Have you ever felt the spirit at Knuckleheads?
In the back of the biker-friendly blues venue in the East Bottoms, there is third stage, back behind the bathroom. In this small, intimate, three-room area, Reverend Carl Butler hosts Gospel Lounge every Wednesday from 7:30 to about 8:45 p.m.
Butler simply plays with whomever is available, like singer-songwriters
or bands that have come to play at Knuckleheads, such as last week's
guest, Oriole Post.
At
the end, Butler has a message. He'll speak for about ten minutes, but
he likes to keep it simple and universal. Last night, he told the story
of Bartimaeus and asked the group, "How do you view people?"
Good stuff.
Later this week, Knuckleheads will also host harmonica virtuosos Lee McBee and R.J. Mischo,
with the Confessors playing back up. Billy Ebeling opens with a Bob
Dylan tribute. Tickets are $10 at the door and the show starts at 8:30
p.m.
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