Two Performances! Taylor Glasheen & Stone and Sue

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One Night! - Two Great Performances!

Taylor Glasheen recently released her debut album, 'Tip Me a Dollar' and has been playing all over the Southwest for the past two years. Her music has heavy influences from Hank Williams Sr. + Kitty Wells + Townes Van Zandt + John Prine.

Taylor Glasheen has always played music, always written songs, always performed here and there.  But when the pandemic hit, she decided to finally take the plunge into the music industry in a real way.  She went to Nashville to record her debut album “Tip Me A Dollar” with an all-star slate of players.  It is a heartbreaking tribute to country music, with an outlaw note.  And it has launched her into the national music.  She is definitely someone to 'watch'.  And you will be glad you got to see here in a small club while you still have the chance!

Listen to Taylor

https://open.spotify.com/artist/69VcW211FejzMu4ZsFCuIj?si=uHyLQMJ6SiChrCFtjZg3ng&nd=1

"With Tip Me A Dollar, singer-songwriter Taylor Glasheen launches a career in earnest.  As far as debut albums are concerned, the entire nine-track LP defines a kind of down-trodden, utterly heartbreaking take on old-school country and western.  Give an extra spin to "Mogolion" — it may pick up the pace considerably, but Glasheen's heart-on-sleeve honesty remains front and center." ~ phoenixnewtime

Stone & Sue  — this Portland-based trio play the vernacular music of the 1920s and 1930s, as well as original songs. They are completely captivated by these old forgotten relics and strive to keep them alive by sharing them with the world in the most authentic way possible. Their style is influenced by a life-long interest in ragtime, blues and hillbilly music, and the history and people behind it.

Listen to Stone and Sue