Richard March & Amee Chapman with Patti Maxine
SATURDAY 9/28/2024 8 PM / Doors at 7 PM
$25 Advance / $30 at the door
MUSIC | ART | FOOD | DRINK
About Richard March
As a songwriter/storyteller, March is a modern day throwback to the melodic, progressive country music stars of several decades ago when folks like Mickey Newbury, Kris Kristofferson and Glen Campbell were regularly heard on radio and seen on evening television. March's live performance skills have garnered him opening positions for Johnny Cash's legendary backing band the Tennessee Three, folk icon Ramblin' Jack Elliott, the popular Steve Forbert, bluesmen Nick Gravenites and John Hammond, Straycat Lee Rocker and western soul cult heroes the Hacienda Brothers.
Richard is a Sacramento Area Music Award (SAMMIE) winner for Outstanding Male Vocalist, received a Best of Sacramento award from Sacramento Magazine for best local Americana artist, and was awarded Best Locally Produced Album in the Sacramento News and Review's 2007 "Best of" issue. Richard can be heard on NPR's Blue Dog Jams and has been heard on Air America as well as other various outlets in California and Oregon, has made several local television appearances, and is considered to be at the forefront of the Americana scene in the Sacramento area.
About Aimee Chapman:
About her Album Still Life:
"Like a mermaid who in the sun quietly drowns
I'm out of place inside my skin
And when the better part of a day lets me down
You are the sea tide that pulls me in"
There is nothing up tempo here--this beauty is of the slow and sure variety, and it dawns like the discovery that you're falling in love with someone you've known for years. When you came to realize what a great record this is, you'd just say to me, "Well, I listened to it twice..." We'd smile at each other and nod. You wouldn't feel the need to describe how this music won your heart--you'd figure it had been more or less the same for me. And you'd be right. • James Meyers
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