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Post by marcie on May 22, 2014 17:48:28 GMT
Hi friends! Paul (Ex Dayglo Pirates) and Marcie here.. We're delighted to be performing our acoustic Jethro Tull tribute show at the following 3 West Coast venues: (see videos below to refresh your memories :-)) Where: The Coffee Gallery, 2029 N. Lake, Altadena, CA When: June 10th, 2014 @ 8:00pm Tix: $18 Reservations: (626) 798-6236 between 10 A. M. and 10 P.M. (Seating is limited, so book now!) Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/277543359073132/Where: Empty Sea Studios (Warm up for guitarist Russ Stalton) 6300 Phinney Ave N. Seattle, WA 98103 When: June 21st @ 7:00pm Tix: $15 Keep checking this site for more info: www.emptysea.com/Where: The Barn (Concerts at the Barn Series) Cantata Farm 5816 Ray Nash Dr. NW, Gig Harbor WA Special Guest: Gary Stroutsos, world music flutist When: June 22nd, 2014 @ 7:00pm Free entry (seating is limited) Barn web site for more info: rasalton.wix.com/barn-concerts Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/1432856216963907/We hope to see you there! Paul performing with Jethro Tull, Bournmouth, 2008: Paul and Marcie performing "Reasons for Waiting" at the "Itullians" Festival, 2008 |
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on May 22, 2014 20:04:52 GMT
Hi Marcie, I hope the West Coast swing goes well for you and Paul.
Charlie
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Post by Tulltapes on May 22, 2014 20:08:44 GMT
Looks great Marcie thanks. Maybe you guys will make out Northeast USA sometime. If so let me know I can probably help with gigs.
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Post by Quizz Kid on May 22, 2014 20:11:48 GMT
Hi Marcie, would love to get to one of your shows, if only it wasn't for the Atlantic!
Hope the shows go well, I'm sure we'll get to here about them here.
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Post by marcie on May 23, 2014 4:23:53 GMT
Thank you for the kind words, all!
Best,
Marcie
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Post by Deleted on Jun 11, 2014 16:30:04 GMT
Well I attended a nice affair last night. Those of you that know me know I have a particular critical interest in "Tull Tributes" so I do pay close attention and was very glad I attended last night. It was Coffeehouse venue in North Pasadena. Great little showcase for an intimate performance by Paul and Marcie Forrest. I have been aware of Paul and Marcie for quite some time and can safely say they are first rate talents. Paul stuck to guitar and singing and Marcie played flute and sang. Vocals were very impressive, their harmonies were just beautiful stuff. The fare was mostly Tull with a good quarter of the 2 sets being originals that were very impressive. The Tull set was properly varied, including Reasons for Waiting, Jack n the Green, a modified Dun Ringell, Sossity, Mother Goose, The Whistler, A Gift of Roses (A Birthday request for our FB friend Steve Smith) Just trying to Be, Minstrel in the Gallery, and a great and creative edit of Thick as a Brick. Paul's voice IS remarkably akin to a younger Ian Anderson and Marcie obviously a schooled musician,had a lovely voice and is a very skilled flute player (no clinkers there!) They also had some great stories of times spent with (and playing with) Ian and a variety of other past members of Tull in many different countries! They currently reside in Israel. Their originals rank high, one in particular "One More Day" I believe was the title, was a very impressive. So a great evening, sat and talked for while, very cool to make the connection with more Tull folks. BTW If you happen to be on FB and aren't already, find and friend Steve Smith he offers up lots of good "media" news and a great Tull fan, had a chance to talk with him and meet a lot of his friends there, great guy and nice people. I'd do it again        |
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Post by Tulltapes on Jun 11, 2014 19:21:34 GMT
Great review and great pics. Glad you were able to make it.
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Post by bambooflute on Jun 11, 2014 22:00:06 GMT
Well I attended a nice affair last night. Those of you that know me know I have a particular critical interest in "Tull Tributes" so I do pay close attention and was very glad I attended last night. It was Coffeehouse venue in North Pasadena. Great little showcase for an intimate performance by Paul and Marcie Forrest. I have been aware of Paul and Marcie for quite some time and can safely say they are first rate talents. Paul stuck to guitar and singing and Marcie played flute and sang. Vocals were very impressive, their harmonies were just beautiful stuff. The fare was mostly Tull with a good quarter of the 2 sets being originals that were very impressive. The Tull set was properly varied, including Reasons for Waiting, Jack n the Green, a modified Dun Ringell, Sossity, Mother Goose, The Whistler, A Gift of Roses (A Birthday request for our FB friend Steve Smith) Just trying to Be, Minstrel in the Gallery, and a great and creative edit of Thick as a Brick. Paul's voice IS remarkably akin to a younger Ian Anderson and Marcie obviously a schooled musician,had a lovely voice and is a very skilled flute player (no clinkers there!) They also had some great stories of times spent with (and playing with) Ian and a variety of other past members of Tull in many different countries! They currently reside in Israel. Their originals rank high, one in particular "One More Day" I believe was the title, was a very impressive. So a great evening, sat and talked for while, very cool to make the connection with more Tull folks. BTW If you happen to be on FB and aren't already, find and friend Steve Smith he offers up lots of good "media" news and a great Tull fan, had a chance to talk with him and meet a lot of his friends there, great guy and nice people. I'd do it again Great review and photos, Darin! I would love to have heard "A Gift of Roses!" -David |
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