The Western Wizard Band w/ The Accident That Led Me to the World March 22, 2008

NOTLOB PARLOR CONCERTS
AT THE LORING-GREENOUGH HOUSE PRESENTS
A SEASON OF STRING BAND SUPERSTARS
February 29 through April 5

THE WESTERN WIZARD BAND w/ THE ACCIDENT THAT LED ME TO THE WORLD
Saturday, March 22, 2008

Kristin Andreassen (Uncle Earl, Sometymes Why), Laura Cortese (Halali), Tristan Clarridge (Crooked Still), Lissa Schneckenburger (Halali), Corey DiMario (Crooked Still), Matt Heaton, Rushad Eggleston (ex-Crooked Still) and Chris Merenda (Mammals)

FEATURE - THE WESTERN WIZARD BAND

The Western Wizard Band is
Rushad Eggleston (who plays like a Tasmanian tornado devil plus a falcon plus a wild ferret) on cello and vocals.
Gabriel Cazes (who is like animal from the muppets plus a consistently biting cobra of doom plus a soaring prehistoric bird) on simultaneous drums and keyboards.
They play original motivational friendly songs from mythical lands.
His cello is so vivid, whether swaggering merrily, like a drunken bear, or pumping dark, threatening drones. . . . The importance of what Eggleston is doing can hardly be overstated. He is inventing a new way of hearing and playing cello.
The Boston Globe

. . . Eggleston does things with a cello that one could argue were never intended by man or nature, displaying a decidedly rock sensibility onstage.
Strings Magazine

OPENER - THE ACCIDENT THAT LED ME TO THE WORLD

"Creating well within the limits of bluegrass, Americana and folk music yet haunting the edges of definition, "The Accident that Led Me to the World" sails across choppy waters, rising and falling on waves of obscurity. Reminiscent of church choirs with voices aloft and abound high roofed chambers, melodies resonate strong, left to echo until finally - gone! The band's recordings, engineered and produced
by Jerry Fels, attempt to capture these fleeting moments track by track; however, always secondary to experiencing the music live. "The Accident that Led Me to the World" employs strictly acoustic
instrumentation, alternating frequently between guitar, banjo, clarinet, upright bass, strings and close vocal harmonies; generally, one could label the group as Modern Folk Music."

"The Accident that Led Me to the World" is

Zack Ciras -
arrangement, upright bass, guitar and vocals

Mark Mandeville -
songwriter, guitar, banjo and vocals

Raianne Richards -
arrangement, guitar, clarinet and vocals

The Wizard Band (Rushad Eggleston & Gabriel Cazes)
w/ The Accident That Led Me to the World http://www.rushadeggleston.com/
http://www.myspace.com/snee/
http://www.markmandeville.com/

Doors 7:00pm, Concert 7:30pm.

Website & artist information: http://notlobmusic.googlepages.com, http://www.myspace.com/notlobhouseconcerts

Reservations: As seating is limited to 40, reservations are recommended. Email notlobmusic@gmail.com

Venue & directions: Loring-Greenough House, 12 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130, the large yellow house at the intersection of Centre and South Streets, across the street from the Civil War monument. http://www.lghouse.org/information.htm. Handicap accessible; please call 617-524-3158 for more information.

Parking: The Loring-Greenough House lot holds 12 cars, gates are closed when full. Parking is also available on the street and in the public lot located behind Blanchards liquors, one block away.

MBTA: Take #39 bus from either Back Bay Station or Forest Hills Station to the Monument stop, directly in front of the Loring-Greenough House, at the intersections of Centre and South Streets.

Dining: There are several fine restaurants on Centre Street within 2-3 blocks, with on street parking and a large public parking lot behind Blanchards. At Centre Street Caf