papillon coffee acoustic concert series, lafayette, ca

papillon coffee acoustic concert series, lafayette, ca past stars of the papillon acoustic concert series   the connie doolan quartet connie doolan has been singing professionally for more than 25 years in numerous styles including swing/jazz, musical theater, cabaret, opera and folk. she performs and records with the connie doolan quartet, a san francisco bay area group that artfully blurs the boundaries of jazz and folk. the group’s debut cd, haunt your heart (fiddling cricket) was released in summer 2006. known for her clear, earthy voice and fresh presentation of material, connie is as at home singing an ancient irish ballad as she is delivering a sultry standard from the american songbook. she attributes much of her interpretation technique to her background in theater, having worked as an actor in regional theater including on the stages of the oregon shakespeare festival, oregon repertory theater, citiarts theater, pcpa theaterfest and upon these boards (featured vocalist in utb’s world peace event lysistrata project at berkeley rep.) as a singer, connie has performed and recorded with bay area vocalists sylvia herold and patrice haan in their mehitabel trio and with the cabaret act calliope. she has also performed and/or toured with: the magic theater (“caliban dreams,” opera); zephyr (orff-based performance ensemble); z space theater (“ariadne,” musical theater); sons & daughters of orpheus (percussion ensemble); the avalanche choir (folk-bluegrass-gospel band).for performance at lafayette concerts, she was joined by bandmates mike wollenberg, steven strauss, and julian smedley. walter strauss walter strauss is a spellbinding finger-style guitarist whose fiery technique conjures several instruments playing at once. with roots in american music and musicality that evokes far reaches of the globe, he weaves folk, jazz, world beat, americana, and classical guitar into a brand uniquely his own. walter’s songs are romantic yet edgy, filled with intelligent and vivid imagery. strauss has performed throughout the us, canada, and ireland, alongside musicians ranging from grammy nominated kora master, mamadou diabate, to eclectic folksters the burns sisters and fiddle legend vassar clements. walter comes to us with his trio of creative maestros. bassist sam bevan is known for his work with david grisman, joe craven and other heavy hitters. and drummer/percussionist kendrick freeman is a versatile groovemaster who has played extensively with allison brown, rob ickes, and many others. www.walterstrauss.com christopher smith christopher smith has been writing acoustic music and performing in the san francisco bay area for over 20 years. he writes well-crafted story songs that aim for the heart. fusing elements of humor and sadness, his songs feature characters that are quirky, vulnerable and unforgettable. his music is primarily based in the folk tradition, accompanying himself on fingerstyle guitar, octave mandolin, and banjo. christopher traces his musical roots to listening to ray conniff on his parent's westinghouse hi-fi. in middle school he was given his first acoustic guitar, an old stella, and set out to learn to fingerpick. the songwriting bug bit him right away, writing his first songs at age 13. he's been writing ever since. in the early eighties christopher plugged in as rhythm guitarist for bay area rock band one-o-one. they played such legendary venues as uncle charlie's, mabuhay gardens, and the sleeping lady, opening for the likes of the new riders, maria muldaur, and huey lewis. he eventually burned all his skinny ties and went back to making the music he loved best. in the nineties christopher became a kindergarten teacher and began writing and performing extensively for children. his first children's recording, carry me home, quickly became a bay area favorite. his next children’s release, the golden gate, was a parent's choice award winner. christopher continues to craft songs for adult audiences as well. he performs in local listening rooms such as the sweetwater in mill valley, cafe amsterdam in fairfax, and strings in emeryville. he also makes pilgrimages to the rocky mountain folks fest, kerrville, falcon ridge, and the strawberry music fest to try out new material with other songwriters. his first solo cd, sweet river grace, was released in 2003. his next cd, the gravedigger’s boy, is set for release in may of 2007. christopher was the "best song" winner of mountain stage's 2003 newsong competition, and also won the 2002 sisters folk festival songwriting competition. he was a finalist