Tish Hinojosa concert review and tour schedule
Robert Thurlow
The show was pretty good, though after seeing her at the Caravan
Of Dreams, it's easy to get spoiled. She was accompanied by four
musicians: the redoubtable Marvin Dykhuis on guitar and mandolin
and Roland Denny on bass have played with her here before, and she
had two guys from New Jersey, Chip Golan on keyboards and accordion,
and Robert Madden on drums. They also had flyers out for the new
album; I guess that's part of being on a major label. The Ozona
didn't sound as good as I'd like, but was okay. I think Marvin
had less skating room in the larger group, and I missed his tasteful,
temporary dominance of the stage, and Roland didn't have his upright
bass, which I missed. But 'twas good.
The set list (with Destiny's Gate tracks marked with an *):
Who Showed You The Way To My Heart
By The Rio Grande
Chanate, El Vaquero
Love Is On Our Side
* Saying You Will
* Baby Believe
* Esperante (Wait For Me)
* Destiny's Gate
Something In The Rain
Bandera Del Sol
(break)
Corazon Viajero (Wandering Heart)
Let Me Remember
* Yesterday's Paper
* Noche Sin Estrellas (Night Without Stars)
* Love Of Mine
* I'm Not Through Loving You Yet
* I Want To See You Again
Juaquin
Donde Voy
West Side Of Town
(encore)
San Antonio Romeo
Cumbia, Polka Y Mas
As luck would have it, they had postcards with the tour schedule there.
Here it is:
Tish Hinojosa - Early Summer '94
June 3-5 Austin, TX 3 nights with Austin Symphony 512-476-6064
June 7 Nashville, TN Fan Fair (at Warner Bros. booth)
June 9 San Antonio Josephine Theater 210-224-9600
June 10 Kerrville, TX Kerrville Folk Fest 210-257-3600
June 14 Houston, TX Rockefeller's 713-861-9365
June 15-16 Dallas, TX Ozona Westex Grill 214-265-9105
June 17 Ft Worth, TX Scott Theater 817-738-1938
June 18 Birmingham, AL City Stages Outdoor Fest 1-800-277-1700
June 22 Scottdale, AZ Rocking Horse 602-949-0992
June 24 Tucson, AZ Berger Performing Arts Center 602-770-3690
June 25 Elko, NV Cowboy Music Gathering 1-800-748-4466
June 26 Salt Lake City Zephyr Club 801-355-2582
July 12 Nashville, TN Ace Of Clubs 615-244-5862
July 13 Berwyn, IL Fitzgerald's 708-788-6670
July 14 Chicago, IL Schuba's 312-525-2508
July 15 Columbus, OH Staches 614-263-5318
July 16 Dayton, OH Canal Street Tavern 513-461-9343
July 18 Pittsburgh, PA Graffiti 412-682-4213
July 19 Northhampton,MA Iron Horse 413-584-0610
July 20 Burlington, VT Club Metronome 802-865-4563
July 21 Somerville, MA Johnny D's 617-776-7450
July 22 Westborogh, MA Old Vienna Coffee Haus 508-898-2231
July 23 Portland, ME Raul's Roadside Attraction 207-773-6886
July 24 Piermont, NY The Turning Point 914-359-1089
July 26 New York, NY Tramps 212-254-1725
July 27 London England Roots Fest w/Guy Clark & others 071-921-0600
I'd encourage anyone interested to go see Tish live.
There's apparently a new "Tish update line" - they list 1-512-440-TISH,
with a mailing address still "Tish Hinojosa, P.O. Box 3304, Austin TX 78764"
--
.. stuck on the on-ramp of the Information Superhighway.
John McCluer
>Tish Hinojosa - Early Summer '94
>
>June 22 Scottdale, AZ Rocking Horse 602-949-0992
I got some free tix to this show in Scottsdale. Tish seems to be billed as
the opening act for Brooks Williams. Only problem is that I have never
heard of him.
Does anybody have any idea who he is, or what to expect?
--
John
Mark Spittal
brooks is an east coast songwriter/guitarist, excellent player and
writer. i shared a concert with him in seattle last year, and quite
enjoyed him. i think you'll like him.
mark
DavidGrant
McCluer) writes:
>I got some free tix to this show in Scottsdale. Tish seems to be
>billed as the opening act for Brooks Williams. Only problem is
>that I have never heard of him.
>Does anybody have any idea who he is, or what to expect?
Brooks Williams is a fantastic singer/songwriter/guitar whiz. His
style, both vocally and musically, is very similar to David Wilcox,
and somewhat like John Gorka as well (to a lesser extent). He is
truly amazing on the guitar.
It would be well worth your effort to see him live.
David in Austin
daniel r. reitman, attorney to be
>the opening act for Brooks Williams. Only problem is that I have never
>heard of him.
>Does anybody have any idea who he is, or what to expect?
Singer-songwriter, originally from Georgia, now in Massachusetts. Haven't
heard anything in a while, but I remember that he was quite impressive in radio
interviews a fwe years back.
Daniel Reitman
"Barrington Hall itself has since gone the way of love-ins and strawberry wine:
Defendant University Students Co-operative Association, which owned and
operated Barrington Hall, closed the co-op's doors in December of 1989. S.F.
Chronicle, July 10, 1990, at A3, col. 1. But this suit remains, proving once
again that there is strife after death." Oscar v. University Students Co-op.
Ass'n, 939 F.2d 808, 810 (9th Cir. 1991) (Kozinski, J.), rev'd, 965 F.2d 783
(9th Cir.) (en banc), cert. denied, 113 S. Ct. 655 (1992).
Folk Dude
>I got some free tix to this show in Scottsdale. Tish seems to be
billed as
>the opening act for Brooks Williams. Only problem is that I have
never
>heard of him.
>Does anybody have any idea who he is, or what to expect?
I first saw Brooks a few years ago when he played at Godfrey Daniels
- his extraordinary guitar playing and moving lyrics quite impressed
me. I've been to see him perform 8 or 9 times since then, sometimes
driving as much as 2 or 3 hours to get to a show. Brooks is worth
the trip! He's an incredibly entertaining performer. You won't be
disappointed.