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Chris Robinson Brotherhood – December 31st – Cervantes’ Ballroom

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date January 8, 2013
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Chris Robinson took a full house at Cervantes’ on a psychedelic journey through old songs, new songs, and a myriad of influences that could not have happened without his new band, The Brotherhood, standing behind him. CRB is not The Crowes, The Dead, or anyone else…it is a new journey being taken by a group of seasoned musicians, and it is a great trip to take…magically mellow as a mushroom.

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Little Feat’s Paul Barrere Talks Feat Past and Present

Post Author By Brian Turk
Post Date September 12, 2012
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Little Feat is a band that has been in the trenches of Rock and Roll since the revolution began. In 1969, Frank Zappa suggested Lowel George leave The Mothers of Invention and form his own band, and that same year George formed Little Feat with the goal of combining Blues, Funk, Country, Folk, Rhythm and Blues and Rock and Roll. Listen Up Denver! had the honor of catching up with Little Feat’s Paul Barrere while he was in a hotel in New York, and we talked Feat past and present.

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The New Orleans Suspects – August 11th – Quixotes’ True Blue

Post Author By Jim Mimna
Post Date August 22, 2012
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The New Orleans Suspects are the newest band of their kind out of New Orleans, and yet is old school in its approach and its lineup. Let’s not mince words here; this band is a super-group by all measures. All you have to do is look at the players’ resumes. The band played a nice mix of NOLA staples and band originals, giving the audience a healthy dose of old and new material. They brought the heat on songs like “Smoke My Peacepipe” and “Sneakin’ Sally” with vocal arrangements that melted like butter on a hot NOLA day.

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Dirty Dozen Brass Band Talks Treme and A New Record

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Post Date July 13, 2011
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Baritone Sax man of Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Roger Lewis, was kind enough to spend some time with Listen Up Denver! as he woke up in New Orleans the morning the band was hitting the road for a run of shows here in Colorado. As he rubbed the sleep from his eyes and The Sandman’s fog lifted from mind, Lewis opened up about everything from the beginnings of the band to the progress they are making on a new record.