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SUMMARY:Fountain Blues Foundation VIP Fundraiser Party
DESCRIPTION:Thank you\, Poor House Bistro Studio\, for hosting this very cool Fountain Blues Foundation Fundraiser Party. Proceeds support the following Foundation goals: \n\nProvide a platform for blues musicians to find live music performance opportunities\, in a time of diminishing opportunities\nExpose the broader music community to the blues\, encouraging young artists/audiences of all ages to learn about the genre\nCreate opportunities for musicians to find mentorship and music industry experiences that can promote professional artistic growth\nPartner with local venues/merchants to promote the blues art form\nSupport economic development in San Jose by including local venues and merchants in Foundation programming\n\nWe have a great lineup! \n\n\nMaxx Cabello Jr. Band  7:30 – 9:00:  The American music flame will never go out as long as artists such as Maxx Cabello Jr. take the torch and keep it burning. This amazing guitarist\, soulful vocalist\, and prolific songwriter\, hails from the streets of the San Francisco Bay area where he is turning heads and bending the ears of the most jaded veteran musicians and music aficionados. Straight out of the South Bay\, this quiet-spoken\, polite college student turns into a powerful and captivating artist when he begins to play the guitar. We expect his star to be on the rise in the musical sky before long.\nJC Smith Band 5:30 – 7:00:  J.C. Smith Band brings you an electrifying musical experience. With music ranging from Jumpin’ Blues to Old School Soul\, this band can whip the most conservative audience into a crazed dancing machine. Over the years\, the San Jose native has emerged as a top Northern California bluesman who combines smooth\, soulful West Coast vocals with stinging guitar work marked more by grit than virtuosity. He performs with his high-energy seven-piece band on Saturday evening at Sly McFly’s.\nGary Smith & The Houserockers with special Guest Andy Just 3:30 – 5:00:  In January 1980 Gary Smith joined the Houserockers as the front man and leader. Overnight the Houserockers became the in demand blues band in the greater San Francisco and Monterey Bay Areas. Gary Smith & The Houserockers play a mix of blues styles\, ranging from the Chicago blues sounds of the 1950’s and early 1960’s\, to the jump blues and swing blues sounds from Texas and the West Coast\, the piano driven sound of New Orleans R&B.\nSweet HayaH 1:45 -3:00:  Lead vocalist\, Nehal Abuelata\, emphasizes that her love for music first began as an adolescent curious about finding who she was as an individual. She began hosting small shows for her family where she performed dance routines\, and incorporated lip-syncing\, role play\, as well as acting. Nehal exemplifies that Sweet HayaH is not conformed to one solo genre\, but a rather split mix of Retro-Soul\, Reggae\, Funk\, and Earthly Rock\, with a hint of Afro-Latin uniqueness.\nJefe Meduri & The Poor House Band 12 – 1:15:  For years\, Jeff Meduri’s Poor House Band has been the house band at the Poor House Bistro\, playing groove heavy rhythm and blues with a touch of rock\, country\, and jazz thrown in.\n\nFountain Blues Foundation\,  a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization\, is organized to preserve and promote the blues in Santa Clara County.  Learn More \nSpicy homemade Cajun jambalaya with sausage and shrimp \nNo host food from Poor House Bistro’s New Orleans style cuisine. \nAdvance general admission tickets are $75 and include two drink tickets and a Ron Thompson CD.
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/fountain-blues-foundation-vip-fundraiser-party/
LOCATION:Poor House Studio\, 87 Autumn St.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95110
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SUMMARY:Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears
DESCRIPTION:Embodying a deep repertoire of sounds\, drawing from the heavy grooves of Albert King\, the punked-up blues of R.L. Burnside\, the storytelling of Bobby “Blue” Bland\, the raw rootsiness of Howlin’ Wolf\, the funk of James Brown and the soulfully layered horns of The Rolling Stones\, Austin-based Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears (BJL+H) have been converting the next generation of music fans into blues fans through relentless touring and spreading their contagious fusion of funk\, Southern retro-soul and garage rock. \nBJL+H started gaining attention after 2007 tours opening for indie rock bands Spoon and Okkervil River – as well as crowd-pleasing performances at 2008s Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Musical Festivals.  This carried over into becoming a mainstay on the most popular festival rosters\, including:  Bonnaroo\, Coachella\, Bumbershoot\, Outside Lands\, Sasquatch! to name a few.  They’ve also appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson; Late Show with David Letterman; Austin City Limits and Later…With Jools Holland. With influences ranging from the shouting blues of Wilson Pickett\, to the soulful crooning of Sam Cooke\, Black Joe Lewis wins over fans of all ages with a timeless blend of old and new music that comes deep from the soul – and withstands the test of time.\nhttps://www.blackjoelewis.com/
