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Damian Erskine Project & Sean Hutchinson’s Still Life
Thursday, August 25 at 12:00am
Location: Goodfoot Pub & Lounge
Erik Deutsch- Piano/Effects (Norah Jones, Charlie Hunter)
Chris Tarry- Electric Bass (John Scofield, Dave Binney)
SH- Drums/Electronics (Francis & the Lights, Alan Pasqua, New Monsoon)
Blending acoustic instruments with an electronic ambience, Still Life create a sonic world where machine-like drum beats, melodic bass-lines, and lush piano textures set the stage for singable melodies and moving improvisational displays. SL is equally influenced by the giants of rock such as the Beatles and Wilco as by the great jazz trio units of Brad Mehldau and Ahmad Jamal, with electronic edge of Radiohead.
Damian Erskine Project:
PDX’s incomparable bassist, Damian Erskine gathers some truly impressive friends (Reinhard Melz, Ben Darwish, John Nastos) for a spectacular double bill!
$6
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