Friday – Lee Blackmon With a Dash of Harris Collection
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Roger Carlson sings along with Lee Blackmon |
If you were looking for me Friday night, you would have
found me at Bleyart’s entertaining a rowdy crowd with Lee Blackmon. During a
break, I made a mad dash down to the Mound Street Landing to catch a bit of the
Harris Collection’s Toys for Tots Benefit. The band sounded great, and there
were Marines in dress uniforms everywhere. Tom Zick was running sound, and
during a Harris break he stopped by Bleyarts. Also in attendance at Bleyarts
were Roger Carlson and Bill Spain who joined Lee for a few songs.
Saturday – a Rascals/RME Sandwich
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1st Impression's Rascals Debut |
Saturday night began and ended at Rascals Live, with a short
break at the River Music Experience to catch some Trampled Under Foot. 1st
Impression was playing Rascals for the first time, opening for Nashville rockers
Sex Panther. 1st Impression rocked a party-ready crowd that filled the
dance floor.
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Who says you can't rock in heels? |
After 1st
Impression’s set, I made a mad dash for the RME, as I had a ticket to see
Trampled Under Foot on the Redstone Room stage. I know TUF is not a local band,
but they are a local favorite. And I’ve
seen them each time they have played in Davenport. The opportunity to see them
in the Redstone Room was not one I intended to miss! The Schnebelen siblings
did not disappoint… if anything, I was disappointed that I missed so much of
their show!
Soon after TUF finished their last set and encore, I was
back at Rascals to see what all this Sex Panther hubbub was really about. Daniel
Rangel, Quad-City native and former 1st Impression drummer brought
Sex Panther home for a visit. Sex Panther has a hard rock sound, and it’s
obvious these three guys have a lot of fun.
The Sex Panther set turned into a jam session as other musicians joined
them on stage, including Becky Anson whose vocals fit right in with the Sex
Panther sound.
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1st Impression's Becky Anson shows Sex Panther a thing or two |
This week
Friday -
TwoPeace is at Rozz-Tox, Martinis on the Rock has Funktastic
Five, and The Karry Outz are playing at the 11th Street Precinct.
Chuck Murphy is doing an early set at Rustic Ridge, Brady Street Pub has the
Low Down and Terry and the Loan Sharks can be found at Rascals. RIBCO has a big
ticket with The Horde, Leftwich, Angeldust and Hill to Die Upon.
Saturday –
Cobalt Blue takes the stage at the Muddy Waters, Simon Says Uncle is at Rascals and 11th Street Precinct has Keep
off The Grass. Purgatorys will see Propaganda, while Crossroads is at the
Mound Street Landing and Squids Beard is playing at RIBCO. Machine Gun Willy
has a show at Crabby’s and you can find Danika Holmes at DaVincis.
There's so much live music, no one should leave the table hungry! And if you're looking for more photos, check out my Flickr page.
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