at rocky folks festival songwriting competition in 2002, the telluride festival's troubadour competition in 1999 and 2001, and at the sisters folk festival songwriting competition in 2000. http://www.christophersmithmusic.com/ jamie laval & ashley broder champion celtic violinist jamie laval and mandolin champion ashley broder form a stunning instrumental duo rendering traditional irish, scottish, and bluegrass music with hints of classical refinement and ethnic music from around the world. the partnership began in a jam session in the wee-hours of the morning at the national old time fiddle contest in weiser, idaho. prior to their meeting, jamie simultaneously pursued careers as a revered solo fiddler and a professional symphony violinist. subsequent to his winning the u.s. national scottish fiddle championship in 2002, he devoted himself entirely to touring throughout the states and scotland and appeared regularly on npr radio, concert series, and large festival stages. ashley has competed regularly in fiddle contests, ultimately winning the western open picking championship in 2003 and 2004. she went on to collaborate with world renowned mandolinist mike marshall on his method books, taught at the mandolin symposium in california, and played in a number of la area bands while studying classical violin and ‘cello in college. www.jamielaval.com www.ashleybroder.com www.myspace.com/jamielavalandashleybroder dix bruce and jim nunally dix bruce and jim nunally are both award-winning acoustic guitarists. their music is a mixture of original and traditional americana, contemporary and historic songs, with folk and country flavors, drawn from their four cd releases. in this rare appearance as a duo, the two will showcase their beautiful vocal harmonies ("they sound like the everly brothers…with a lot more nitty gritty" flatpicking guitar magazine) and exciting guitar playing ("…west coast virtuosos…" acoustic musician magazine) delivered with good humor and dazzling digital dexterity! http://www.musixnow.com tommy michot michot-courville plays the traditional “bal de maison” style of cajun music that was prevalent when the dances were held inside the home while the adults danced, the children played, and the babies slept. this style is still very much alive in south louisiana, and musicians tommy michot (accordion) and kevin courville (fiddle) epitomize the style. michot and courville have been playing together since 1997, working venues from house dances to dance halls to auditorium concerts. the music from their instruments blends together to form a traditional, rootsy, and exclusively cajun sound. tommy michot was born and raised in pilette, louisiana, in lafayette parish. as the third child in a musical family of 12, he started playing at an early age. tommy learned various instruments and soon was doing public shows and private parties with his brother rick. together they formed les freres michot with brothers bobby, david, and mike in the 1980s. the group has played extensively in louisiana and throughout north america and europe. tommy plays accordion in the traditional style, using various self-taught techniques to accomplish musical phrasing and to add emphasis and rhythm. he has performed in quebec, new brunswick, saskatchewan, honduras, mexico, guatemala, france, england, hungary, czechia, poland, portugal, spain, and throughout the united states. he also sings in the beautiful cajun dialect of french with a clear and melodious voice, from a repertoire of more than 400 songs. kevin courville was born and raised in eunice, louisiana, in st. landry parish guided by cajun legends such as sady courville and wade fruge, kevin plays the fiddle “old style” with energy and a strong commitment to the authentic sounds of cajun music. he has toured the uk (1997) and france (1998) with sac au lait. kevin had been playing on many national festivals, private parties with sac au lait, the michot brothers and savoy-courville, in louisiana and other states as well. he also recorded with sac au lait “l’esprit de la louisiane”. in 2003, he has toured the uk and france with savoy-courville and bobby michot sylvia herold & euphonia sophisticated traditional folk — euphonia, a café-style acoustic combo, features accordion, mandolin, guitar, and voices, and its repertoire takes listeners on a journey from the sophisticated sidewalks of paris across the adventurous high seas to the hay-strewn dance floors of rural america. paul kotapish (wake the dead, kevin burke’s open house, and hillbillies from mars) on mandolin creates melodies colored by his many years tickling the strings