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/black-joe-lewis-the-honeybears/
LOCATION:Plaza Park\, 1 Paseo de San Antonio\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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SUMMARY:Tommy Castro and the Painkillers
DESCRIPTION:Tommy Castro and the Painkillers \nIt’s been a big year. Tommy Castro swept three major awards at the 43rd Blues Music Awards\,  Castro\, 67\, took the B.B. King entertainer of the year award\, album of the year for Tommy Castro Presents a Bluesman Came to Town and\, with his band\, the Painkillers\, band of the year. The album reached No. 2 on Billboard‘s Blues Albums chart. \n“The hardest thing to do\,” says internationally beloved soul-blues rocker Tommy Castro\, “is be yourself\, take some chances and bring your fans along with you.” Throughout his long\, constantly evolving career\, guitarist\, singer and songwriter Tommy Castro has always remained true to himself while exploring\, growing and creating new music\, and he has taken his thousands of devoted fans right along with him. Since his solo debut in 1994\, he’s made 16 albums—the last seven for Alligator—each its own unique chapter in the book of Tommy Castro. Ranging from horn-fueled R&B to piping hot blues to fiery\, stripped-down rock ‘n’ roll\, each release is solidly built upon Castro’s unshakable musical foundation—a dynamic mix of 1960s-influenced guitar-fueled blues\, testifying Memphis-soaked blue-eyed soul and Latin-tinged East San Jose funk\, all driven by Castro’s grab-you-by-the-collar vocals and passionate guitar work. Blues Revue declared\, “Tommy Castro can do no wrong.” \nFor Castro’s album\, a roots music odyssey entitled Tommy Castro Presents A Bluesman Came To Town\, he tells a timeless story. This special project was composed by Castro along with Grammy Award-winning producer Tom Hambridge. Through its 13 songs\, A Bluesman Came To Town tells the tale of a young man working on his family farm who gets bitten by the blues bug. He masters the guitar and heads out on the road seeking fame and fortune\, only to find what he’s left behind is the treasure he’s been looking for. Each memorable song—from the blistering title track to the pleading Child Don’t Go to the hopeful I Caught A Break to the emotional Blues Prisoner—stands on its own\, as well as contributing to the larger story.  The album has garnered him six Blues Foundation Blues Music Award nominations\, including Blues Entertainer of the Year (an honor he has previously won in 2008 and 2009). \nBorn and raised in San Jose\, California\, Castro started playing guitar at the tender age of ten – initially inspired by Mike Bloomfield\, Eric Clapton\, and Elvin Bishop – he started the inevitable journey into the roots of his heroes and discovered and quickly became enamored of B.B. King\, Buddy Guy\, Elmore James\, Muddy Waters and Freddie King. His vocal styling came from constant listening to Ray Charles\, Wilson Pickett\, James Brown and Otis Redding.  After honing his chops playing with numerous Bay Area bands\, Castro landed a gig playing guitar for the San Francisco Dynatones\, who were then signed to Warner Bros.  The two-year stint augured well for Castro\, as he played to the biggest crowds he had seen to that point and had backing artists as diverse as Carla Thomas and Albert King. In 1993\, Castro formed his own group and released his first self-produced album “No Foolin” – garnering him the Bay Area Music Award for Best Club Band in 1993 and 1994\, and winning 1997 BAMMY’s for Outstanding Blues Musician and Outstanding Blues Album (for his Blind Pig Recording “Exception to the Rule”). Castro and his band followed these successes with a three-year stint working as the house band on NBC’s Comedy Showcase\, which aired after Saturday Night Live. \nOver the past three decades\, Castro has continued to win over fans in the Bay Area and beyond\, with critically acclaimed world tours and award-winning albums that have garnered numerous awards\, including four Blues Foundation Blues Music Awards in 2009 for his Alligator Records debut “Hard Believer” – including the coveted B.B. King Entertainer of the Year Award that same year.  Prior to the pandemic sidelining music industry tours\, Castro was successfully touring in support of his 2019 “Killin’ it Live” album\, which peaked at #3 and spent 18 weeks on the blues album charts. \nThis is a not-to-be-missed homecoming for one of San Jose’s most beloved blues sons\, who is raved by the Washington Post as conjuring “Soul-baring\, roadhouse-meets-church\, Memphis guitar-licks…gritty voice…Southern colors and rootsy textures.” \nhttps://www.tommycastro.com/
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/tommy-castro-and-the-painkillers/
LOCATION:Plaza Park\, 1 Paseo de San Antonio\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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SUMMARY:Marcia Ball with Mighty Mike Schermer
