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DAVE ALVIN and PHIL ALVIN • L0ST TIME Wednesday, March 2Nd Waiting Room Lounge, Omaha See for Tix & Info VOLUME TWENTY-ONE, NUMBER TWO • FEBRUARY 2016 Thursday, Feb. 4th - 6 pm • THE NICK SCHNEBELEN BAND • 21st Saloon, Omaha DAVE ALVIN AND PHIL ALVIN • L0ST TIME Wednesday, March 2nd Waiting Room Lounge, Omaha See www.sundayroadhouse.com for tix & info Thursday, March 3rd Zoo Bar, Lincoln See www.zoobar.com for tix & info Feb. 4th ...................................................... Nick Schnebelen Band ($10) Feb. 6th (Sat. 8 pm) ............................................Achilles Last Band ($5) Feb. 11th ...................................................................... Kelley Hunt ($15) Feb. 18th .....................................Studebaker John and the Hawks ($10) Feb. 20th (Sat. 8 pm) .................................. Daddy Mac & the Flack ($5) KELLEY HUNT Feb. 25th ..............................................................Randy McAllister ($10) Thursday, Feb.11th - 6 pm Feb. 27th (Sat. 8 pm) ................ Tim Budig Band CD Release Party ($5) March 3rd ................................................. The Chris Duarte Group ($10) 21st Saloon, Omaha March 5th (Sat. 8 pm) ..............Kris Lager Band ($10 with first drink free) March 10th ............................................................... Johnny Rawls ($10) PAGE 2 BLUES NEWS • BLUES SOCIETY OF OMAHA Please consider switching to the GREEN VERSION of Blues Notes. You will be saving the planet while saving BSO some expense. Contact Sher Dostal at [email protected] to switch to e-mail delivery and get the scoop days before snail mail members! BLUES ON THE RADIO: Mondays 1pm-3pm on KIOS 91.5 “Blues in the Afternoon” with Mike Jacobs You can listen to the live stream at www.kios.org Sundays 9am-Noon on KIWR 89.7 Rick Galusha’s “PS Blues” Pacific Street Blues & Americana podcast: http://kiwrblues.podOmatic.com/entry/2010-02-03T11_00_49-08_00 Lincoln’s KZUM Radio - Nebraska’s only community radio, and you can listen to it on the web at KZUM.org. Monday – 3:00-6:00pm “World Gone Wrong Blues” Tuesday – 3:00-6:00pm “Group W Blues” Wednesday – 3:00-6:00pm “My Deja Blues” Thursday – 3:00-6:00pm “Every Kind of Blue” Friday – 1:00-3:00pm “Women’s Blues & Boogie” • 3:00-4:30pm “Hudson Blues” Friday – 4:30-6:00pm “Highway Blues” BLUES NEWS • BLUES SOCIETY OF OMAHA PAGE 3 The Nick Schnebelen Band Wednesday, Feb. 3rd @ 6 pm • $8 • Zoo Bar, Lincoln, NE Thursday, Feb. 4th @ 6 pm • $10 • 21st Saloon, 96th & L Street, Omaha, Ne. Nick Schnebelen grew up with riety of guitars such as elec- parents who played music full tric, acoustic, Dobro, cigar box time in the Kansas City Blues guitar, and lap steel to mix up scene. In 1997, he moved to his show. Philadelphia to experience Nick formed the Nick Schne- music on a larger scale and belen Band in early 2015, started his own band. K-Floor with Nick on guitar and vo- quickly became one of Philly’s cals, Heather Newman on favorite early 2000’s Blues/ guitar and vocals, Joe Voye Jam bands known for their on Drums, and Cliff Moore on high energy funk/ blues. His Bass. The Nick Schnebelen music thrived with K-Floor band plays a variety of blues for the next five years until he and roots music styles and had an opportunity to get back with two strong front vocal- to his family and roots. ists, NSB hits classic electric In 2004, his siblings, Danielle and Kris, left Kansas City and blues, dirty stomp blues, funk and jazz. Nick continues to moved up to Philadelphia to form the family blues power feature many different types of guitars during his shows trio “Trampled Under Foot”. For the next year and a half the to vary tones. Often during the middle of a set, Nick heads trio travelled between the two cities until they returned to behind the kick drum and high hat with a guitar in hand KC and cultivated a large fan base in the Midwest. while Heather Newman grabs her acoustic guitar for a In 2008, Trampled Under Foot won the International Blues short rootsy breakdown. Competition and Nick won the prestigious Albert King Heather Newman has been singing all her life and has Award for “Best Guitarist”. This propelled TUF to begin been a force of nature since she was young. When she was touring and recording in Los Angeles with Tony Brauna- 11 years old she joined the BluesEd program in Omaha as gel. Tony produced two records for TUF, “Wrong Side of the a singer, where she had amazing opportunities to open for Blues”, and “Badlands”, which debuted #1 on Billboard and and play with many great national blues artists such as won “Best Contemporary Blues Album of the Year” at the Toni Lynn Washington, Sonny Landreth, Anthony Gomes, Blues Music Awards in 2014. Ending the band on a high Corky Segal, Curtis Salgado as well as many others. With note, Trampled Under Foot decided to stop performing sole- the help of the Blues Society of Omaha and BluesEd, she