Happy Birthday, Angela
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Thursday, October 07, 2004
Sure, there were many options last Tuesday... Bloc Party... Future Pigeon... Snow Patrol... Cattle Decapitation (I'm quite positive I'm a bigger CatDecap fan than most)... Cake... Joss Stone... and that phat lineup at the Key Club, but as many of you know there are a few artists that take precedence over everybody, and Gregory Page is one of them. I'll try to refrain from soliloquizing about his music (again), but I do deeply respect his work quite a lot. If that weren't enough, Tom Brosseau, Angela Correa, and Gus Black rounded off the week's lineup, the first of Tom's month-long residency at Tangier. The trio of Page, Brosseau, and Correa is a revelation unto itself. Every song seemed to resonate like a kiss on the forehead, gentle and sweet... I won't get into a lengthy review although the show was easily one of the best of the year (despite being burdened with time constraints.) I only suggest that you try to make it to one of the others.
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