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Show E16 TheSalt Lake Tribune CLUBS & CONCERTS Friday, June 13, 1997 True Folk: The former Salt Lake City folk musician has be- come a folk legend. Rosalie Sorrels is coming back to Utah and will perform Wednesday at Green Street in Trolley Square. Admission to the 7:30 p.m. showis $10 in advance $13at the door. Sorrels’ world-weary voice has been described as half hushed in lullaby and half brisk October wind. She ves stories out of the fabric nful as well as simple moments. At age 63, Sorrels delights in Safari Ch 105 S. West Temple; 9 p.m. rock; Barbary Coast Saloon co; Zephyr, 301 8 and 9p Har! western; Redwood Loung 02 §. RedwoodRoad: 8:46» a Fat Paw with Northern Pac! forest; rock; Holy Cow, 241 8. 500 Kast; 9 pan, Southern Thunder; rock; Amarillo Club, 979% 8, Stat ¢; pan. i rock; West Ridge, 7642 8, State; 8:30 p.m © Blue; rock; Dead Beets, Og den; 9 p.m. 10th Mountain; rock; Clseros, Park City; 9 p.m. Big Ska Country: From the basement of Club DV8, 115 W South Temple, Salt LakeCity, comes askatriple bill from the Moon label — The Skoidats from Missoula, Utah's My Man Rosalie Sorrels will perform Wednesday at Green Streetin Trolley Square. Friday and Arizona's Dave's Big Deluxe Provo's My Friday is a rollicking 10-piece outfit, complete with horns, and an exam- ple of why CLUB NOTES Compiled by Martin Renzhofer Troubadour: David Wilcox modern-day troubadour and guitar maestro, will perform Tuesday and Wednesday at the Holy Cow, 2418. 5 t, Salt LakeCity towne is 9 p.m Wilcox will also be fronting a four-piece band, a rarity for those ustomed to seeing him performsolo Wilcox is touring in support of “Turning Point,” his first studio album in five years. The recording was created in a log cabin built behind his housein North Carolina. Looks Are Deceptive:Gillian Welch's style and songs look and sound asif she was out of the Appalachian hills But sheis a college-educated daughter of showbiz types. Da- vid Rawlings looks like a Southern minister, but is the master of theslide guitar. Together they have built a reputation as one of the best musical duos going. Welch and Rawlings per- form Tuesday at Green Street in Trolley Square, 610 S. 700 East, Salt Lake ett Admission to the 7:30 p show is $12 in advance and $15 at the door, Welch's songs spring from the Iris Dement/Lucinda Williamsschool of stark storytelling, yet she cites Camper Van Beethovan, R.E.M. and the Pixiesasinfluences. Utah County is known as the ska capital of Utah Admissionto the 8 p.m. show is $5 ‘TheSkoidats just completed its first CD and scored well at last year's North by Northwest Music Conference in Portland Dave's Big Deluxeis also a favorite throughout the South CLUB LISTINGS TONIGHT I-Roots; rock; DeiGoat Saloon, 165 8, West Temple; 9:30p.m Open Ground; rkOlymple, 1193 E Wilmington Ave.; 9 p hukey Groundscountry ‘Thumpers, 1680 W. 3500 South; 9 p.m Escapade; rock; City Slickers, 81365, State; 8:30 p.m jooter; rock and country: Press Box #2, 1890 W. 3500 South; 8 p.m, The Alamo; jazz/rock; Spittin’ Lint MainStreet, Park City; 9 p.m Riverbed J ‘Tea and Lugnut; Ichabob's Tavern State; 8:30 p.m [oCloud; acoustic; Gepetto's 2840 E, 4670South; 9 p.m. DanChappell; acoustic; Gepetios 230 8. 1300 p.m, Baby Jason & The Spankers; rock AshburyPub, 22 8,100 South: 9 pm id Country; country; Dry CowClub, aanWan Ave Ogden; @ p.m Crush; contemp Dimitri’s Social Club, S. HighlandDrive; 9 p.m. Rich Wyman;jazz; D.B. Cooper's, 19E, 200 South; 9 p.m rock; Spanky's, 45 W Street, 610 Trolley Square: p.m. ElbowFinn; rock; LiquidJoes, 1249 E. 900 South; 9 p.m. Kruella DeVille; rock: City Limits, 1037 E, 3300 South, 8 p.m Live Dejay Shawn Phillips; variety: ‘The Outpost; western; Sundy’s Station, 8925 §. calling herself “eccentric.” 