CLAUDIA SWARTZ AND BLUES ENIGMA WHEN: FRI JULY 24TH 2009 FROM 7PM - 9PM WHERE: HQ LIBRARY FOR FOURTH FRIDAY CORKY JONES, RAY KING, JUSTIN KING AND RICKY BRIGMAN. BLUESENIGMA WILL DELIVER A RAW AND ECLECTIC MIX OF THE BLUES GUARANTEED TO MAKE YOU WANNA DANCE! DON'T MISS US ON FOURTH FRIDAY AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS! 5TH ANNUAL LOCAL ARTIST BLUES SHOW CASE WHEN: SUNDAY AUGUST 9TH FROM 1PM - 6 PM WHERE: PATE ROOM HQ LIBRARY 300 MAIDEN LN. COME JOIN FAYETTEVILLE'S ELITE PERFORMERS OF THE BLUES FOR ANOTHER SHOW OF WORLD CLASS ENTERTAINMENT! FREE ADMISSION ALL AGES BANDS: ROBBIE REID CORKY JONES BLUESENIGMA GUY UNGER AND STUDENTS RAY KING "LAKOTA" JOHN ETHAN HANSON HOSTED AND ORGANIZED BY: CLAUDIA SWARTZ INFO: (910) 483-7727 EXT.202 4TH ANNUAL " BOHEMIAN" ARTS AND MUSIC FESTIVAL 2009 FAYETTEVILLE'S HOTTEST BANDS AND VISUAL ARTISTS ARE GATHERING FOR THE FOURTH TIME FOR THIS AWESOME AND UNIQUE SPECTACLE. PERFORMERS YET TO BE ANNOUNCED BUT WILL INCLUDE BLUES, JAZZ, SALSA, ACOUSTIC AND OTHER GENRES. ALSO BELLY DANCERS, JEWELRY MAKERS, AND EVERYTHING YOU SEE OR HEAR CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE LIBRARY TO SUPPORT LOCAL ARTISTS. HOSTED BY: CLAUDIA SWARTZ SPONSORED BY: BEATHEARTPRODUCTIONS MUSIC AND ARTS EVENTS PLEASE SPREAD THW WORD AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF LOCAL LIVE MUSIC AND ARTS EVENTS AT THE LIBRARY! INFORMATION: EMAIL: BLUESLOVER51@YAHOO.COM CALL: (910) 483-7727 EXT.202
2 comments:
Claudia...Did you actually "discover" the Fayetteville blues scene during the 80's?
I remember the early 60's. Jazz & blues were going strong if you cared and wanted to be a part. It was never, and will never be a part of the "main-stream".
Peace...Randy Holliday
HI Randy
This is a post from June, and I doubt Claudia will see it. However, don't be so harsh on Claudia. I believe that Claudia is originally from Germany and was not in Fayetteville until the 80s.
I would also say you should be grateful that you have people like Claudia who work very hard to promote blues and blues players.
I am not sure what you mean by mainstream. I am not sure it matters either way. However, I can safely say that the blues will be around well after you and me are long gone. It has been around since the days of slavery and it will be around as long as people have the blues.
Tom Gary
Blues Historian
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