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Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin Plot Fall 2023 Co-Headlining Tour

Celebrated singer-songwriters and longtime friends Mary Chapin Carpenter and Shawn Colvin are hitting the road again this fall.

On Monday (June 12), the pair revealed seventeen new dates across the U.S., continuing a long-running tradition of embarking on intimate, joint tours together. The pair will take the stage as a duo, sharing stories and memories while revisiting some of their biggest solo hits and career favorites. The trek will begin with a stop in Immokalee, Fla., on Sept. 28 and will continue through the end of October.

A complete list of tour dates can be found below. Tickets for all newly-announced performances from Carpenter and Colvin will go on sale this Friday, June 16, beginning at 10AM local time. Fans can also access a limited pre-sale beginning tomorrow, June 13, at 10AM local time, hosted by Seated.

Mary Chapin Carpenter + Shawn Colvin's Fall 2023 Tour Dates:

Sept. 28 — Immokalee, Fla. @ Seminole Casino Sept. 29 — Fort Lauderdale, Fla. @ Amaturo Theater Sept. 30 — Clearwater, Fla. @ Capitol Theatre Oct. 3 — Birmingham, Ala. @ Lyric Theatre Oct. 4 — Chattanooga, Tenn. @ Walker Theatre Oct. 6 — Atlanta, Ga. @ Buckhead Theatre Oct. 8 — Nashville, Tenn. @ Ryman Auditorium Oct. 10 — Ann Arbor, Mich. @ Michigan Theater Oct. 11 — Evanston, Ill. @ Cahn Auditorium Oct. 12 — Eau Claire, Wisc. @ Pablo Center at the Confluence Oct. 13 — Minneapolis, Minn. @ Pantages Theatre Oct. 14 — Urbana, Ill. @ Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 18 — Newark, Ohio @ Midland Theatre Oct. 20 — Buffalo, N.Y. @ University of Buffalo Oct. 21 — Ithaca, N.Y. @ State Theater Oct. 22 — Potsdam, N.Y. @ Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall Oct. 24 — York, Pa. @ Appel Center for the Performing Arts

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With hits like “Passionate Kisses” and “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her,” Mary Chapin Carpenter has won five Grammy Awards (with 16 nominations), two CMA awards, two Academy of Country Music awards and is one of only fifteen female members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. Over the course of her acclaimed career, Carpenter has sold over 16 million records. In 2020, Carpenter recorded two albums - “The Dirt And The Stars,” released in August 2020, and “One Night Lonely,” recorded live without an audience at the legendary Filene Center at Wolf Trap in Virginia during the COVID-19 shut down, and nominated for “Best Folk Album” at the 64 th Grammy Awards in 2022. 

Of the new album “The Dirt And The Stars,” produced by Ethan Johns (Ray LaMontagne, Paul McCartney, Kings of Leon) and recorded entirely live at Peter Gabriel’s Real World Studios in Bath in southwest England, Carpenter quotes the writer Margaret Renkl, “ ‘We are all in the process of becoming.’ That doesn’t stop at a certain age. To be always a student of art and music and life, as she says, that, to me, is what makes life worth living. The songs are very personal and they’re difficult in some ways, and definitely come from places of pain and self-illumination, but also places of joy, discovery and the rewards of self- knowledge. They arrived from looking outward as much as inward, speaking to life changes, growing older, politics, compassion, #metoo, heartbreak, empathy, the power of memory, time and place. There are many themes, but they all come back to that initial truth that we are all constantly ‘becoming’ through art and expression.” 

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Returning for a rare tour of the UK

Shawn Colvin returns for a rare tour of the UK

Over the course of three decades, Shawn Colvin has established herself as a captivating performer and a revered storyteller, well-deserving of the commendation of her peers and the devoted audiences who have been inspired by her artistry. And as she enters her thirtieth year as a songwriter and performer, she continues to reaffirm her status as a vital voice in music.

Shawn Colvin stopped the industry in its tracks with her arresting 1989 debut, Steady On. The following spring, Colvin took home the GRAMMY Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album, establishing herself as a mainstay in the singer-songwriter genre. In the ensuing 30 years, Colvin has won three GRAMMY Awards, released thirteen superlative albums, written a critically acclaimed memoir, maintained a non-stop national and international touring schedule, appeared on countless television and radio programs, had her songs featured in major motion pictures and created a remarkable canon of work.

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"...extraordinary songs, mesmerising guitar playing, and a voice that goes effortlessly from bruise-tender to scar-hard in a matter of minutes... her lyrics are crafted and clever, full of subtlety and polished phrases...With delicious sarcasm and acerbic stories, she held the audience spellbound... her songs are so personal to her that they speak to everyone who listens."