DESCRIPTION:Marcia Ball\nPianist\, songwriter and vocalist Marcia Ball has been described by Billboard Magazine as “A welcome ray of sunshine…Ball is a killer pianist\, a great singer and songwriter. Potent blues\, sweet zydeco\, soulful\, fast and furious Texas boogie…heartfelt\, powerful and righteous.” \nBall’s earliest awareness of blues came over the radio\, where she heard people like Irma Thomas\, Professor Longhair and Etta James\, all of whom she credits as influences.  Born in Orange\, Texas and raised in Vinton\, Louisiana\, her Acadian heritage and a lifetime of absorbing Gulf Coast rhythm and blues is evident in her original songs and the classics she chooses to cover – making her a one-of-a-kind favorite with music lovers all over the world. Ball has won worldwide fame and countless fans for her ability to ignite a full-scale roadhouse party every time she takes the stage. With each new release\, and five decades of honing her craft\, her reputation as a profoundly soulful singer\, a boundlessly talented pianist and a courageous\, inventive songwriter continues to grow. \nBall holds eleven Blues Music Awards\, ten Living Blues Awards\, and five Grammy Award nominations.  2010’s Grammy-nominated Roadside Attractions and 2014’s The Tattooed Lady And The Alligator Man successfully grew her fan base even further.  She has been inducted into both the Gulf Coast Music Hall Of Fame and the Louisiana Music Hall Of Fame.  The Texas State legislature named her the official 2018 Texas State Musician.  In 2018\, Marcia was inducted into the Austin City Limits Hall of Fame. \nCome see for yourself why her love of the road has led to years of soul-satisfying performances at festivals\, concert halls and clubs. \nhttp://marciaball.com
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/marcia-ball/
LOCATION:Plaza Park\, 1 Paseo de San Antonio\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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SUMMARY:Gary Smith and the Houserockers with special guest Andy Just
DESCRIPTION:The Houserockers played the inaugural Fountain Blues Festival on San Jose State’s campus in 1980 and continue to rock Bay Area fans for over four decades with their harmonica-driven\, jump blues/rock\, boasting a stellar lineup that includes: front man Gary Smith (vocals/harmonica); Gary B. Weller (guitar); Frank DeRose (bass); Sid Morris (keys/vocals); Jack Sanford (saxophone) and Jimmy Mulleniux (drums). The Houserockers promise to keep blues fans dancing out of their seats with a contagious mix of 1950’s-60’s Chicago blues\, combined with the jump blues/swing sounds from Texas and the West Coast – and the right dose of piano-driven New Orleans’ R&B. \nInnovative harmonica virtuoso Andy Just – also no stranger to the Festival having played numerous times since the late 80s – will join this legendary Bay Area line up to show why he is considered one of the most powerful harp players since James Cotton. Andy spent his early days honing his unique style in bands with blues legends Chris Cain and The Ford Blues Band\, as well as playing on side projects with Lowell Fulson\, Fenton Robinson\, Luther Tucker and John Lee Hooker. He’s been compared to greats like Sonny Boy Williamson and Charlie Parker\, while adding his own elements of soul\, jazz and rock.  This will be a unique reunion for past and present Bay Area Blues fans.
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/gary-smith-and-the-house-rockers/
LOCATION:Plaza Park\, 1 Paseo de San Antonio\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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SUMMARY:Tia Carroll and The Greaseland All Stars
DESCRIPTION:Bay Area blues singer supreme Tia Carroll’s sassy style of storytelling\, powerful voice and command of the stage have drawn comparisons to Tina Turner\, Koko Taylor\, Etta James and Aretha Franklin.  But Carroll has her own unique star power and blends influences from her East Bay\, California upbringing – combining a raw mix of sultry jazz\, gospel and soulful blues. \nOver the last two decades\, Carroll has quietly accumulated one of the most impressive entertainment resumes in the Bay Area and has become one of the most sought-after female singers on the West Coast – and beyond. Carroll has headlined venues and festivals all over the world with her former band The Hipnotics – sharing stages with legends Ray Charles\, Jimmy McCracklin\, Elvin Bishop and Sugar Pie DeSanto. She’s earned a reputation for her sizzling stage show – and it only seems fitting that Carroll was part of the production team who compiled the soundtrack and video documentary on the life history of female blues pioneer Ma Rainey with the Bay Area Blues Society’s Ronnie Stewart and Michael “Spiderman” Robinson. \nIn 2021\, Carroll teamed up with Grammy-Award Winning musician Jim Pugh’s Little Village Foundation and Kid Andersen of Greaseland Record Studios\, to finally release her first-ever U.S. recording. “You Gotta Have It!” is a talent-packed collaboration and includes some of the most powerful recordings of her career.  