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Posted by: Kim_Hamilton on 06/21/2012 12:23 PM
Updated by: John_Hamilton on 07/18/2012 07:53 PM
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Wingnut Adams and His Groovin’ Band Rocks Arnold’s Cedar Center with Funky Blues and Out-of-this-World Harmonica.
Arnold, CA...One of Northern California’s most booked festival acts, Wingnut Adams has left his mark on stages at just about every blues festival, grape harvest festival, and county fair in California and he returns to Calaveras Arts Council’s Music in the Parks on July 18, performing at Cedar Center in Arnold. Music begins at 6:30pm...
Wingnut Adams pays homage to the roots of the Blues, while injecting his own life experiences into a funky musical stew that captures hearts and souls everywhere! Wingnut began his musical journey as a percussionist for well respected artists including Archie Lee Hooker and Ron Thompson. He went out on his own in 2002 to begin work on the first of five CD projects to date. From day one, fans everywhere soon realized that Wingnut had a love for a strong danceable groove, as well as a desire to interact with the fans to a very high degree. So bring the entire family and your dancin’ shoes.
Wingnut's goals were straightforward, Keep it simple. With a groove, take it to the people; give 'em everything you’ve got. He was named Band Leader of the Year by The West Coast Blues Hall of Fame for 2008. He has spent decades living the music that he performs nightly. Wingnut’s goals have worked. He averages over 200 dates annually year after year. He delivers great grass roots music to the people. From small smoky dives to large festivals, this Blues man delivers the goods. Wingnut sets the bar high. There is no middle ground. Sweat and soul, every time … all the time! As a direct result of his live shows, Wingnut has sold over 30,000 CDs without industry support!
Wingnut is a regular at major blues clubs including Rum Boogie Cafe, Memphis; Biscuits and Blues, San Francisco; Lou’s Pier 47, San Francisco JJ’s Blues, San Jose, The Caspar Inn, Mendocino coast; The Crystal Bay Club, Lake Tahoe; Squaw Valley Resort; Lake Tahoe...as well as a long list of hoppin’ clubs from Bakersfield to the Oregon border!
Bring your low back chairs, picnic dinner; sit back and enjoy the show.
To get to Arnold Cedar Center take Highway 4 to Downtown Arnold. Turn North on Oak Circle to the Cedar Center. The park is behind El Dorado Savings Bank.
The next Music in the Parks concert is with Alma on July 25 in Mokelumne Hill at Shutter Tree Park. For more details about Music in the Parks, visit www.calaverasarts.org or call (209) 754-1774.
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