Charlie Louvin

April 13th, 2007 | Posted in Entertainment | No Comments



May 31st, 2007 – $20

The term “living legend” gets thrown around quite a bit, but it actually applies to Country Music Hall of Famer Charlie Louvin.

The magical harmonies and depth of feeling found on Louvin Brothers recordings of the 50′s and 60′s inspired a new generation of musicians, firmly establishing the Louvins’ stature as one of the most influential duos in country music history.

In 2006, the Tompkins Square label reached out to Charlie about making his first new studio album in over ten years. They enlisted Mark Nevers, who engineered sessions for many top country artists, and produced Calexico, Lambchop, Candi Staton among others. Guests on the album include Elvis Costello, George Jones, Jeff Tweedy, Will Oldham, Tom T. Hall, Tift Merritt, Marty Stuart, Bobby Bare Sr., David Kilgour, members of Bright Eyes, Lambchop, Clem Snide, Superchunk and more.

Louvin enjoyed the experience. “Mark Nevers is one of the best engineers I’ve ever worked with. My brother and I cut our teeth on some of those old songs and they influenced us tremendously. I’m glad we’re able to remind people of them.”


Charlie Louvin Live in the 60′s

Earl Greyhound

April 13th, 2007 | Posted in Entertainment | No Comments



Tuesday April 17th, 2007 – $8
w/ Julius Airwave
Solid Pony

Breaking Out in Spin magazine

“…[their] sound, an electric blues that approximates Led Zeppelin’s majestic rumble, demanded more than some noodle-armed hipster with a pair of sticks.” Spin magazine.

Earl Greyhound in The New Yorker

“Whether or not Earl Greyhound are the Next Big Thing is irrelevant—watching them will convince you that they are.” Sasha Frere Jones’s review of a recent show.


Earl Greyhound “S.O.S.”