25 West; 9 p.m. SATURDAY lo Project; rock; Ichabob’s Tay er, 66 $, State; 9:30 pam jutineers; Shakey 1680 W. 3500South; 9 p.m npadosrock: City Slekers, 0136. st itharyLe and the Blues Ambasse ; rock; Dend Goat Saloon, 165 8, West Teromple; 9 10 p.m. Beverly Brothers; juzr; Manhatlan Club, 5 #400 South; 9 p.m leCloud; acoustic; Gepetto's, 2540 B, 4070 South: § pam Chappell; acoustic; Gepetto's, 230 5, 1900 Baa:9ps Baby Jason & The Spankers; rock M y Mi22 1, 100South; 9 p.m e ni; jazz; DB. Coo. per's, 19F iisSouth; 9 pam Pajamas ‘& King Tances rock Spanky's, 45ew.Br dway; 9 pan iverbed Jed; rock; Liquid J 1249, i, 000 South, 9pm Seuall Axes roasne atari Club, 165 8: West Temple; 9 Hostage: rock: tarbary Coast Saloon, 4242 8, State; 9 pn Harley Coyotes weslern; Redwood Lounge, 502 8, Redwood Road; 8:30p.m Bootle Quake;rock; Holy Cow, 241 § 500 Hast, 9 p.m iKruella DeVille; rock; City Limits, 1037 0 South; 9 p.m. Fever; rock: GreenStreet, 610Trotley Square;pin ; contemporary; Dimitri's Social cubs 18, Highland Drive; 9 p.m. id Country; country; Dry Cow Club, 2410 Wall Ave, Ogden; p.m, Peggy Rose; jazz; Cal na Club, 31 400 GoutBa10 p.m ¢ Alamo; jazz/rock; Spittin’ Lint Main Siect,Parkity; 9 pan ern ler; rock; Amarillo Club, 87935, State; 9 p.m Harpo Skank; rock; West Ridge, 7642 §, State; 8:30 p.m. Crimson Blue; rock; Sugarhouse Park 100 South; p.m bers; jiizz/blues; Library 185W200 South 9p, 10th Mountain; rock; Ciseros, iy: 9 pam 9pm. n Line; country blues, grass; Sabre Club, 14H, 800 mith; 8:45 12:30 p.m, Insatiable, ID & The Super Egos; Ska: ‘The Station, 117 N. University, Provo; 0 p.m, SUNDAY Salsa and music; ss Safari Club, 165 8. West Temple; 9p. Bam Davis and The ‘Outpost; western; Sandy's Goat Saloon, 165 $. West Temple; 9:30 pan Yanowitz Trio; jarz, DB. Coo: per's, 19 B, 200South; 9 pin Dance hall re i Fongne Safari Club 1658. West Temple 9 pm jon Hooks & Jack ; variations ait Pub, 22 F. 100 South; 9:0 p.m. ype Kegu; rock: Zephyr, 301 8. West rempte 9 pan. TUESDAY fooden Slats; rock; Ichabob’s Tavern 6698, sate940 pm Mary Teb s & Friends; rock; Ashbury Pub,EoAe 0 South: 9 p.m Page; jerr, DB Cooper's, 19 E. 200ou 9 pm. El Jazz;jazz; GreenStreet, 610 Trolley Square; 730-1040 Water Pants;rock; Zephyr, 801 8, West Temple 9pm ywire; western, Westerner, 300 § Redwood Had2 9a h and David Rawlings; folk; GreenStreet Trolley Square, 7:30 pan WEDNESDAY Ruin; rock: Dead ont5 1000,166 We West Temple; 9:30pan rock, funk tan Civero's orm taPrk Parkchy 9:90 p.m Child; rock; Tchabob's ‘avorn, 600% ‘State; 9:30 p.m Club Eklektika; rock; Ashbury Pub, 22 B, 100 South; 9 p.m. Elio Beotts jazz D.B. Cooper's, 19 2, 200 South; 9 p.m ister; punk; Spanky's, 45 W. Broadway; 9 p.m, larry Lee Alley Blues i; Jaze; Green Street, 610 ‘Trolley Square; 9 p.m. i rock; Liquid Joos, 1249 ¥, 3800 South; 9 p.m, Hip Hop night; ip hop; Safari Club, 1658, Wes Temple; 8 ‘arline's Spine; mck Liquid Joes, 1240 E 4300 South; 9 p. Peggy Rose; jazz; Cabana Club, 31, 400 South; 7-10 10pm lat Jets and The Woggles; rock Zephyr, 301 8. West Temple; 9 p.m. lelvins with Helmet; rock; DV, 115 s, West Temple 9 p.m Haywire; western; Westerner, 9360 8, Redwood Road; 9 p.m Southern Thunder; rock; Sandy's Sta tion, 0888. 