Dan Whitaker
Wilson Valley Mercantile - solo
Wilson Valley Mercantile
2421 Wilson Valley Loop
Little River-Academy, TX 76554
2024年5月24日
18:00 GMT-5
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About this concert
Dan Whitaker returns to Wilson Valley Mercantile in Little River, TX for a solo show Friday May 24!
6 pm - 9 pm
https://www.danwhitaker.com/
https://wilsonvalley.com/
@danwhitakermusic
@wilsonvalleymercantile
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Wilson Valley Mercantile is Bell County's first legal distillery since prohibition. It is available as a venue for events as well as open to the public with live music m...
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Dan Whitaker Biography
Songwriter Dan Whitaker is a lifelong musician with over 30 years performing and 14 albums of original songs to his name. Noted for his “smooth world-wise voice” and well-crafted tunes, he recently relocated from his longtime home Chicago to start a new chapter in Texas, where his outsider ways seem to fit right in. Whitaker’s kind of country music is shot through with blues, jazz, and folk, a freewheeling style that takes you on a journey through life’s ups and downs with humor and insight.
His latest album, I Won’t Play By Your Rules, is a reckoning of sorts—and an invitation to live the life you’re meant to live, no matter if it comes late. It speaks of giving the middle finger to your deadend job, finding solace in the kindness of others, and leaving all your problems behind for one last spin on the dance floor. Engineered by Alex Hall at Reliable Recorders (Cactus Blossoms, Pokey LaFarge), Whitaker lets his love for soulful harmonicas, lonesome pedal steel, and jazzy telecasters rip over ten memorable tracks—with a stealthy instrumental featuring Chris Neal on saxophone as a digital bonus.
続きを読むHis latest album, I Won’t Play By Your Rules, is a reckoning of sorts—and an invitation to live the life you’re meant to live, no matter if it comes late. It speaks of giving the middle finger to your deadend job, finding solace in the kindness of others, and leaving all your problems behind for one last spin on the dance floor. Engineered by Alex Hall at Reliable Recorders (Cactus Blossoms, Pokey LaFarge), Whitaker lets his love for soulful harmonicas, lonesome pedal steel, and jazzy telecasters rip over ten memorable tracks—with a stealthy instrumental featuring Chris Neal on saxophone as a digital bonus.
Western Swing
Blues
Honky Tonk
Swing
Americana
Country
Folk
Folk-blues
Hillbilly
Jazz
Rock
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