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Carolyn Wonderland
Musicrock and rolllive musicguitaristrumentaltex texcarolyn wonderlandtexas bluescosmic soul
Oct11
Sunday · 6:00 pm
$31.90
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Sunday · 6:00 pm
$31.90
Cafe Wha?, New York
Carolyn Wonderland , with her dynamic guitar playing, formidable songwriting, and pure Texas vocals, has more than earned her reputation as a fiercely independent artist. Wonderland plays original, bluesified, cosmic soul music, mixed with heavy doses of Tex-Mex and riff-fueled rock 'n' roll. She has been performing professionally since the age of 15 and has led a colorful and adventurous life. On the road her entire career, she's played with icons from Townes Van Zandt to Levon Helm, from Buddy Guy to Hubert Sumlin, from Bob Dylan to John Mayall, all while writing her own story. On her new Alligator Records album, Truth Is , Wonderland, with her vividly detailed, instantly memorable songs, reflects on the world with honesty and righteous conviction. Wonderland's bold and insightful songs tell common-sense truths that, in her words, "need to be told." They are driven by her sometimes savage and other times gently melodic guitar fingerpicking, along with her full-throated yet still vulnerable vocals. As for the album's brutally honest subject matter, Wonderland says, "There's always hope and we're still here for each other, but at some point, you have to sing about the elephant in the room." Truth Is is a timeless album for these times. Over the course of the album's 12 songs--including 10 Wonderland originals and co-writes--Wonderland and her band create lasting musical magic. From the blistering, ear-opening Sooner Or Later to the riff-heavy battle cry I Ain't Going Back to the emotional gut-punch of the title track, this is music that commands attention. The poignant, profound and heartbreaking Let's Play A Game , to the swaggeringly bluesy Whistlin' Past The Graveyard Again ("that's a day in the life of me and my friends," says Wonderland), to the cathartic closer, Blues For Gene (a tribute to her late friend, piano giant Gene Taylor, with Carolyn and album producer Dave Alvin shedding tears as they were recording the track), the songs tell real and relatable stories while running the full gamut of emotions. Please Note: All Sales Final. Two Item Minimum Per Attendee
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