with the dance music of europe and america. sylvia herold (wake the dead, cats & jammers), who adds rhythmic drive on guitar, delivers a wide-ranging repertoire with her pristine and compelling voice. charlie hancock (swing farm), who began his musical career playing jazz, is a sought-after pianist for contra dances, and his haunting accordion evokes images of old europe. brian rice (choro famoso, wake the dead), a well-traveled and popular percussionist, adds a rhythmic latin pulse to the musical mix. chuck ervin (wakefield jazz quartet, loose gravel) plucks and bows jazz-inflected double bass and sings harmony. www.sylviaherold.comsophisticated traditional folk — euphonia, a café-style acoustic combo, features accordion, mandolin, guitar, and voices, and its repertoire takes listeners on a journey from the sophisticated sidewalks of paris across the adventurous high seas to the hay-strewn dance floors of rural america. paul kotapish (wake the dead, kevin burke’s open house, and hillbillies from mars) on mandolin creates melodies colored by his many years tickling the strings with the dance music of europe and america. sylvia herold (wake the dead, cats & jammers), who adds rhythmic drive on guitar, delivers a wide-ranging repertoire with her pristine and compelling voice. charlie hancock (swing farm), who began his musical career playing jazz, is a sought-after pianist for contra dances, and his haunting accordion evokes images of old europe. brian rice (choro famoso, wake the dead), a well-traveled and popular percussionist, adds a rhythmic latin pulse to the musical mix. chuck ervin (wakefield jazz quartet, loose gravel) plucks and bows jazz-inflected double bass and sings harmony. www.sylviaherold.com duo gadjo   jazz... france has a long history with this american art form. from smoky paris jazz clubs to the streets of new orleans, the music pulsates with its own individual sound. duo gadjo presents their interpretation of this music as a union of two cultures. jeff is originally from san francisco and isabelle is french. after performing professionally in france for the past 15 years, they are now bringing their act to the bay area. duo gadjo accompany themselves on guitars and sing in both french and english.their repertoire includes many standards from the american songbook, but also some swinging louisiana blues featuring jeff on slide guitar and isabelle on washboard. this unique combination is sure to have audiences singing along with their toes tappin’! www.jmagmusic.com/duogadjo.html cooper's bluff papillon's first show in the series! acoustic folk duo terry and nancy mccune of castro valley perform an exciting collection of songs that range from modern ballads to witty originals, blending the sweet sound of guitar and mandolin with strong vocals and lilting harmonies. http://home.earthlink.net/~coopers_bluff michael stadler michael appears solo on various broadcast outlets and in such venues as berkeley’s freight & salvage, where he’s shared the bill with john gorka, greg brown, peppino d’agostino, john mccormick and joel mabus, and in the fiddling cricket concert series in san jose, ca. michael’s powerful and distinctive voice is featured on such recordings as sylvia herold’s “bowl of crystal tears”, lisa redfern’s “no small thing” and “soundtracks” and matt lax and nearly beloved’s “wanderer’s dream” and “hurricane and a tumbleweed”. http://michaelstadler.com stevie coyle lafayette resident stevie coyle tours with the sensational band the waybacks, whose music has been described as “turbo folk”. stevie brings his deft fingerstyle approach and witty sense of humor to the papillon concert series in this rare solo appearance. www.waybacks.com charlie cutten charlie performed to an enraptured papillon audience in march, 2004. a month later, he was killed tragically in an auto accident. he was “... a masterful fingerstyle-guitar composer,” an inspiring musician, and a dear friend. charlie had just come out with his first cd, basic transportation (2003), which contains 11 of his original, lyrical, powerful guitar compositions in a tasteful variety of settings —solo, duo, trio. his cd and more about charlie can be found at www.charliecutten.com corrine west acoustic singer/songwriter corinne is an americana artist who writes inspiring music and delivers an engaging show. an up-and-coming alternative/folk/blues/country talent, her songs are evocative, painting vivid images of open roads and everyday heroes. her songwriting is threaded with the subtle magic of familiar people. www.corinnesmusic.com lindalou & michael ryge they’ve made old men cry, and young