Songwriter Night 6– May 21st, 2005
| Music Folk saw another great evening of original songs in the Songwriter Night series. We hosted Terri Langerak, Chris Johnson and John Wendland. | |
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Listening to a harmonica break. |
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RFT says “Johnson plays well, but his music is rarely pretty: his worn, almost Tom Waitsian voice spades through earthy, witty songs, and his banged up but beautiful Gibson rings with a raw thwack and sting that may hail from the blues but also sounds like nothing else in town.” He didn’t have his trusty Gibson but his playing still had a lot of punch. He’s got a good CD out called www.chrisjohnsonmusic.com |
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Terri’s songs displayed how much the harp is a part of her writing.They are a fascinating mix of folk harp tradition and contemporary styles, especially blues. |
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Most of the songs John performs solo are songs that his group Rough Shop also plays. Solo shows give people a chance to hear some great lyrics with just the guitar backing them up. |
