The MD Music Loft
Sun. 3/3/13
Show: 6:00 PM
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21 and over
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Sun. 3/3/13
Show: 6:00 PM
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21 and over
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Artist Bio:
Ty first began playing the guitar (an old Stella) when he was 12 years old. He began singing Dylan covers to his own guitar playing a couple of years later. When he was 14 he won a (small Harmony) guitar on a movie theater ticket stub! He began writing songs at age 17; began recording in the 70's to present and moved to Nashville, TN in Nov. 2007 to pursue a career in the music business full time. In the summer of 2008 - present he has been hosting Singer-Songwriter nights in Nashville at various venues (including Hall of Fame Lounge, Norm's River Roadhouse, Matty's Alley, The French Quarter Cafe, Richards Cajun Cafe, The Flatrock Cafe, the Maxwell House Hotel, "Picks" (the legendary Hall of Fame Lounge near Music Row, the Hotel Indigo on Union St. and most recently MadDonna's Loft in E. Nashville.) In the Fall of 2010 Ty began hosting a weekly radio show at Radio Free Nashville. Ty has had some independent cuts by other artists and is currently writing with, and working with, some of the best talent in Nashville. He is an ASCAP and NSAI member, as well as a member of the Americana Assn. & the IMBA. Ty loves musical performers, singer-songwriters, and discovering (and helping) new talent.
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Ty first began playing the guitar (an old Stella) when he was 12 years old. He began singing Dylan covers to his own guitar playing a couple of years later. When he was 14 he won a (small Harmony) guitar on a movie theater ticket stub! He began writing songs at age 17; began recording in the 70's to present and moved to Nashville, TN in Nov. 2007 to pursue a career in the music business full time. In the summer of 2008 - present he has been hosting Singer-Songwriter nights in Nashville at various venues (including Hall of Fame Lounge, Norm's River Roadhouse, Matty's Alley, The French Quarter Cafe, Richards Cajun Cafe, The Flatrock Cafe, the Maxwell House Hotel, "Picks" (the legendary Hall of Fame Lounge near Music Row, the Hotel Indigo on Union St. and most recently MadDonna's Loft in E. Nashville.) In the Fall of 2010 Ty began hosting a weekly radio show at Radio Free Nashville. Ty has had some independent cuts by other artists and is currently writing with, and working with, some of the best talent in Nashville. He is an ASCAP and NSAI member, as well as a member of the Americana Assn. & the IMBA. Ty loves musical performers, singer-songwriters, and discovering (and helping) new talent.
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Artist Bio:
Hailing from North Carolina, Clint has drawn inspiration from his home state's heroes. There is so much great music that has come out of North Carolina,â Alphin says. James Taylor is perhaps my biggest influence; his poetic lyrics and unique melodies are what have inspired me to first write songs.
With a passion for performing and an art for writing, Clint longed to move to Nashville, TN. After graduating from two different universities with bachelorâÂÂs degrees (UNC Chapel Hill; Appalachian State), it seemed that the time was right.
Clint combines songwriting influenced by folk, bluegrass, and traditional music with a clear and tender tenor voice. His songs reach and move you through their words, wit, and heart.
In additon to performing around middle Tennessee, Clint is an active member of the International Bluegrass Music Association and the International Folk Alliance, attending and showcasing at their conferences regularly, and is actively booking and available for house concerts and venues for 2012-2013.
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Hailing from North Carolina, Clint has drawn inspiration from his home state's heroes. There is so much great music that has come out of North Carolina,â Alphin says. James Taylor is perhaps my biggest influence; his poetic lyrics and unique melodies are what have inspired me to first write songs.
With a passion for performing and an art for writing, Clint longed to move to Nashville, TN. After graduating from two different universities with bachelorâÂÂs degrees (UNC Chapel Hill; Appalachian State), it seemed that the time was right.
Clint combines songwriting influenced by folk, bluegrass, and traditional music with a clear and tender tenor voice. His songs reach and move you through their words, wit, and heart.
In additon to performing around middle Tennessee, Clint is an active member of the International Bluegrass Music Association and the International Folk Alliance, attending and showcasing at their conferences regularly, and is actively booking and available for house concerts and venues for 2012-2013.
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Artist Bio:
Amelia is a band of lovers. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee by way of the desert plains of Arizona, Adam and Andrea Melia met in the church choir and have been playing music together in some form or fashion for four years. The concept of the Amelia duo gradually came to fruition throughout 2011 and is still evolving. Check out their first installment of the Living Room sessions, recorded over a hot Arizona summer in the living room of apartment #1141 at Sahara Palms, Gilbert, AZ
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Amelia is a band of lovers. Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee by way of the desert plains of Arizona, Adam and Andrea Melia met in the church choir and have been playing music together in some form or fashion for four years. The concept of the Amelia duo gradually came to fruition throughout 2011 and is still evolving. Check out their first installment of the Living Room sessions, recorded over a hot Arizona summer in the living room of apartment #1141 at Sahara Palms, Gilbert, AZ
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Artist Bio:
Dear whom it may concern,
Izzy Cox ........is an anarchist crooner
she has coined the style Voodoobilly
Jazz as her own;
Influenced by old movie soundtracks,
Old time bar room blues and country singers.
