Listen Up! House Concert Featuring: The Jimbo Scott String Trio
Sat, Aug 14
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Jimbo Scott is well known for his solo work AND his work with Poor Man's Whiskey. He was a huge hit last time he played in the yard...this time he's bringing two amazing friends on bass and mandolin!
Time & Location
Aug 14, 2021, 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM
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About The Event
Please join us for our next Listen Up! House Concert welcoming Jimbo Scott for the first time!!
Gates open at 7:30 pm and the music will start around 8 pm.
About Jimbo Scott
A favorite in the Bay Area’s esteemed house concert scene and folk venues, and a member of the famed California jamgrass band, Poor Man’s Whiskey, Jimbo Scott’s music evokes traditions of Tennessee country and bluegrass, Oakland soul and sepia toned California landscapes and life-scapes. Described by Tahoe Weekly as “Honest Honey-Eyed Americana”, Jimbo’s music casts reflections around the room, flashing from honest self-deprecation to cinematic retrospectives on our part in shaping our communities and accounting the consequences of our actions and inactions. His signature baritone voice has moved many an audience including the Kate Wolf Music Festival, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass and the halls of the Fillmore Auditorium.
With the Jimbo Scott String Trio, Jimbo’s songs come to life flanked by the booming bass styles of Andy Merrill (The Risky Biscuits) and swiss army man on mando and guitar, Kiel Williams (The Risky Biscuits, Ghost Coach). With arrangements that range from chamber folk to old time, stomp and holler string band stylings, this trio can move and audience from joy to tears and back to exultation.
A little more about Listen Up! House Concerts at the P-Court Patio...
We LOVE music...and especially listening and HEARING great music without distraction of people talking. So come...ready to listen! :)
To Bring...
Your favorite beverages, your favorite friends, a beach chair (we have a lot of seating so this may not be needed...but just in case). Oh, and $15 for the donation bucket!