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Mary Chapin Carpenter Confirms Fall Tour With Shawn Colvin

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5x GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Mary Chapin Carpenter will embark on an extensive tour this fall with her longtime friend, Shawn Colvin. These special shows will feature the acclaimed songwriters performing material from their vast catalogues as well as some of their favorite songs, appearing on stage together as an intimate acoustic duo, swapping songs and sharing stories.

The newly confirmed tour includes stops at Fort Lauderdale’s Amaturo Theater, Birmingham’s Lyric Theatre, Atlanta’s Buckhead Theatre, Nashville’s historic Ryman Auditorium, Ann Arbor’s Michigan Theater, Evanston’s Cahn Auditorium, Minneapolis’ Pantages Theater and Ithaca’s State Theatre among many others. See below for complete itinerary. 

Tickets for the shows will be available for pre-sale starting tomorrow, June 13 at 10:00am local time via Seated, with general on-sale following this Friday, June 16 at 10:00am local time. Full details can be found at  www.marychapincarpenter.com/tour .

Over the course of her renowned career, Carpenter has sold over 16 million records. With hits like “Passionate Kisses” and “He Thinks He’ll Keep Her,” she has won five GRAMMY Awards (with 18 nominations), two CMA awards, two ACM awards and is one of only fifteen female members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. 

Additionally, Carpenter’s most recent release, One Night Lonely (Live), was nominated for Best Folk Album at the 2022 GRAMMY Awards. A rare solo performance, the album was recorded at Carpenter’s favorite venue, Virginia’s legendary Wolf Trap (where she will return on August 26 with special guest Dawes), and features songs from across her acclaimed career including several from her latest studio album, The Dirt And The Stars. A DVD of the live concert, which premiered on PBS, is also available  here . 

Shawn Colvin won her first GRAMMY Award for Best Contemporary Folk Album with her debut album, Steady On, in 1989. She has been a mainstay of the contemporary folk music scene ever since, releasing twelve superlative albums and establishing herself as an enduring talent. Her songs are slow-release works of craft and catharsis that become treasured, lifetime companions for their listeners.

Colvin triumphed at the 1998 GRAMMY Awards, winning both Record and Song of the Year for “Sunny Came Home.” Her inspiring and candid memoir, Diamond In The Rough, was published in 2012. Shawn was recently recognized for her career accomplishments when she was honored with the 2016 Lifetime Achievement Trailblazer Award by the Americana Music Association.

Presenting her with this prestigious award was Bonnie Raitt. Said Raitt, “She’s simply one of the best singers I’ve ever heard— and a truly gifted and deep songwriter and guitarist… She was groundbreaking when she emerged and continues to inspire me and the legions of fans and other singer/songwriters coming up in her wake.” 

MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER CONFIRMED TOUR DATES

BOLD  on-sale this Friday, June 16 at 10:00am local time

June 13—Scottsdale, AZ—Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts*

June 15—Boulder, CO—Chautauqua Auditorium*

June 16—Breckenridge, CO—Riverwalk Center*

June 17—Telluride, CO—Telluride Bluegrass Festival

August 3—Brownfield, ME—Stone Mountain Arts Center

August 4—Brownfield, ME—Stone Mountain Arts Center

August 5—Katonah, NY—Caramoor Center

August 6—Richmond, VA—The National†

August 8—Wilmington, NC—Greenfield Lake Amphitheater†

August 9—Charleston, SC—Charleston Music Hall†

August 10—Greensboro, NC—Carolina Theatre†

August 11—Charlotte, NC—Knight Theater†

August 12—Lexington, KY—Lexington Opera House

August 18—Beverly, MA—Cabot Theatre†

August 19—Portland, ME—State Theatre†

August 20—Nashua, NH—Nashua Center†

August 22—Northampton, MA—Academy of Music†

August 25—Vineyard Haven, MA—Beach Road Weekend 

August 26—Vienna, VA—Wolf Trap‡

September 28—Immokalee, FL—Seminole Casino +

September 29—Fort Lauderdale, FL—Amaturo Theater +

September 30—Clearwater, FL—Capitol Theatre +

October 3—Birmingham, AL—Lyric Theatre +

October 4—Chattanooga, TN—Walker Theatre +

October 6—Atlanta, GA—Buckhead Theatre +

October 8—Nashville, TN—Ryman Auditorium +

October 10—Ann Arbor, MI—Michigan Theater +

October 11—Evanston, IL—Cahn Auditorium +

October 12—Eau Claire, WI—Pablo Center at the Confluence +

October 13—Minneapolis, MN—Pantages Theatre +

October 14—Urbana, IL—Krannert Center for the Performing Arts +

October 18—Newark, OH—Midland Theatre +

October 20—Buffalo, NY—University of Buffalo +

October 21—Ithaca, NY—State Theater +

October 22—Potsdam, NY—Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall +

October 24—York, PA—Appel Center for the Performing Arts +

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Live Review: Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, and Sarah Jarosz @ Warner Theatre — 2/19/23

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At Warner Theatre in DC, the recent performance by singer-songwriters Shawn Colvin, Marc Cohn, and Sarah Jarosz was bittersweet. As Marc explained, the plan had originally been for him and Shawn to tour with David Crosby. But then the Covid epidemic happened, and, meanwhile, Croz was struggling with increasing health problems, and officially retired from touring. And then, last month, he passed away.

