folk-based experimentalism this Sunday, starting at around 9pm and costing you and yours only a tenner. Hope you can make it down.

~lazybird~
http://www.lazybird.org

UPCOMING
10/09: Gwyn Parry and The Martin Daws Quintet
17/09: Deep Burial and Jenny & The Deadites
24/09: Safe
01/10: Larkin Grimm and United Bible Studies

And despite the protests of all the right-thinking and god-fearing people of Ireland, Radio-Inactivity will be befowling the webwaves as per usual this Sunday from 6 to 7:30pm on http://www.powerfm.org. Tune in, turn up, drone on...

 

[nEiLo]

the last time ARP played down at the 'bird, there were about 15 people on stage. this sunday, there will be only one! g'wan dave!

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

the last time ARP played down at the 'bird, there were about 15 people on stage. this sunday, there will be only one! g'wan dave!

from the sunroof gig? its on arps new deserted village cdr, so it is...

 

[nEiLo]

yep, sunroof!.
i think i have a copy of that ARP set. lovely.

 

[shidheat]

 

[shidheat]

bump

 

[nEiLo]

this sunday

 

[photon]

This was really excellent: great music from both Jack and Dave, and a packed house to boot. Thanks a million to both artists for playing, and to everyone who came down.

And here's my playlist from Radio-Inactivity last night:

Sonic Youth, "Pendulum Music" (SYR)
Iannis Xenakis, "Pithoprakta (1965)" (Le Chant du Monde)
Angus MacLise, "Epiphany" (Siltbreeze/Quakebasket)
The Soft Machine, "So Boot If at All" (Big Beat)
Charles Mingus, "Moanin'" (Atlantic)
Thelonius Monk, "Functional" (Riverside)
John Zorn, "Mob Job" (Nonesuch)
Mars, "N.N. End" (G3G)
Glenn Branca, "Lesson No. 1" (Acute)
Numbers, "We Like Having These Things" (Tigerbeat6)
Roy Montgomery, "For the Intense" (VHF)
The Orb, "White River Junction" (Island)

 

[rusted rail]

This was really excellent: great music from both Jack and Dave, and a packed house to boot. Thanks a million to both artists for playing, and to everyone who came down.

and.............Agitated Radio Pliot plays upstairs in Roisin Dubh tonight!

http://www.thumped.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=39991

 

[JohnnyRaz]

This was really excellent: great music from both Jack and Dave, and a packed house to boot. Thanks a million to both artists for playing, and to everyone who came down.

And here's my playlist from Radio-Inactivity last night:

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Im really sorry I missed this; had to go to a charity gig. balls.

 

[Unknown Convict]

seen this?! so sorry i couldn't make it - looks great

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[nEiLo]

BooTube is locked here in work
is that the LB show?

 

[Unknown Convict]

seems to be

 

[Charlie Bucket]

seen this?! so sorry i couldn't make it - looks great

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgXi2o9HWHg

the camera person seems to have the shakes!