Funky New Orleans Rhythm & Blues

Members:
Duane Trucks – drums
Kevin Scott – bass
Gregory “Wolf” Hodges – guitar & vocals
AJ Ghent – lap steel

Don’t expect to be preached to, but you may just find salvation

When a history playing music with Col. Bruce Hampton is the glue that binds a band together, there’s bound to be some serious mojo at play. Duane Trucks requires no introduction. The young drummer held his own as a frequent guest with big brother Derek as a teenager, before striking out as a full time member of Hampton’s band, the Pharaoh Gummit. Joining Duane is fellow Hampton bandmate Kevin Scot…t on bass. But the Colonel comes full circle with the addition of New Orleans blues guitarist Gregory “Wolf” Hodges, a veteran of the legendary Codetalkers and Blueground Undergrass.

Blazing their way through sets of jazzy NOLA blues and gospel funk, the sizeable trio presents a reckon-worthy force on their own. But when joined by AJ Ghent on the lap steel, the band morphs into a veritable powerhouse.

From swampy late nights on Frenchmen Street to blazing hot shuffles on the Carolina coast, Flannel Church’s live show is a raw celebration of Deep South rhythm and blues. Don’t expect to be preached to, but you may just find salvation.

FOOD TRUCK RODEO
Tuesday 5-29 and continuing the last Tuesday of every month.
More info TBA

Matt Abts (GOV’T MULE): Drums, percussion, lead and background vocals Jorgen Carlsson (GOV’T MULE): Bass, guitar, percussion, tamborine, background vocals TBone: Guitar, keyboards, percussion, lead and background vocals Steve Holroyd: Engineering, background vocals

Matt Abts began his career in Panama. He moved to the USA and performed with numerous musicians including Dickey Betts and Chuck Leavell, The Allman Brothers and Blue Floyd. In 1994 he joined Warren Haynes and Allen Woody (of The Allman Brothers) to form Gov’t Mule. To date, Abts has worked with many of the highest caliber of musicians, including 26 of the world’s most respected bassists, each featured on Gov’t Mule’s albums “The Deep End” Volume 1 and 2. Abts’ exceptional talent, stunning solos and legendary performances have earned him a reputation as one of the most talented drummers in the world, and he has received numerous drummer awards including a 2003 Grammy nomination for Sco-Mule, and two #1 Drummer Awards from “Drum! Magazine”.

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Thank you Charleston for voting us Best Rock Music Club 2012!

LINK TO CITY PAPER ARTICLE

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The Deck Bar is now open daily at 5pm unless otherwise stated.
Free live music everyday except Friday, when we do Live Trivia w/ Val and Ryan!

Mondays – Muffin Mondays w/ Acousticmuffin (based upon their tour schedule, when they are out on the road we will be having different artists filling in)
Tuesdays – Starting 3/13 are Wadata Play the Meters (classic new orleans funk)
Wednesdays – Dead Wednesday w/ Reckoning, The Hungry Monks, For The Faithful covering The Grateful Dead
Thursdays – Bluegrass Thursdays with Local Bluegrass/Roots Music
Fridays – Trivia with Val and Ryan at 6:30
Saturdays- Various different local/regional acts and special events, keep an eye on Facebook and the website
Sundays – 3/18, 3/25, 4/1 – Folkgrass
5/20-6/24 will be 54 Bicycles on the deck 4pm-7pm

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from wiki:
Despite a sizable amount of original material, The Gourds are probably best known for a song they did not write, and for which they initially did not receive credit. A full fourteen years after its live debut, fans can still be heard calling out for the band’s cover version of Snoop Dogg’s “Gin and Juice”, often before they have even taken the stage. This has led some to consider it an albatross, but the band continues to play the crowd pleaser on occasion, often adding a medley of cover songs to its mid-section. While The Gourds studio efforts have all been well received, their high-energy live performances and constant touring have earned them the reputation of a band that must be seen to be appreciated. As a result, they enjoy a dedicated fan base that is happy to follow them from town to town, and have become a favorite among those who tape live music. In March 2011, The Gourds finished recording their 10th!
studio album, Old Mad Joy, at Levon Helm’s studio in Woodstock, New York. Produced by longtime Bob Dylan sideman, Larry Campbell, the record was released by Vanguard Records on September 13.

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We update this playlist each month with songs from upcoming artists so you can preview and discover new music.
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