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| Unless otherwise noted, all concerts are held at: AcousticMusicSanDiego.com 4650 Mansfield Street San Diego, CA 92116 (619) 303-8176 |
| Trippin' The Sixties w/Barry McGuire & John York - September 6 @ 7:30 |
It's been a few miles across America, Canada, the UK
and Europe since Willy Porter released his debut CD
in 1990. Back then he traveled in his Volkswagen
selling discs out of the trunk, mesmerizing audiences
with his guitar chops and original tunes. In 1994, he
released his second independent CD.The album
marked Porter's artistic growth from his constant
touring and a more developed songwriting perspective.
The song "Angry Words" became a top-10 staple on
Triple AAA radio stations around the country. This
radio success established Porter as a nationally
recognized artist, and brought the inevitable major
label bidding war to a boil. "Dog Eared Dream"
highlighted his pop songwriting sensibility and also his
acoustic guitar work that would grow into a style
uniquely his own — a mixture of Leo Kottke, Michael
Hedges, Richard Thompson and Lindsey Buckingham.
and Europe since Willy Porter released his debut CD
in 1990. Back then he traveled in his Volkswagen
selling discs out of the trunk, mesmerizing audiences
with his guitar chops and original tunes. In 1994, he
released his second independent CD.The album
marked Porter's artistic growth from his constant
touring and a more developed songwriting perspective.
The song "Angry Words" became a top-10 staple on
Triple AAA radio stations around the country. This
radio success established Porter as a nationally
recognized artist, and brought the inevitable major
label bidding war to a boil. "Dog Eared Dream"
highlighted his pop songwriting sensibility and also his
acoustic guitar work that would grow into a style
uniquely his own — a mixture of Leo Kottke, Michael
Hedges, Richard Thompson and Lindsey Buckingham.
"Willy Porter's music demonstrates admirably that the technical excellence of his guitar-playing will never
overwhelm the essence of the song itself. In perfect symbiosis, the two disciplines of performance and
songwriting combine together to create the unique work for which he is admired by professional peers and
audiences alike. Oh - and a pretty damn fine singer too..." ~ Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull
overwhelm the essence of the song itself. In perfect symbiosis, the two disciplines of performance and
songwriting combine together to create the unique work for which he is admired by professional peers and
audiences alike. Oh - and a pretty damn fine singer too..." ~ Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull
Rows 5 - 18: $20
Rows 1 - 4: Dinner Package - $45 (click HERE for details)
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Rows 15 - 18: $15
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| Willy Porter - September 21 @ 7:30 |
Rows 5 - 14: $20
Rows 1 - 4: Dinner Package - $45 (click HERE for details)
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Barry McGuire -- best known for his big hit Eve Of
Destruction and, before that, Green Green (with The
New Christy Minstrels) -- has put together a "tribute"
show featuring some of the best -- and best loved --
songs of the '60s, called Trippin' The Sixties.
In addition to his own songs, Trippin’ The Sixties is
filled with other great '60s songs -- and great stories
about them and their creators, all of whom McGuire
spent time with back then -- such as: The Times They
Are a Changin’/Blowin’ In The Wind/Mr. Tambourine
Man/Turn Turn Turn (Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger & The
Byrds); California Dreamin’/Monday, Monday/Creeque
Alley (The Mamas & The Papas); What A Day For A
Daydream/Do You Believe in Magic? (The Lovin'
Spoonful); and many many more.
Destruction and, before that, Green Green (with The
New Christy Minstrels) -- has put together a "tribute"
show featuring some of the best -- and best loved --
songs of the '60s, called Trippin' The Sixties.
In addition to his own songs, Trippin’ The Sixties is
filled with other great '60s songs -- and great stories
about them and their creators, all of whom McGuire
spent time with back then -- such as: The Times They
Are a Changin’/Blowin’ In The Wind/Mr. Tambourine
Man/Turn Turn Turn (Bob Dylan, Pete Seeger & The
Byrds); California Dreamin’/Monday, Monday/Creeque
Alley (The Mamas & The Papas); What A Day For A
Daydream/Do You Believe in Magic? (The Lovin'
Spoonful); and many many more.
In performances all over the world, Trippin' The Sixties has elicited cheers and tears, sing-alongs and standing
ovations. Join us for another trip back to the days of the best music of our lives -- tie-dye clothing optional -- when
we go......Trippin' The Sixties.
ovations. Join us for another trip back to the days of the best music of our lives -- tie-dye clothing optional -- when
we go......Trippin' The Sixties.