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John K Band - 4/11/10 - Bossa In D.c


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Howdy Folks-

I'm playing one set with some local cats on Sunday, April 11, 2010 at the Bossa Bistro & Lounge:

2463 18th Street Northwest

Washington, DC 20009-2003

(202) 667-0088

I'm calling it the John K Band for now. Also on the bill will be Djesben (www.djesben.net) and Elijah Tucker (www.myspace.com/generousmusic).

Peace & Be Well!

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psyched to hear this!

John,

Thanks for the Heads up!

It would be nice to catch the show, as it's a while before any of you guys are in my area(April sounds sweet!)

Had a blast @ the Tacoma Park show last year-Any chance of hooking up with Toffer Dunne for another JGB show?

Best of luck in all you do,

Rob

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Bossa Lounge

Start Time 7;30pm and 12: midnight

2463 18th Street Northwest

Washington, DC

3 bands at Bossa! Djesben, Elijah Tucker & Generous Music, and John Kadlecik.

Djesben kicks off the night with our special blend of DC Icono-Jazz featuring Chapman Stick, Appalachian dulcimer and Conga drums.

Elijah Tucker & Generous Music are second up & hail from Brooklyn with a sweet sound that made Tom Marshall, Phish's lyricist, say last year "I was alternating between this record and (Phish's) "Joy" for the past couple weeks...really nice orchestration throughout...cool voice. It's a great album."

John Kadlecik, the lead guitarist for Furthur and co-founder of Dark Star Orchestra, will close out the night with a mix of original songs and covers.

This *will be* a rockin' night of music. See you there!

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Mike thanks for the info, but it doesn't really help. I'm there to see John and his set. I need to know when he is coming on roughly. I will check the other acts out, but my primary concern is to see John.

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Mike thanks for the info, but it doesn't really help. I'm there to see John and his set. I need to know when he is coming on roughly. I will check the other acts out, but my primary concern is to see John.

Rick , if you get ther 7:30 your guaranteed not to miss JK ... his band is last up ... music starts 7-7:30 pm and it looks like curfew is 12: midnight ... have fun ...

John Kadlecik, the lead guitarist for Furthur and co-founder of Dark Star Orchestra, will close out the night with a mix of original songs and covers.

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Rick , if you get ther 7:30 your guaranteed not to miss JK ... his band is last uo ... music starts 7-7:30 pm and it looks like curfew is 12: midnight ... have fun ...

John Kadlecik, the lead guitarist for Furthur and co-founder of Dark Star Orchestra, will close out the night with a mix of original songs and covers.

Ya, well at least I can zero in a little bit. I don't need to be there at 730.

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Ya, well at least I can zero in a little bit. I don't need to be there at 730.

I wish I could go , but the drive home would put me back in NJ around 5 am and I early apiontments that day with my wife .... Enjoy the show !!!

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I wish I could go , but the drive home would put me back in NJ around 5 am and I early apiontments that day with my wife .... Enjoy the show !!!

You can always crash on the pull out for a little bit, but I don't know how that would work with the appointments. How early are they?

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You can always crash on the pull out for a little bit, but I don't know how that would work with the appointments. How early are they?

8:am with and hour drive from my house and I cant be all zoned out when these Dr's start telling us whats up ... next time for sure my little Bro !!!

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Thank you to all the folks that came to the show last night in DC! Sold out! (full disclosure: $5 cover and 80 person capacity room)... it was a bit like a mini festival, with 3 bands (on a 8' by 10' stage!) Thank you to Djesben & Elijah Tucker for being part of a very fun night! Here's the setlist:

John K Band - Bossa - Washington, DC - 4-11-2010

Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Second That Emotion

Sister Smiles

Givin' Me the Business

What's Become of Mary

Suzy Greenberg

Nobody Told Me

That's What Love Will Make You Do

Russian Lullaby

After Midnight>

Walking in Your Footsteps>

Man Smart Woman Smarter

How Sweet It Is

E:Sisters and Brothers

Peace!

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Thank you to all the folks that came to the show last night in DC! Sold out! (full disclosure: $5 cover and 80 person capacity room)... it was a bit like a mini festival, with 3 bands (on a 8' by 10' stage!) Thank you to Djesben & Elijah Tucker for being part of a very fun night! Here's the setlist:

John K Band - Bossa - Washington, DC - 4-11-2010

Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Second That Emotion

Sister Smiles

Givin' Me the Business

What's Become of Mary

Suzy Greenberg

Nobody Told Me

That's What Love Will Make You Do

Russian Lullaby

After Midnight>

Walking in Your Footsteps>

Man Smart Woman Smarter

How Sweet It Is

E:Sisters and Brothers

Peace!

Sounds like a grate show!

The Sunday night made it impossible to attend from NJ....Hoping there are more shows in the near future!

Peace,

Rob

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PS: two more shows on the books:

May 10th at Chief Ike's in DC

w/ Tom Constanten

Benefit for Smoke In on July 4th in DC (www.smoke-in.org)

May 14 at the Senator Theater in Baltimore, MD

w/ The Wharf Rats

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JK I love your org tunes. I have a burnt copy of the CD you put out but I have worn it out. I'd like to buy one. Do you have a link or a way I can get my hands on one?

Keep up the good work my friend.

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Could anyone here, or perhaps JK himself, tell us a little more about the band? I'm wondering what the configuration is, and who the players are. The setlist looks fantastic--wish I could have been there!

Here's the lineup:

Scott Fitzpatrick - drums

Katy Gaughan - percussion

Paul Grepps - keyboards

Larry Joseloff - bass

me - guitar & vocals

here's a link to an audience recording from last night:

http://www.archive.o...ossaLounge41110

Hope you dig it!

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Thanks John! The show was a blast. Several friends from school and the area attended and I had a blast dancing. The keyboard player particularly stood out to me and of course, John ripped it. Perfect weekend, two DSO shows and the JK band. Unfortunately, no more shows until So Cal for DSO. See everyone real soon.

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Thus Spoke Zarathustra

?..

also, not to get off topic... but seeing What's Become Of Mary reminded me of how much I wish Furthur would play it... I see it working really well.

If JK band ever comes further north I will no doubt be there..

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?..

The title of a novel by Nietzsche; classical work by Richard Strauss; most know the tune because of its opening movement used in the soundtrack of "2001, A Space Odyssey." You'd instantly recognize it.

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The title of a novel by Nietzsche; classical work by Richard Strauss; most know the tune because of its opening movement used in the soundtrack of "2001, A Space Odyssey." You'd instantly recognize it.

When Phish plays it, they call it 2001.

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