San Francisco Communion 9th January 2012

Communion also returns to San Francisco in 2012 with a stellar lineup!

The Soft White Sixties
http://www.thesoftwhitesixties.com/
San Francisco’s The Soft White Sixties are a hard-driving, original rock and roll band that delivers R&B grooves and pop hooks with the transformative power of raw soul.
They have been described as “a perfect mix of on the side of a railroad track blues and early seventies psych-meets-arena-rock” (Owl Mag) and likened to “a feast of Hamm’s ale and cheap cigarettes on the porch with Duane Allman and Dan Auerbach” (Sacramento Press).

Zane Carney
http://www.zanecarney.com/
As a guitarist, Zane is sought after for his unique combination of jazz sensibility and rock and roll abandonment. And it makes sense considering that when growing up he spent equal times listening to Aerosmith, Queen and The Beatles as he spent transcribing Wes Montgomery, Miles Davis and Bill Evans. But, it is his deep knowledge of jazz and classical theory mixed with his almost careless lack of inhibition that seem to most directly influence this unusual amalgamation of musical taste.

Big Eagle
http://www.mrgrecordings.com/artists/bigeagle.html
Hear Robyn Miller sing, and it’s clear she has country in her heart and something wild in her veins. It’s there in the tender folk ballads and the free-spirited rockers on her debut full-length, “Willow Creek,” which she wrote and recorded as Big Eagle. Miller is singing what she knows. The daughter of an artist and a naturalist, she grew up among the towering redwoods of Humboldt County, California. And even though her path took her far afield from her rustic roots, they still bubble up in her songs, along with hints of the many adventures she has had along the way.

Gabriel Kelley
“The Truth Of It” - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qroD0ysYLzQ

Amy Blaschke
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amy-Blaschke-Music/
“Lonely Cahoot” - http://youtu.be/K4kE5CQg-f0

Doors @ 7:30PM – Show @ 8:30PM
Age: 21+
Tickets: $14 door / $12 adv from here