Singing songs from the new album 'Dream of the Miner's Child'. Triple bill! Clarence Bucaro kindly kicks the night off at 8pm."Walls of the World," Clarence's first new LP album since the critically acclaimed "'Til Spring" (2009) was released nationally and internationally in April on 20/20 Records. The album has also been featured in National Geographic, American Songwriter, No Depression and more. "Songs that hark back to the late 1960’s Van Morrison"NEW YORK TIMES“The roots offspring of Jackson Browne and Ricki Lee Jones"BOSTON PHOENIX“Jazz-infused songs reminiscent of Moondance-era Van Morrison.”TIME OUT NEW YORK After Jan Bell at 10pm Ana Egge whose latest album 'Bad Blood' was produced by Steve Earle. Lucinda Williams once called her “a folk Nina Simone.” But Ana Egge is more country than that. Raised by hippies who grew wheat in North Dakota, the Brooklyn singer–songwriter crafts homespun hymns on her sixth disc to sing with your bare feet on the dashboard. “Bully of New York” recounts a sad late–night conversation between Egge and a park ranger whose hours broke up his marriage (best part: She met him while hitchhiking). Egge’s rootsy pedal–steel pop recalls singers like Shawn Colvin, but her sharply observed tales of the overlooked and underpaid feel utterly of the moment. - ROLLING STONE
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