women laugh… and vice versa. their music is diverse in styles, from instrumental to a cappella, from story songs and love ballads to quirky autobiographical tales. often requested when lindalou and michael perform are “the endless mile” by julie snow and “the bramble and the rose” by barbara keith. but it’s their original songs that tell their stories and open up their journals. www.lindalouandmichael.net hobbyhorse hobbyhorse, annie aronson and phil campbell, is an acoustic folk duo that will spark your imagination with original songs about the moon, ancient mythology, drinking tea, great lakes, of course love and much more. they play a wide range of instruments (guitar, mandolin, bass, frame drum, gong, tibetan bowls) from which they pick and choose. they put on a spontaneous and imaginative show, and have a sound that has been described as “beautiful and magical.” http://www.hobbyhorsemusic.com/ radim zenkl the former iron curtain’s loss was the united states’ musical gain when radim zenkl defected in 1989. the young czechoslovakian has since settled in california. in a few short years he has made a name for himself becoming the u. s. national mandolin champion and one of the world’s premier mandolin virtuosos.radim's performance offers his original music which crosses the tracks of string jazz, new age, bluegrass, flamenco, gypsy, irish, middle eastern and classical music, combined with czech and eastern european traditional songs and instrumentals. besides the standard mandolin radim uses many instruments of the mandolin family such as mandola, irish bouzouki and also pennywhistle, didgeridoo and a cow horn. radim has extended the technical possibilities of the mandolin by inventing new styles of playing which sometimes allow him to sound like two instruments simultaneously. http://zenkl.com the cash magnets julay and richard brandenburg are a fine vocal duo whose love of traditional music ranges from parlor songs and early country through bluegrass and mountain music, to honkytonk and hard country. they also feature tough originals steeped in tradition. they are often joined by bassist, steve swan and larry chung on mandolin, fiddle, and pedal steel.  claudia russell & bruce kaplan claudia russell has a way with songs. whether it's one of her own, or an discovered gem by a another writer, claudia has an extraordinary knack for getting to the emotional truth of a song. claudia's style is an eclectic blend of folk, pop, blues and country that is woven into a style all her own. accompanied by her husband bruce kaplan on mandolin and guitar, russell's sultry voice is equally at home on a tender ballad as a buddy hollyesque romp. her own songs tend speak to classic themes: love, longing and loss. the duo have played many of the country's top venues including the freight and salvage, club passim, mccabes and the boston folk festival. russell has twice been a finalist in the kerrville folk festival and her 2000 cd debut, song food, earned her designation as the best new artist by folk radio powerhouse wumb of boston. http://www.claudiarussell.com debbie cox debbie got her start playing guitar and singing in coffehouses in topeka, kansas playing joan baez, judy collins and bob dylan songs. after putting her guitar down for 25 years, debbie picked it back up and now frequents "open mics" at the freight and salvage in berkeley and whatever other stages she can find. debbie plays mostly traditional and folk music in addition to covering songs by her favorite contemporary singer song writers. she will be joined by her husband ed mccormick and other friends that she has met through frequenting music camps. jared karol jared karol plays a unique blend of country blues, ragtime and folk guitar in the fingerstyle tradition. original material and carefully chosen covers showcase his talent on the guitar and his love for all kinds of traditional and old time music. whether playing ragtime instrumentals, singing simple love songs or lamenting about a lost night of nudity and gin, jared karol is sure to entertain. his newly released album live from san leandro, featuring seventeen originals, is available at www.jaredkarol.com calaveras their songs have captured the kerrville new folk prize, the napa valley emerging songwriter award, the west coast songwriter's association song of the year honors and have appeared in tv and movies. their live show is a mix of victoria's soaring vocals on pure folk ballads and sultry jazz-fusion torch songs, greg's energetic and insightful musical treatment of birth, death and everything in between, and dave's constantly creative lead-guitar