6th and Vine presents a special double bill musical event! Big Ron Hunter and Sol both perform Blues, Funk, Rock, Reggae, Roots on Friday October 9th!
Big Ron Hunter and Sol perform a special concert at 6th and Vine, both giving back to their hometown Winston Salem, having traveled across the world sharing their music .
Big Ron and Sol have performed together at many events through out the US, and are recently back from festivals in Maine and Columbia Missouri.
Big Ron is a Winston Salem musical mainstay, having performed at many venues throughout the Triad area, working at Stevens Center, and recently touring Europe with Music Maker Relief Foundation. As a youth, Big Ron apprenticed to the great Carolina Bluesman Guitar Gabriel, and went on to create his own blues style. King Bee Blues Review says Big Ron brings a “gritty guitar, exhuberant vocals, and a down-home spirit”
Sol also was deeply influenced by Guitar Gabriel while growing up in the Winston Salem area. Sol has gone on to perform as a part of Music Maker Revue all over the world, even bringin his own unique blues hiphop performance to festivals in France. Sol, influenced by the younger generation of music, creates a mix of funk, reggae, blues, and rock focusing on the roots of each style. Sol leads his own band up and down the east coast US, performing a music festivals, wine festivals, and venues. “Sol lays down a heavy groove” says Tim Duffy of Music Maker “Sol tears out rock, funk, blues, and reggae delivered with deep soul.”
Sol's band includes George Penn (drummer for Sol, Corey Harris, Jah Works, and others) and Jake D (bassist with Sol, Non-Profits, and Cyrus Pace Jazz).
6th and Vine is is located in the heart of downtown arts district, serving fine wines, mediterreanean cuisine, and full service bar, and quality live music. There is a casual atmosphere with couches, European outdoor seating and outdoor wine bar as well.
209 W. Sixth St., Winston-Salem, NC (336) 725-5577
Official Website: http://www.sol-roots.com
Added by ninthfloormusic on October 3, 2009