Guy Clark sets tour dates
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 – Guy Clark is hitting the road in support of his CD "Sometimes the Song Writes You" (Dualtone). The Texas songwriter has dates from Sept. 17 until Nov. 11.
Dates are:
Sept. 17 Minneapolis, MN Cedar Cultural Center
Sept. 19 Cascade, IA Ellen Kennedy Fine Arts Center
Sept. 23 Nashville, TN The Belcourt Theatre
Sept. 25-26 Steelville, MO Wildwood Springs Lodge
Oct. 3 San Francisco, CA Golden Gate Park
Oct. 22 Ann Arbor, MI The Ark
Oct. 27 New York, NY B.B. King Blues Club
Oct. 28 Piermont, NY The Turning Point
Oct. 30 Bay Shore, NY Boulton Center for the Performing Arts
Nov. 1 Albany, NY Swyer Theatre - The Egg
Nov. 18 Dallas, TX Granada Theatre
Nov. 20-21 Austin, TX Texas Union Theatre
More news for Guy Clark
- 02/11/20: Clark documentary world premieres at SXSW
- 01/15/20: Doc on Van Zandt, Clarks debuts at SXSW 2020
- 05/17/16: Guy Clark dies at 74
- 07/23/13: Clark, Tillis, Morgan dish out new discs
- 04/17/13: Clark sings of his favorite picture
- 06/21/11: Guy Clark goes live
- 03/27/06: Guy Clark inks deal with Dualtone
CD reviews for Guy Clark
"The Best Of The Dualtone Years," a collection of Guy Clark's later recordings, finds the late respected singer/songwriter aging particularly well. He sings these songs with that familiar gruff voice of his and keeps arrangements relatively simple. However, never let such apparent simplicity fool you into believing this is also simple music. The way he digs deeply into the one woman's complicated motives during "Rain in Durango" quickly puts that notion to rest. ...
Guy Clark has already written a lifetime of songs - Desperadoes Waiting for a Train, L.A. Freeway, Homegrown Tomatoes, A Nickel for the Fiddler - that have been recorded by folks from Rita Coolidge and Ricky Skaggs to Rodney Crowell. On his first studio album in four years, Clark, with his consummate artistry, paints more vivid word pictures on a broad canvas.
Joined by his long-time guitarist Verlon Thompson, as well as Bryn Davies on bass and cello, Shawn Camp on guitar, mandolin and banjo, ...
A notable gathering of alt. country dignitaries celebrate Texas singer/songwriter Guy Clark's recent 70th birthday with this 2-disc collection. Willie Nelson takes a turn on one of Clark's best known tunes with the often covered Desperados Waiting For A Train, which Nelson himself recorded with The Highwaymen. Fellow Highwayman Kris Kristofferson contributes Hemingways' Whiskey, which serves as the title track with the lines "Sail away, sail away, as the day grows dim/ Live ...
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