Tia’s emotive vocals truly mesh well together with the piano/organ playing of Little Village’s Jim Pugh and the jaw dropping\, yet tasteful guitar of Kid Andersen. The collaboration includes guest appearances by many blues greats (Charlie Hunter and Rick Estrin)\, including fellow Little Village Foundation bands like The Sons of Soul Revivers (SoSR). Former Fountain Blues Festival main stage performers – SoSR – added their awesome gospel soul stirring vocals to many of the tunes\, including their heartfelt rendition of the Staples Singers’ classic “Why Am I Treated So Bad?” and Z.Z. Hill’s deep soul blues ballad\, “I Need Someone.”  Carroll will be joined on stage at this year’s Festival with a band compiled from many of The Little Village Foundation’s talented blues/gospel family\, a set that will guarantee to have you dancing non-stop\, and leave you begging for more. \nhttp://www.tiacarroll.net/
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/tia-carroll-and-the-little-village-foundation-all-stars/
LOCATION:Plaza Park\, 1 Paseo de San Antonio\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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SUMMARY:The Club Fox Blues Jam Featuring Filmore Slim
DESCRIPTION:Born November 7\, 1934 in the rich musical heritage city of New Orleans\, Louisiana\, “Fillmore” has lived a transformation like no one else. Bestowed upon him are some of the most significant monikers that truly intertwine with a very real American history. “Tailbone”\, “Guitar Slim”\, “Fillmore Slim”\, “the O.G.”. His respect and love for music runs through them all. \nHe grew up on a farm picking cotton and plowing the fields utilizing a mule. As a youngster he discovered music from his grandmother. He moved to the Los Angeles area in 1955\, performing with his band Eddie and the Blues Slayers; he relocated to San Francisco opening shows for the likes of BB King and Dinah Washington; his first single released in the late 50ʼs\, was a song entitled ‘You Got the Nerve of a Brass Monkey’ on the Los Angeles based Dooto record label. \nThis VIP of the music and underworld would go on to be revered by the members of the hip hop world including Snoop Dogg\, 50 cent\, Big Daddy Kane and MC Lyte. Among other celebrated musicians\, he has toured with Joe Tex\, Harmonica Slim and Little Willie John\, performed with Sly Stone and T-Bone Walker\, and recorded with Joe Louis Walker\, Bobbie Webb and Rick Estrin. “Fillmore Slim” continues to master his gift of storytelling as singer/guitarist/songwriter. His musical styles\, a mix of Blues\, R&B\, Funk\, Rap\, Jazz\, West Coast Blues and Soul are what make “Fillmore” so chill.
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/the-club-fox-blues-jam-featuring-filmore-slim/
LOCATION:Club Fox\, 2209 Broadway\, Redwood City\, CA\, 94063
CATEGORIES:Club Fox
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SUMMARY:Girls Got the Blues 2022
DESCRIPTION:The Fountain Blues Foundation is pleased to invite you to join us for “Girls Got the Blues 2022”\, in person or virtually. \nGirls Got the Blues is raising funds for Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence –  the only stand-alone\, domestic violence agency in Santa Clara County\, answering approximately 15\,000 crisis calls and serving an average of 3\,000 survivors of domestic violence annually. Their comprehensive\, compassionate\, bilingual services are available free of charge to all women\, men\, LGBTQ and individuals across the gender spectrum and of varying abilities. \n \nThe concert will be broadcast via live stream on February 26th at 7 PM.\nYou can join us is person at the Barebottle Brewing Company on via live streamed on Facebook and YouTube. \nDon’t forget to purchase your Raffle Tickets for some excellent prizes! \nFIRST 10 DONATIONS will Receive Lara Price’s Autographed CD I Mean Business \nA Donation to View the Concert via Live Stream is greatly appreciated. \nAll proceeds support Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence. \n2022 Girls Got the Blues Artists:\n\nGaye Adegbalola/ Virginia\nLisa Man/ Oregon\nJeni Grouws/ Iowa\nEliza Neal/ New Jersey\nPam Hawkins/ Las Vegas\nLara Price\n\nAlso: Ariane Cap\, Wolf Wein\, Janice Maxie Reid\, Robin Roth\, Dolly Rappaport and The Sweet Nectar: Sue McCracklin & Maureen Smith
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/girls-got-the-blues-2022/
LOCATION:Barebottle Brewing Company\, 2520 Augustine Drive\, Santa Clara\, 95054\, United States
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SUMMARY:San Jose Jazz Winterfest:  Chris Pierce
DESCRIPTION:Fountain Blues Foundation co-presents with San Jose Jazz the powerhouse blues/Americana guitarist Chris Pierce in the SJZ Break Room in downtown San Jose as part of Winter Fest 2022. He shot to national prominence in 2021 with his version of “No One” from the hit ABC series “A Million Little Things.” Chris’ biting lyrics and fierce vocals are reminiscent of protest songs of the 1960s but speak to our own times.
URL:https://fountainblues.com/event/san-jose-jazz-winterfest-chris-pierce/
LOCATION:SJZ Break Room\, 310 S. 1st St.\, San Jose\, CA\, 95113
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