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Monthly Archives: March 2015

JRB RESIDENCY SET LIST: 3/13 w NORBERT LEO BUTZ, CAISSIE LEVY & REBECCA FAULKENBERRY

3/14/15

If every concert of my SubCulture residency is going to be like this one, then I’m going to have a fantastic year. Three incredible singers, an extraordinary violinist, the monstrous and affable Caucasian Rhythm Kings (featuring a new drummer, Zac Coe, from the original band of 13!), fifteen songs, including two brand-new world premieres, and a sold-out house. That’s the way to do it! Photo by James Hartnett Nothing In Common (Wearing Someone Else’s Clothes) Melinda (untitled new project) There With You – Caissie Levy Another Life (The Bridges of Madison County) – Caissie Levy Wondering (The Bridges of MadisonRead More »

SIX THINGS ABOUT JRB FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH

3/9/15

Hello wonderful fans and friends! Six quick hits and then I’ll send you on your way… 1. This coming Friday, March 13: JRB & the Caucasian Rhythm Kings have the long-delayed second concert of our residency at SubCulture, this time featuring the amazing Norbert Leo Butz, the sensational Caissie Levy, the supernatural Todd Reynolds and some other people who I haven’t exactly asked yet but are going to be thrilling. Click here for details and tickets! 2. The video of my concert with Anika Noni Rose, broadcast earlier this year on Channel 13, is now available for download or streaming on Vimeo. 3. The original soundtrack of that concert is nowRead More »

SET LIST: DePAUW UNIVERSITY, 3/7/15

3/7/15

Many thanks to a really fun crowd this afternoon in Greencastle IN, for singing your hearts out during “Caravan of Angels” and for generally putting up with my rambling patter (and for being so nice to my new song)! A whole weekend of master classes and talks will follow here at DePauw, and I’m looking forward to it. It All Fades Away (The Bridges of Madison County) I Could Be In Love With Someone Like You (Wearing Someone Else’s Clothes) Long Long Road (Wearing Someone Else’s Clothes) Nothing In Common (Wearing Someone Else’s Clothers) The Old Red Hills Of HomeRead More »