Early in their careers, Croz became an enthusiastic supporter of both Cohn and Colvin, as well as a lifelong friend. Cohn shared an email Croz sent him about a year ago, in which he wrote, “We have A gift. We can make music. We can sing and play. And we can do it well.” In the midst of all the turmoil in the world, “We can make things better for a shitload of people.”

As all the performers mentioned, Croz swore like a sailor, and was unfailingly blunt and honest, so that, as Jarosz said, “When he complimented you, it really meant something,” For all his prickliness, though, Croz was a dreamer and an idealist, and he ended his email to Marc by encouraging him to “get cracking,” to write more songs and to make another album.

Sarah Jarosz, who released her first album, Build Me Up From Bones,  while still a teenager, also became a favorite of Croz’s. She provided vocals for one of his late albums — Croz distinguished himself by releasing several excellent albums in the last decade of his life, at a time when many artists have slowed down, or even stopped making new material. But, because of Covid, it had to be done remotely. However, two weeks after she released Blue Heron Suite  in 2021, she visited Croz at his home in Santa Barbara while she was on tour. They had lunch, then Croz took her to a secluded beach where, poetically, a blue heron landed just feet away from them. In his inimitable fashion, Croz declared, “I made that happen! That was all me!”

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While there’s a bitterness in grieving for the memory of their friend, and for a musician whose body of work was beloved by so many, there was a sweetness to this show as well. Just as Croz used his stature to lift up younger artists, Cohn and Colvin are paying it forward, too, by joining with Jarosz, who is at the forefront of the next generation of musicians.

The shared performances at the Warner on Feb. 19 constituted a lovely evening, filled with beautiful songs and stories, beginning with all three artists singing Tom Petty’s “The Waiting” to open the show. Cohn then took over with “Old Soldier,” written for and recorded by Croz. Shawn went next, and spoke about her own relationship with David, telling the audience that the prospect of writing for him was “too scary.” Hearing Shawn say this was actually comforting; she’s a master songwriter with the awards and acclaim to prove it, and even she struggles at times. She shared a new song, which makes me hopeful we might get another album in the near future.

Perhaps the best anecdote of the even came as Sarah introduced her next song by talking about the time she left the stage and found Croz waiting for her in the dressing room. She then told the lovely story about her day with him and played “Morning” from Blue Heron Suite .

This wasn’t quite a songwriters in the round show; the three artists accompanied each other, instrumentally and on vocals. Jarosz sung and played the introduction on guitar to Marc’s “Silver Thunderbird,” then he took over on the piano, which he played most of the evening, occasionally switching to guitar.  In addition to her fine songwriting and singing, Sarah is also a highly accomplished multi-instrumentalist, lending her mandolin playing to the “epic riff” of Colvin’s biggest, “Sunny Came Home.”

Speaking of “Sunny,” Shawn introduced the song by talking about her tour with Steve Earle (who she called “amazing”), several years ago now. Steve told her, “You’ve written the ultimate breakup,” song, to which she replied, “Why?” Shawn continued, “He looked at me like I was unwell –” Steve has a very distinctive gaze, which I have experienced personally — “and said, ‘Because it’s a fuckin’ murder ballad.'” In retrospect, it’s unlikely that a song about burning someone to death experienced such popularity, but hey, the ’90s were a weird time.

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But “Sunny,” wouldn’t come until later in the show, and Shawn followed Marc’s “Silver Thunderbird” with “Shotgun Down The Avalanche,” which appeared on her debut album, Steady On , which won a Grammy for Best Folk Album. She told the audience, “We’re not going to have as much fun on this song,” and she called it “a good winter song,” though, with its snow imagery, it didn’t really match the unusually warm winter we’re having in the Mid-Atlantic. (As I write this, I am getting ready to go meet a friend for an afternoon hike, as the temperature today, with just more than a month left in winter, is going to reach the low 60s.