Her lyrics are like diary entries..
Stories of serial killers, buckaroo cowboys,
snake handlers and sports of nature .
She had a unusual childhood, for the
formative years of her life she would
live part of her years in rural texas, and
then in french canadian montreal.
Throughout her moving around she was
part of a religious organization where
she played in marching bands.
At the age of twelve she found
the traveling bug, she lived and worked
in horse racing tracks, traveled with circuses
and took part of many early punk rock mosh pits..
All by the age of sixteen..
At sixteen she released her
first two tape track recordings..
while she was locked up in
young juvenile delinquent
Institutions.
And has never turned back..
Till she was 27 years she was involved with a
leading and progressive musical movement
in montreal putting out 10 records and
playing 4-6 night a week... and her peers consisted of ..Godspeed! you black..,
Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Arcade of fire,
The Dears, The unicorns, the stars,
ashtray hearts ..basically the top 20
of independent music today..
After a 15 year career in the East Coast
She caught a Greyhound to Hollywood
California...
At a backyard vegan barbeque hootenanny in
silverlake, she met guitar player Billy Pitman, who, up to
that time had played with pretty much everybody he would
want to (Jimmie Vaughan, Hubert Sumlin, Janis
Martin, Gatemouth Brown, LouAnn Barton, Billy Gibbons,
Brian from KIX, Rev. Horton Heat, Eric Clapton,
and the list goes on)except for Izzy after
seeing her solo set.
She has opened up for and counts among her peers
Flametrick Subs, Goddam Gallows, Viva La Vox, Honky
Hillbilly Casino,Pocky Lafarge, Ghostwriter, One eyed doll
Charlie Louvin, Wanda Jackson , Hank 3, Jack White
Joe Buck, Bob Wayne, Southern Culture on the skids,
Wayne Hancock, Jr Brown, Candye Kane,
Big Sandy and the Fly Rite boys,Devil Doll and
Soda and his million piece band,The Jim Rose Circus,
and counts among her fans Todd the Surfer,
Quentin Tarantino, Gene Autry and
Rick Rubin who apparently dug her
stripped down sound from live
appearances on college radio stations.
She has dedicated her life to touring
& playing music & writing songs about her
experiences...now she resides
in Austin ,Texas
and would like to play
your musical venue, house party, death march etc.... And here as a few words from Izzy Cox.. "Some people have cars, some people have houses
hell some folks are married...but thats all the same .
to me as long I have my guitar and my songs..."
Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media
Dear whom it may concern,
Izzy Cox ........is an anarchist crooner
she has coined the style Voodoobilly
Jazz as her own;
Influenced by old movie soundtracks,
Old time bar room blues and country singers.
Her lyrics are like diary entries..
Stories of serial killers, buckaroo cowboys,
snake handlers and sports of nature .
She had a unusual childhood, for the
formative years of her life she would
live part of her years in rural texas, and
then in french canadian montreal.
Throughout her moving around she was
part of a religious organization where
she played in marching bands.
At the age of twelve she found
the traveling bug, she lived and worked
in horse racing tracks, traveled with circuses
and took part of many early punk rock mosh pits..
All by the age of sixteen..
At sixteen she released her
first two tape track recordings..
while she was locked up in
young juvenile delinquent
Institutions.
And has never turned back..
Till she was 27 years she was involved with a
leading and progressive musical movement
in montreal putting out 10 records and
playing 4-6 night a week... and her peers consisted of ..Godspeed! you black..,
Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Arcade of fire,
The Dears, The unicorns, the stars,
ashtray hearts ..basically the top 20
of independent music today..
After a 15 year career in the East Coast
She caught a Greyhound to Hollywood
California...
At a backyard vegan barbeque hootenanny in
silverlake, she met guitar player Billy Pitman, who, up to
that time had played with pretty much everybody he would
want to (Jimmie Vaughan, Hubert Sumlin, Janis
Martin, Gatemouth Brown, LouAnn Barton, Billy Gibbons,
Brian from KIX, Rev. Horton Heat, Eric Clapton,
and the list goes on)except for Izzy after
seeing her solo set.
She has opened up for and counts among her peers
Flametrick Subs, Goddam Gallows, Viva La Vox, Honky
Hillbilly Casino,Pocky Lafarge, Ghostwriter, One eyed doll
Charlie Louvin, Wanda Jackson , Hank 3, Jack White
Joe Buck, Bob Wayne, Southern Culture on the skids,
Wayne Hancock, Jr Brown, Candye Kane,
Big Sandy and the Fly Rite boys,Devil Doll and
Soda and his million piece band,The Jim Rose Circus,
and counts among her fans Todd the Surfer,
Quentin Tarantino, Gene Autry and
Rick Rubin who apparently dug her
stripped down sound from live
appearances on college radio stations.
She has dedicated her life to touring
& playing music & writing songs about her
experiences...now she resides
in Austin ,Texas
and would like to play
your musical venue, house party, death march etc.... And here as a few words from Izzy Cox.. "Some people have cars, some people have houses
hell some folks are married...but thats all the same .
to me as long I have my guitar and my songs..."
Artist info obtained from public profile, artist website or social media
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