ly as a group and now intends to have a select few reunion performed at venues such as The Playing with Fire Concert shows in 2016. Series at Lewis and Clark Landing, The Holland Perform- During his years with TUF, Nick worked up a unique one ing Arts Center Auditorium as well as Holland’s 1200 Club man band performance which allowed for a mellow yet winter series. Today, she is living in Kansas City and tour- exciting set change. The simplicity of the kick drum and ing with the Nick Schnebelen Band. high hat worked together with just one guitar and helped From the Nick Schnebelen Band website and to create an old school blues sound. He began to use a va- Heather Newman Music Facebook page BSO CORPORATE SPONSORS BLUE CLUB Steve & Lisa Krueger Mo Barry Greg and Leslie Nichols 7 Oaks Investments Roger & Sheri Slosson Glenn Bauer John Pollack & Karen Berry Dan and Lanae Grieb Dan Van Houten Kenny & Linda Benton Mikel Schmidt & Leslie Eurek Kit & Pam Kelley Richard Wolken John Campbell Ann Scolaro Royce M Kreitman Bel Air Merchant’s Association Geoff Clark Sid Sidner Terry O’Halloran Christy Rossiter & Jerry Cyza Tim Sorrell 112 North Duck David & Kristine Evans Ernest Sutherlin CORPORATE Mama’s Pizza West Paul Gerber Bob & Becky Swift Mitch Bolte Ra Neurological – RDS Skin Care Mike & Sally Hansen Rodney Thorngate Jim Bradford, Jr. West Point Rack Rick Hillyard Greg Virant & Lynn Kost Virant Chick Ganz Troy & Susan Krupicka Down Under Lounge Conrad Good SPECIAL Jo Mach Hawk’s BBQ, Paul Scott Hoagbin Blues Band Bill Bahrke Vanessa Marie Chris & Brenda Hawkinson Craig Kelley, Inserra & Matthew Barges Daniel Meyer Kelley Law Firm PAGE 4 BLUES NEWS • BLUES SOCIETY OF OMAHA What’s New with BluesEd? 8) Some of our bands have gone on to perform at the Inter- national Blues Challenge including our own Voodoo Vinyl this year! 9) Our bands have performed at the nationally acclaimed Playing With Fire Concert - Omaha series every summer. 10) Many national touring blues groups have worked with our students including: Rick Vito, Ben Poole, Peter Karp, Sue Foley and more! We would like to hear from all of our Alumni as we cele- brate our 15th year. We hope to have a reunion this spring or summer and would like BluesEd alumni (and alumni parents too!) contact us so we have your current email ad- dress. Please send us an email at [email protected]. BluesEd, the Blues Society of Omaha’s youth performance program, is gearing up for our 15th Season. In honor of our Kevin & Chris Shouse 15th year we have a special logo highlighting the length of BluesEd Directors time BluesEd has been wowing audiences. We are in the process of registering stu- dents for auditions to be held in February. Vocalists and instrumentalists that are pro- ficient in their instrument and are ready to perform in a band are requested to register on our website: www.BluesEd.com. 2016 promises to be packed with performance opportunities for our bands at many great area venues. Auditions will be held Feb. 21. Audition reg- istrations close Feb. 18. Why is BluesEd different than other youth development programs? 1) BluesEd started in 2001, making it the oldest (and most experienced) of its kind in Omaha. 2) We have four clinicians who work with each band and are working, well-known musicians in the Omaha/Midwest region. 3) We have 5-6 performance bands a sea- son. Our season runs from April - August, not just a couple of weeks in the summer. 4) Our bands play at multiple venues and multiple times during the season. Not just one season ending performance. 5) The Blues Society of Omaha is our spon- sor and provides financial, educational and moral support to our bands. 6) Tuition for BluesEd is nominal and in- cludes professional instruction, perfor- mance opportunities and much more. 7) Some of our former students have gone on to work professionally in the music industry BLUES NEWS • BLUES SOCIETY OF OMAHA PAGE 5 KELLEY HUNT Thursday, February 11th @ 6 pm • $15 • 21st Saloon, 96th & L Street, Omaha, NE Kansas City-based, internationally acclaimed Roots, Blues thing’s going to be okay after and Americana singer songwriter Kelley Hunt will kick off all.” said Blues Music Mag- Valentine’s weekend by returning to Omaha for a show azine; “Kelley Hunt soars on Thursday, February 11th at 6pm at The 21st Saloon. her new release and invites Kelley Hunt will arrive in Omaha having just stepped off the listeners along for the ride.” ship a few weeks earlier from her 4th featured appearance said Cashbox; “It is not very on the Legendary Rhythm and Blues Cruise and still rid- often that we receive an al- ing a wave of accolades for her 6th release “The Beautiful bum that makes us sit down Bones” which launched in mid-2014 and has been univer- and really listen; like, grabs sally hailed by press, radio and fans on both sides of the us and demands our full at- Atlantic as the best work of her career.
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