255 Bast; 8:30 p.m. Mls; folk; Green Street ‘Trolley pale 7:30pam. Room to BY MARTIN RENZHOFER THE SALTLAKE TRIBUNE Salt Lake City’s ElboFinn is in an enviable position. Thefour high school chums do not feel pressure to succeed, This is their first band and they are willing to learn on the job. Jayson Gates, Josh Crowther, Jake McCandless and Maurice Hille have just released their second album, “Cryptogamy Kills Cowboy,” and have ventured for thefirst time outside of Salt Lake for a series of concerts, They also havetheir sights fixed on touring the Northwest, Elbo Finn performs tonight at LiquidJoes, ‘We were friends before we played in a band andtaught ourselves," said Crowther, a 23-yearold guitarist, “If this band doesn't work,we won't have a musical ca. THURSDAY Elbo Finn has just released “CryptogamyKills Cowboy.” reer,” Elbo Finn —a nonsensical moniker playfully conceived one night whenthe band was searching for a name — servesupa strong dish of melodie pop and rock, They also like to experiment with different instruments and genres, In 1995, the band released a five-aoe recording, ope and the Wheel.” A s ri er Hash,” earned a Eotation on Salt Lake City radio, Since then, Elbo Finn has built a solid core audience and enough money to produce “Cryptogamy.”” Thedifference between the two albums, say the band members, is experience. “We were virgins on the first Sketch heme Conor rock; Desa Goat Saloon, 165 8, West Temple, pm Sharon 0’ "Bien seo Gepetio's, aya£, 4670 9p. oustie; epelta's, 230 8. 1300 wataon Earth Jass Bocack; Aabary Pub, 22 B, 100 South; 9 p. at Thompson Doi contemporary; Dimi, 6121 8, Higsland Deve: 9 pm t; Jaz; D.B. Cooper's, 10, 200 South;9 pm. ns of Spyburn & Unlucky Boy's; rock; Spanky's, 45 W. Broadway; 9 p.m. Marie & The nts; rock; GreenStreet, Trolley Square; 9 p.m. Sun Masons; rock; Liquid Joes, 1249 E, 33 0 South; 9 p.m, Isabell Haze; rock; Zephry, 301 8. West ‘Temple; 9 p.m. ; western; Westerner, 33605, one,” said 24-year-old drummer MauriceHille. “The first one was fun to do,’ said McCandless, the band’s 23year-old bassist. “It was cranked out quickly.” But, because of inexperience, the band also felt they weren't in $10,000. Not only does the recording sound more polished than the first, but it shows maturity. “We tried to simulate our live show,” said Crowther, “But it is a lot more precise than our live show.” Fronting the band is 22-year. old vocalist Jayson Gates, origi nally from Pittsburgh. His strong baritone continues to improve. But band members realize they still have somegrowing to do, And that will come from touring out side of Utah. “Wefeel confined by just play: ing in Salt Lake,” said Gates, “That is why we wantto get out Wewant to experience more and expose our musicto others “We want to build a profession al imag “We want to break the Utah syndromeof being on the verge [of success] and then breaking chargeof the recording process, “We were nervous,’’ said Crowther. Elbo Finn went back to work earning money to make the next album. Two yearslater, the band produced and recorded ‘Crypto- some gamy,” which “We'relike family,” said Hille. cost more than ,” said Crowther. “It happe all the|time. Look at the number of bands that have done that — My Sister Jane, The Obvious, Sweet Loretta.” Whatever happens, the four plan to do it together. @ At Liquid Joes Station, 8925 8. 255 West; 9 p.m South; 8 p.m. MONDAY Harry Lee and Back Alley; Elbo Finn Has Canyon Inn, 3700 E. 7000 Skoldats, My Man Friday, Dave's Big Deluxe;Ska; DV8,115 S, West Temple; 8 pan. Elbo Finn performs tonight at Liquid Joes, 1249 1. 3300 South, Salt Lake City. Admission to the 9 p.m. show EPST-2NewWS WOLF MOUNTAIN SUMMER CONCERT SERIES Te Lacy cy Crs ATURAL OPENING JULY 24st On Sale Saturday, June 44 # ‘1am McHenry’s, a Refreshing Escape. ON SALE NOW After a ride down our trails or a hike through thetrees, SANTANA e June 24 there’s nothing Special Guest; Rusted Root like a refreshing lunch on the deck The breezes off the QUEENSRYCHE @ July slopes offer a cool escape from the sum OPEN JUNE 1iTH. Located mid-mountany ley's Sileor Lak e. 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