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JD Hinton, Harriet Schock, Anna Montgomery: Songs in the Night
Join us for an evening of music with JD Hinton, Harriet Schock, Anna Montgomery and their bands at Hollywood's intimate Theatre/Theater just west of LaBrea on Pico Blvd. Presenters Ginger Perkins, Pauline Annakin and Bill Immerman hope you will join them for a relaxing evening of great music, the perfect conclusion for a Spring evening in Los Angeles. Harriet Schock will be on the bill with JD on April 9 and Anna Montgomery with James Lucchesi on drums will perform with JD on April 16.
In case you haven't met JD, Harriet, or Anna, or even if you do know them, here's a bit about them you may not know:
JD HINTON:
Born/Hometown: June 12, Waco, Texas
Occupation: Words and Music
Lives in: Austin, Hollywood, the occasional "undisclosed location"
New CD: "Echo Park"
Next concert: Hollywood, California
Last good movie I saw: (two) "Argo" and "Silver Linings Playbook"
Personal heroes: Lincoln, Moses, my "no matter what" friends
Nobody knows I'm: more than a little private
I'm better than anyone else: in translating the Texas language
If I could do it over, I'd: start sooner
I'd give anything to meet: "some enchanted evening"
My fantasy is: none of your business!
One thing I can't stand: oral certitude posing as moral certitude
People who knew me in high school thought I was: saner than I am
My most irrational act: You'd have to ask several girls I dated
If I weren't "drawn to show business", I'd be: a bad golfer
If I've learned one thing in life, it's: the truth is better than you think
Most humbling experience: seeing Monument Valley
The three words that best describe me: "now in progress"
Hinton's songs turn up regularly in films including Mark Medoff's CHILDREN ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS, a 1947 period film, featuring, "I Have to Dream" sung by CELINE DION. Hinton has taken his original music into Los Angeles clubs including the House of Blues and the Viper Room and he performed to outstanding reviews for three weeks at the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland. On the final Christmas of the millennium, JD sang at the Vatican for the Pope. He's ready to sing for you.
HARRIET SCHOCK:
Harriet Schock is a gold and platinum songwriter and a recording artist with seven solo albums. Grammy nominated: AIN'T NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY for Helen Reddy. Recently, as an actor, Harriet created the part of Sally Brooks in the world-premiere play "Just 45 Minutes from Broadway" written by Henry Jaglom, and even more recently acted in the film Jaglom made based on the play. Before that, she scored his last three films, including "Irene in Time" which featured Harriet and her band on camera doing four original Schock songs.
Harriet Schock was the recipient of the Award for Career Achievement and Industry Contribution by the Los Angeles Women in Music. Her live show garnered a Dramalog award.
ANNA MONTGOMERY:
Anna Montgomery is an international singer and songwriter. With four #1 hits in Europe, she is a sought after electro/dance singer and top line writer. She has released 5 independent records in the US, toured with Grammy winner, Shelby Lynne, and appeared on Jay Leno's Tonight Show, David Letterman, and the Ellen Show. She is the recipient of both a Los Angeles Music Award and Los Angeles Women in Music Comet Award and can be heard throughout film and television.
Look at the band!
Guitarist Billy Watts has recorded/performed with : Dixie Chicks, Bonnie Raitt, Lucinda Williams & Carlene Carter. Billy is currently working and performing with Eric Burdon.
Phil Bloch recognized as one of the premier rhythm & blues drummers in LA. Phil has worked with Terry Evans, Ry Cooder, Solomon Burke, Little Richard, Marva Wright, Willie Green, Jr., Hamish Stuart, Delaney Bramlett, Steve Cropper, Tom Scott.
Rick Solem, artist in residence, The Jazz Kitchen. You may recognize Rick from his time playing piano with Dave Alvin & the Guilty Men." I place him right next to The Blasters Gene Taylor in the boogie woogie/blues/New Orleans style of piano playing." Dave Alvin
Joe Lammano has played bass with Tina Turner, Rick Springfield, and Harriet Schock plus a variety of LA and So. California artists over the years including The Association, The Turtles, and Bill Medley.
Janelle Sadler can SING (all caps!) We met after she'd finished touring with Natalie Cole. Fabulous in studio and in concert. Lots of both.
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LocationTheatre/Theater (View)
5041 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90019
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 10 |
| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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