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| Saturday, February 13, 9:30 pm |
| With Levi Ray at The
Capital Bar |
| 3017 Morton Street |
| Fort Worth, Texas |
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| Thursday, February 18, 9 pm |
| Fort Worth Music Co-Op presents |
| No Class, Madame Joy & The Dan Family |
| Lola's
Sixth |
| 2736 West 6th Street |
| Fort Worth, Texas |
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Misery and
Gold 2003 |
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Honky-tonk country and the
rock-folk hybrid mingle on this Fort Worth resident's fine CD.
- Dallas Morning News |
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| • North Through the
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| • Another Jukebox |
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| Ed Rogers has blurred vision when it
comes to musical styles. Although “Misery and Gold”,
is a country music record, he doesn’t see himself
as a honky-tonk hero. He uses a fluid concept of genre
to interpret the songs of friends and influences, and
explore the similarities of blues, rock, country and folk
music. Years spent with gypsy troubadours and tone-deaf
cowboys left him with a significant catalog of covers
and inspired originals. A talented singer, guitarist and
front man, Rogers delivers this music with distinct style
and finds his way into the hearts and minds of his audience.
Ed also does double duty as the drummer for No
Class, a band from the humble beginnings of acoustic
song circles that has gathered steam to emerge as an
area favorite. |
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