commentary.their most recent album, ready to fly, which has won widespread critical acclaim, was produced by teresa trull and created with great west coast session players mike marshall, darol anger, stef burns, paul van wageningen and others. their next cd is in the works and should be ready for release later this year. churn creek waters photo by susan vogel charley kopp and charlotte gibb are churn creek waters, a san francisco bay area duo whose voices and instrumentation create an exciting blend of traditional, original and contemporary folk music, including songs by the cowboy junkies, hank williams, and bob dylan.playing together since 2000, they have performed for bay area audiences at espresso gardens in san jose, the bistro in hayward, the freight and salvage in berkeley, club muse in albany, the uk cafe in livermore, the bazaar cafe in san francisco, papillon acoustic concert series in lafayete, and the breakfast club at the strawberry music festival. www.churncreekwaters.comwww.charlottegibb.com wayblonde a full house, light summer breezes, a glass of wine and songs to shape one's mood. all good! wayblonde had a lovely time playing at papillon. the encouraging attentive audience shared their appreciation and approval over and over, especially in staying for the second set. but why not? the music just kept getting better and with a guest appearance by the concert mistress herself, chalotte gibb, it was a treat. lovely harmonies filled the air. gil stancourt gil stancourt, aka the dude, is an oakland based, multi-award winning songwriter who weaves exquisite melodies with lyrics that are insightful, clever and often amusing. as if in testament to that, this year alone three of his works have claimed top honors at various west coast songwriters competitions.a veteran folk-rocker and frequent headliner at the venerable freight and salvage, he traverses seamlessly between the heartbreakingly poignant and the hysterically funny. he has this seemingly magical ability to very quickly establish a rapport with literally any audience. his latest cd "live at the freight & salvage" captures and portrays him in a way no studio recording ever could. dorian michael dorian michael has been playing guitar long enough to know better. in over 35 years of guitar as a profession he has played plenty of blues and folk, jazz and rock and roll. so when he plays as an acoustic fingerstyle soloist he describes his music as “contemporary traditional”, original music that reflects his interest in a number of styles of music. these influences come through in his original material, but it is a contemporary music that grows from, rather than mimics, those influences. there is an integrity and clarity to his work. michael mcnevin a tireless traveler and troubadour, singer songwriter michael mcnevin plays clubs and festivals across the u.s., penning numerous and poignant tales of the people and towns he comes across, hightlighting a seasoned voice, unique guitar work, and a vivid brand of storytelling. with four cds to his credit, he's been a main stager at the kerrville, philadelphia, and strawberry music festivals, and has been billed in the concert halls with johnny cash, shawn colvin, donovan, richie havens, and many others. he is a winner of the kerrville, napa valley, and columbia river new-folk competitions, won the naras/ncsa "unplugged unsigned" competition, and is a 5-time winner of the ncsa "song of the year" award. he's been included in the performing songwriter magazine's "top-12 diy's" of the year, and is a past nominee for "artist of the year" by the national academy of songwriters.  judy forrest & jim nunally jim and judy performed american roots music including traditional country, bluegrass and folk, featuring two guitars, two voices, and occasional mandolin.jim nunally, a native of the san francisco bay area, is an award-winning musician whose third-generation traditional music roots began in arkansas. this pedigree contributes to his unmistakably traditional sound. jim performs with canada's "john reischman and the jaybirds", and california's "david grisman bluegrass experience", "due west", and in duos with dix bruce and keith little. judy forrest performs in the bay area's old-time/early country trio "no ?hiding place". she is drawn to the metaphor, imagery, and irony inherent in traditional music's treatment of human weakness and misfortune. her repertoire encompasses music from the early country stylings of jimmie rodgers, the carter family, and ralph stanley, to contemporary artists,and according to her nine-year-old daughter is "the best singer and guitarist