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Box Office Concerts at Inwood Theater, Suspended after 17 years
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Tom Hendricks / Musea
May 23, 2013, 10:27:22 AM5/23/13
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The first and only box office concerts, at the Inwood Theater , after
17 years, have been suspended, and most likely cancelled by
management.
For a decade and a half, Tom Hendricks, as "Hunkasaurus and His Pet
Dog Guitar", played two shows every Tuesday and two on Wednesday, in
the box office ticket booth, behind the glass.
In between shows Hendricks would sell tickets. Performances happened
through both cold winter days and hot summer nights.
Hendricks and his '64 Silvertone Guitar would play a mix of originals,
and classics - vocal and guitar accompaniment, or instrumentals. The
6 CD "Outside The Box Set", from Musea Records, reflects many of
those songs.
That may now be Dallas Music History.
The most common comment he would get when playing, was reported as, "I
thought you were a Radio!"
Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 20 year old zine Musea - see wikipedia for more.)
ZINE, Named one of the best ZINES by UTNE magazine. Featured on
ROCKETBOOM)
http://www.Musea.us
MUSIC, 6 full CD's of free Post-Bands Music)
http://www.Hunkasaurus.com
BLOG for Musea, Art Contests, Weekly E-mail Messages)
http://www.Musea.wordpress.com
17 years, have been suspended, and most likely cancelled by
management.
For a decade and a half, Tom Hendricks, as "Hunkasaurus and His Pet
Dog Guitar", played two shows every Tuesday and two on Wednesday, in
the box office ticket booth, behind the glass.
In between shows Hendricks would sell tickets. Performances happened
through both cold winter days and hot summer nights.
Hendricks and his '64 Silvertone Guitar would play a mix of originals,
and classics - vocal and guitar accompaniment, or instrumentals. The
6 CD "Outside The Box Set", from Musea Records, reflects many of
those songs.
That may now be Dallas Music History.
The most common comment he would get when playing, was reported as, "I
thought you were a Radio!"
Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 20 year old zine Musea - see wikipedia for more.)
ZINE, Named one of the best ZINES by UTNE magazine. Featured on
ROCKETBOOM)
http://www.Musea.us
MUSIC, 6 full CD's of free Post-Bands Music)
http://www.Hunkasaurus.com
BLOG for Musea, Art Contests, Weekly E-mail Messages)
http://www.Musea.wordpress.com
Steve Hawkins
May 23, 2013, 10:42:46 AM5/23/13
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"Tom Hendricks / Musea" <tom-he...@att.net> wrote in news:fc47db7e-
ff26-46db-b87...@b2g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:
> The first and only box office concerts, at the Inwood Theater , after
> 17 years, have been suspended, and most likely cancelled by
> management.
>
> For a decade and a half, Tom Hendricks, as "Hunkasaurus and His Pet
> Dog Guitar", played two shows every Tuesday and two on Wednesday, in
> the box office ticket booth, behind the glass.
>
> In between shows Hendricks would sell tickets. Performances happened
> through both cold winter days and hot summer nights.
>
> Hendricks and his '64 Silvertone Guitar would play a mix of originals,
> and classics - vocal and guitar accompaniment, or instrumentals. The
> 6 CD "Outside The Box Set", from Musea Records, reflects many of
> those songs.
>
> That may now be Dallas Music History.
>
> The most common comment he would get when playing, was reported as, "I
> thought you were a Radio!"
>
> Tom Hendricks
> (editor of the 20 year old zine Musea - see wikipedia for more.)
Sorry to hear that Tom, hope you can find another venue.
Steve Hawkins
ff26-46db-b87...@b2g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:
> The first and only box office concerts, at the Inwood Theater , after
> 17 years, have been suspended, and most likely cancelled by
> management.
>
> For a decade and a half, Tom Hendricks, as "Hunkasaurus and His Pet
> Dog Guitar", played two shows every Tuesday and two on Wednesday, in
> the box office ticket booth, behind the glass.
>
> In between shows Hendricks would sell tickets. Performances happened
> through both cold winter days and hot summer nights.
>
> Hendricks and his '64 Silvertone Guitar would play a mix of originals,
> and classics - vocal and guitar accompaniment, or instrumentals. The
> 6 CD "Outside The Box Set", from Musea Records, reflects many of
> those songs.
>
> That may now be Dallas Music History.
>
> The most common comment he would get when playing, was reported as, "I
> thought you were a Radio!"
>
> Tom Hendricks
> (editor of the 20 year old zine Musea - see wikipedia for more.)
Steve Hawkins
Tom Hendricks / Musea
May 24, 2013, 11:09:48 PM5/24/13
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On May 23, 9:42 am, Steve Hawkins
<stephen.hawki...@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote:
> "Tom Hendricks / Musea" <tom-hendri...@att.net> wrote in news:fc47db7e-
> ff26-46db-b87c-bb695f571...@b2g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:
Thanks Steve, right now I'm playing once a month at the Inwood Lounge,
next door.
<stephen.hawki...@frontier.comREMOVETHIS> wrote:
> "Tom Hendricks / Musea" <tom-hendri...@att.net> wrote in news:fc47db7e-
> ff26-46db-b87c-bb695f571...@b2g2000yqe.googlegroups.com:
next door.
Tony Done
May 25, 2013, 8:00:22 PM5/25/13
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performer, voice, skill, repertoire, but attitude may be a limit your
audience to maybe a small band of like-minded disciples. Also I think
you might want to think about a better guitar and maybe an amp. - Less
high street busker just looking for beer money and more pro performer.
--
Tony Done
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=784456
http://www.flickr.com/photos/done_family/
Tom Hendricks / Musea
May 28, 2013, 1:09:47 PM5/28/13
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Tony Done
May 28, 2013, 5:36:06 PM5/28/13
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guitars (a lot of the great prewar blues players did), but IMO you gotta
learn how to get the best out of them. Have a listen to Seasick Steve as
a modern example.
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