On this page the following entries were made in the “blues” category.
Archive for “blues”
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Bahama Breeze feels great on a wintry Seattle day
By GENE STOUT
Don’t have time or money for a trip to the Caribbean?
You can at least pretend at Bahama Breeze Island Grille, a Tukwila restaurant that serves up food and drink inspired by the cuisine of the West Indies, as well as a tropical, Jimmy Buffett vibe that suggests changes in latitude and attitude.
Though the [...]
Continue reading “RESTAURANT REVIEW: Bahama Breeze feels great on a wintry Seattle day” »
CONCERT REVIEW: Steve Miller flies like an eagle at Chateau winery
By GENE STOUT
“Space Cowboy” Steve Miller made a smooth landing at Chateau Ste. Michelle, parking his rock ‘n’ roll mother ship amid a field of high-spirited fans.
With roots dating to the San Francisco scene in the late ‘60s, the Steve Miller Band is known for songs that are now staples of classic rock radio, among [...]
Continue reading “CONCERT REVIEW: Steve Miller flies like an eagle at Chateau winery” »
CONCERT REVIEW: Chris Cornell rocks the rafters at Moore Theatre
By GENE STOUT
Even without the crazy news that Osama bin Laden had been killed by U.S. forces, the crowd at Chris Cornell’s hometown solo acoustic show Sunday night at the Moore Theatre was thoroughly pumped up, if not a bit crazed. And a few were well-lubricated for the occasion.
Cornell, flanked by an array of guitars [...]
Continue reading “CONCERT REVIEW: Chris Cornell rocks the rafters at Moore Theatre” »
Lucinda Williams, Brandi Carlile, Go-Go’s and more at 2011 ZooTunes
The 2011 BECU ZooTunes concert series opens with Taj Mahal June 22 at the Woodland Park Zoo.
Other performers in this year’s series include Lucinda Williams June 29, The Robert Cray Band June 30, Indigo Girls July 20-21, Brandi Carlile July 29, k.d. lang Aug. 10, The Go-Go’s Aug. 14 and Aimee Man Aug. 21, [...]
Continue reading “Lucinda Williams, Brandi Carlile, Go-Go’s and more at 2011 ZooTunes” »
CONCERT PREVIEW: Peter Himmelman bares his soul on a riveting new CD
Singer-songwriter Peter Himmelman received his first round of applause on the day he was born.
His mother had chosen to have a natural childbirth without anesthesia, and when her son emerged from the womb, a group of medical students watching the delivery applauded his arrival.
“It’s weird,” Himmelman said in a phone call from his home in [...]
Continue reading “CONCERT PREVIEW: Peter Himmelman bares his soul on a riveting new CD” »
