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SEPTEMBER 21-SEPTEMBER 27
WHERE WHO WHEN COVER
Alleigh's Sean Higgins 6:30 p.m. No cover
Firetjelly Lounge Ritual 99 10:30 p.m. $4
Grand Sharks Piano show 8:30 No cover
m FHl AKaty's Great Eats Songwriter's Jam 10 p.m. No cover
1 ■ 11 /The Reel Cafe Powell & Parker 6 p.m. No cover
% *“yRawBar D-sul 10:30p.m. $3
Water Street Gary Allen 7 p.m. No cover
Restaurant
Alleiah's 2 Blue 7 p.m. No cover
Circa 1922
Firetselly Lounge
Grand Sharks
Marrz
The Rhino Club
Rusty Nail
Sandbar
Water Street
Restaurant
Sceacre & Ketner 9 p.m.
Nic's Orchette 8 p.m.
Platinum Heavyweights10:30 p.m.
Piano show 8:30
Chairmen of the Boards p.m.
Black Sox10:30 p.m. $5
Gary Allen 9 p.m.
Blueshine 11 p.m.
Grenaldo Frazier 8 p.m.
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Alleigh's
Charley Brownz
Grand Sharks
Firebelly Lounge
Humcane Alleys
Raw Bar
Reggie's
The Rhino Club
Rusty Nail
Water Street
Restaurant
Sean Higgins Group 7 p.m.
Shag Night 9 p.m.
Big Bertha 10:30 p.m.
Piano show 8:30
Car BombU p.m. $3
Guy Phillips Trio 8 p.m.
Taller than 'Vou 10:30 p.m.
Roadhouse Blues 10 p.m.
Motown Downtown 10:30 p.m.
Juice Blues 9 p.m.
Grass Cats 8 p.m.
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Alleigh's
Chariey Brownz
^ The Reel Cafe
I Water Street
' Restaurant
Prince Taylor Duo 7 p.m.
Reggae Festival 10:30
Guy Phillips Trio 6 p.m.
George Hert>ert Moore 6 .m.
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Alleigh's
^ The Reel Cafe
Brad Merritt 6:30 p.m.
Acoustic Duo 6 p.m.
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Alleigh's
k Charley Brownz
A The Reel Cafe
j Water Street
' Restaurant
Sean Higgins 6:30 p.m.
Mac Jackson 10 p.m.
The Mighty Quinn 7 p.m.
Poetry night 8 p.m.
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$2
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Alleigh's
Humcane Alleys
V The Reel Cafe
1 Reggie's
! Water Street
Restaurant
Sean Higgins 6:30 No cover
Open Mic Night 8 p.m. No cover
Acoustic Duo 6 p.m. No cover
Open Mic Night 10 p.m. No cover
Psychic Susanna 7 p.m. No cover
The Neville Brothers gave the
packed House of Blues a show to re
member this past Saturday night in
North Myrtle Beach. This show was
one of elevt^stops on their three month
long tour, and featured vocalist Aaron
Neville with his three brothers, Charles,
An and Cyril, and other band members.
Although the show featured Aaron
Neville, he selflessly shared the spot
light with each of his brothers through
out the evening. However, it was Aaron
that brought the crowd to its feet for
the first time of the night when he per-
fomied “Don't Know Much,” which set
the tone for the remainder of the show.
During the first half of the show,
Charles and Art took turns awing the
crowd with their remarkable skills. Art,
with his accomplished skills on the key
boards, kept heads bopping and feet
lapping throughout the whole show,
while Charles did the same with his
masterful technique on the saxophone.
It wasn't until the show was almost
over that Cyril came out from behind
his percussion set and grasped the
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audience's amazement with his fast
moving feet and comical oversized hair
piece. He, along with the witty back
up vocalist, spiced the show up with a
humorous stage presence that gave the
evening another touch of excellence.
The band played for two hours
straight, giving everyone on stage a
moment to shine, which they undoubt
edly deserved. A spirited audience gave
equal cheers to the bass player and the
backup keyboard player, who both
made moving their fingers at a fast rate
look easy.
The band played several tracks from
their latest album. Valence Street, as
well as long time favorites such as
■‘Shake Your Tambourine," “Love The
One You're With” and, of course, ended
the evening with “One Love," which
expresses the importance of unity
among all people on this planet.
If you missed out on this Neville
Brother show and are interested in find
ing our where the group is headed next,
check out their web-site at:
www.nevilles.com.
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