in the world." houston jones houston jones is a san francisco bay area based high-octane americana quartet. formed in 2001, the band performs a mostly original repertoire that ranges from bluegrass and folk to electric blues, rock and gospel. houston jones features the soulful and heartfelt vocals of travis jones, and the picking prowess of acoustic and electric guitar master glenn houston. rounding out the quartet with a rock-solid foundation are chris kee on standup bass and peter tucker on drums. it is worth noting that chris, peter, and glenn are all alumni of the acclaimed masters of acoustic mayhem, the waybacks. www.houstonjones.com nancy cassidy  nancy cassidy is a singer/songwriter who shares her strong, spicy spirit confronting the issues of the heart head-on. her life-long connection to the wilderness, rivers and farmland weaves through her lyrics to bring us back to our roots. sharing janis joplin's bluesy approach to songwriting, kate wolf's optimistic outlook, and hank williams' earthiness, her songs will take you into your heart. her newest cd, "you reel me in", was produced by keith greeninger, who adds his soulful voice and guitar, dayan kai with saxophone, piano and organ, and internationally touring, chicago-born ronny crawford on drums and percussion. www.nancycassidymusic.com leftover dreams leftover dreams is patrice haan and tony marcus singing gems of the great american songbook with stunning harmonies and burnished accompaniment. the group has just released their second cd, we’ll take romance, on the tuxedo records label. tony marcus is a veteran of such groups as cats & jammers, the cheap suit serenaders and geoff muldaur’s fountain of youth, and plays guitar with style and wit while singing in a voice that has been called “the definition of mellifluous” (derk richardson in the express). patrice haan’s voice has been described as a “velvety alto/tenor” (kerry parker in the folknik), and her intimate delivery of lyrics never fails to reach audiences. leftover dreams presents a sampling of the best of the classic songs of jimmy van heusen, the gershwins, harold arlen and such mixed with lesser known delights that haven’t seen the light of day for decades. as for the playing —“marcus spins out dazzling and emotionally evocative solos” (derk richardson again). charlotte gibb charlotte creates an intriguing blend of traditional, original and contemporary folk music by artists including the cowboy junkies, sarah mclachlan, darrell scott, kate wolf, dixie chicks, and some you may have never heard before. she played for five years with charley kopp in the duo, churn creek waters and has also performed with stevie coyle of the waybacks in several of his solo shows. she was joined on stage at papillon by guitar virtuoso dix bruce, along with joanne weil heald (wayblonde), terry & nancy mccune (cooper’s bluff), and mike sorey. www.charlottegibb.com bill evans   “the banjo in america” spotlights over 250 years of american banjo music performed on five historical and historical replica instruments.  ranging from a slave gourd banjo, to a 19th century minstrel banjo, an 1890’s cole eclipse and a prewar flathead gibson mastertone, bill performs african music from the 1780’s, mid-19th century minstrelsy, classic and ragtime music of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and 20th century folk and bluegrass styles, along with healthy doses of his own original compositions. tim bond of bluegrass now magazine writes of bill’s work “he is able to reach into the banjo’s past to make a sublime statement of its future...to create a sound firmly rooted in tradition but still fresh and vital.”  bill intersperses historical information and humorous historical quotes from such diverse figures as mark twain and steve martin to help trace the banjo’s history from its african roots to an instrument of the late 19th century middle class victorian parlor to an instrument associated with 20th century folk and bluegrass music.  “the banjo in america” informs while it entertains, exposing audiences to 250 years of american music and the startlingly rich history of america’s favorite instrument. bill has performed “the banjo in america” literally all over the world, including residencies at the shoin women’s university in kobe, japan; richmond commonwealth university in richmond, virginia, and western washington university in bellingham, among others. bill is well known to bay area audiences from his performances with the bands bluegrass intentions and due west. for more info, visit www.nativeandfine.com  

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