All three artists have worked extensively with John Leventhal, who has produced and played on their albums and co-written songs with them. It’s beyond the scope of this article to provide anything like an exhaustive list of his collaborations, but Sarah specifically mentioned she co-wrote her next song, “Orange and Blue,” with him.

Marc and I have some common elements in our background, though separated by decades: He was born and raised in the heavily-Jewish Cleveland suburb of Beachwood Heights. Though not born in Ohio, my family moved to the Akron suburbs when I was five years old. Marc started college at Oberlin, later transferring to UCLA; I transferred into to Oberlin after spending my freshman year at Michigan. I mention this because, in his song, “Perfect Love,” he references landmark in northeast Ohio, like Shaker Lake (in the also heavily-Jewish Cleveland suburb Shaker Heights). “Perfect love is about his brother, Warren’s, 57-year marriage, which contrasts with Marc being “two months into my third marriage.”  Warren has told Marc that he thinks he’s idealized that marriage, saying that, rather than “perfect,” it’s been an “enduring love.”

Up next, Shawn someone, “someone has to be the cynic.” She then shared the story I’ve mentioned about Steve Earle, and Jarsoz joined her on mandolin for “Sunny Came Home.” Sarah followed with the title cut of her 2013 album, Build Me Up From Bones, then Marc played “Walk Through The World.”

Watch the official music video for “Walk Through the World” by Marc Cohn on YouTube:

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Introducing her next song, Shawn spoke of some of the challenges of songwriting, and of her difficulty, sometimes, with finishing songs. When she was making These Four Walls , she was in New York, and scheduled to be in the studio the next morning, but hadn’t completed a composition. Being the procrastinator that almost all writers are, rather than working on the song the night before, she turned on the TV and found a documentary about Martin Luther King on PBS. The next morning, in the studio, she engaged in what she called “singing in tongues,” in which she exudes a lot of nonsense until words come out. Eventually, the words came out, inspired by the documentary, and she recorded “Don’t Worry Me Now.”

The show was starting to wind down, and Sarah played a cover of U2’s “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For,” followed by Marc’s biggest hit, “Walking in Memphis.” He told the story of how, in 1985, he met Muriel Davis Wilkins, a schoolteacher in Memphis who sang a few nights a week to earn to extra money for her family. One night, she invited him to sing with her, which was a challenge, because her repertoire consisted of Gospel classics, which, unsurprisingly, are not exactly the wheelhouse of a nice Jewish boy from Cleveland. But they made it work, and, afterwords, Muriel said to Marc, “I think you’re ready to write those songs now.” Though releasing his first album was still many years away, over the next several months he wrote many of the songs that appeared on it.

Shawn took the final solo performance with “Diamond In The Rough,” and all three sanger Dylan’s “You’re Gonna Me Lonesome When You Go” together to close out the main set. When they returned for an encore, Marc said they wanted to cover one of Croz’s songs, but many of them are difficult — difficult tunings, difficult melodies. They settled on singing “The Lee Shore,” which he co-wrote with is longtime friend, Graham Nash. To close the show, they covered Van Morrison’s “Into The Mystic” to send the audience home on a high note.

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Tuesday, may 30, 2023, al stewart - bbc sessions, volume 4: in concert, golders green hippodrome, london, britain, 6-27-1974.

I had previously included much of the material here on my album of early full band BBC recordings. But thanks to that box set, I now have the full concert, and with better sound quality. So I've made this separate volume. This is with a full band. I think he generally played solo acoustic up until this year, then generally played with a band from that point on.

Oddly, not everything here is from the box set. The banter before two of the songs (tracks 1 and 7) come from the unreleased version I had before. 

This is a fairly short concert, at 39 minutes. But it seems to be complete. Stewart had yet to make the big time with his 1976 hit "Year of the Cat," so I imagine the BBC didn't want to give him more air time.

01 talk (Al Stewart) 02 Soho [Needless to Say] (Al Stewart) 03 talk (Al Stewart) 04 Old Admirals (Al Stewart) 05 talk (Al Stewart) 06 Terminal Eyes - Post World War Two Blues (Al Stewart) 07 talk (Al Stewart) 08 Roads to Moscow (Al Stewart) 09 talk (Al Stewart) 10 Nostradamus (Al Stewart)

https://www.upload.ee/files/15288311/AlStwt_1974_BBSessionsVolum4InConcertGoldrsGreenHippodrmeLondnBritain__6-27-1974_atse.zip.html

The cover photo comes from a concert in London in November 1976.

2 comments:

I love the song "Roads to Moscow," and remember hearing it for the first time on FM radio. His voice sounded similar to Davy Jones to my young ears, so I thought it was Davy. And thought, wow, the Monkees' lead singer has finally sunk his teeth into something with some substance. If only...

Amusing. As if that would have happened. :)