[NEohioPAL] Rachel & the Beatnik Playboys at LCCC's Stocker Arts Center

Kimberly Carrasquillo via NEohioPAL neohiopal at lists.neohiopal.org
Thu Oct 2 08:36:17 PDT 2014


Rachel & the Beatnik Playboys at LCCC's Stocker Arts Center 

Rachel & the Beatnik Playboys will perform a wide variety of music at
their concerts at 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday, Oct. 10 and 11 at Lorain
County Community College's Stocker Arts Center. 

Tickets are $15 each for adults and $10 LCCC students with valid ID and
children 18 and under. Tickets may be purchased online at 
www.stockerartscenter.com, in person at the Stocker Box Office or by
calling (440) 366-4040.

Rachel Brown, Bill Watson, Roy King and Dave Huddleston, are four
professional musicians who play American roots music - blues, country,
rock, jazz, and swing. Rachel, who has performed professionally since
the age of 12, also has a day job teaching music at Elyria Middle
School.

 

About the Rachel and the Beatnik Playboys: 
RACHEL BROWN
Rachel Brown is an experienced singer, multi-instrumentalist and
songwriter. She has been playing and studying music for over 25 years.
She holds a master's in music education with a classical piano/choral
emphases and teaches music at Elyria Middle School. Rachel has performed
professionally since the age of 12. She has opened for many top artists
including Emmylou Harris, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Mary Chapin
Carpenter, Loretta Lynn, Ray Stevens, Toby Keith, Brad Paisley, Vern
Gosdin, Clint Black , Alan Jackson, Aaron Tippin, Bill Monroe, Ralph
Stanley, Richie Furay, Donna the Buffalo, Little Jimmy Dickens, Southern
Pacific, Ricky Scaggs and The Judds. 

BILL WATSON
Bill Watson has had an extensive and successful career out of performing
music for many years. Currently, you can also find Bill playing with
"The Numbers Band" (since 1990), "Hillbilly Idol" (since 1990), "Alex
Bevan" (since 1988) and "Clearfork" (since 1990). Some of you may
remember seeing Bill perform with "The Damn Band" (1991), "Reckless
Abandon" (1987), "Mimi Hart & The Bopkats" (1984-86), "Deadly Ernest &
The Honky Tonk Heroes" (1981-84), "Gopher Broke Swing Band" (1977-1981),
"Smackinrrouge" and "Better 'n Bacon Band" (pre 1977).

ROY KING
Roy King has had the pleasure of performing with living legends like
Mose Allison, Bucky Pizzerelli, Eddie Bo, Johnny Gimble and Jay McShann
to great local heroes such as Alex Bevan, the Gopher Broke Swing Band,
pianists Mike Petrone and Joe Hunter. Roy currently teaches drums and
percussion at Woodsys Music in Kent and Medina, as well as leading his
own jazz trio which plays at Nighttown in Cleveland. "I always wanted to
be a beatnik and a playboy," says Roy. "Now I can be both!"

DAVE HUDDLESTON
Dave Huddleston is a lifelong student and lover of music. He is known
locally as a vocalist, guitarist, and bassist. Born in Washington, DC,
and raised in Cleveland, Dave grew up in a musical family and was
exposed to a variety of music genres -- from Saturday Metropolitan Opera
radio broadcasts, to Broadway musicals played on the family hi-fi, to
pop tunes squeezed out of a tiny transistor radio tuned to WIXY 1260-AM.
His influences are all over the map -- Bach, Artie Shaw, Elvis, the
Temptations, the Beatles, Ella, 1960s TV themes, Gaetano Veloso, Chaka
Khan, U2, the Bee Gees, the Isley Brothers, Frankie Valli, Ennio
Morricone, Buck Owens. Dave sees every song and every gig as a chance
for exciting explorations, always with an element of surprise.

 

 

 

Kim Carrasquillo | Writer/Project Coordinator, Marketing and Outreach
Initiatives
Lorain County Community College | 1005 N Abbe Road | Elyria, Ohio 44035
t: 440.366.4822  f: 440.366.4113  e: kcarrasq at lorainccc.edu

 

 

 

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