D Kav steals a few moments away from the 1st Annual Potbelly Music Festival to talk with singer/songwriter Claire Corriveau. D Kav and Claire talk music, shop, Tim Dowd and the invention of faders, and … ice cream?!?
Claire’s forthcoming, self-produced EP is scheduled to be released Christmas 2010.
More music/info at the MySpace page of Claire’s Latin Pop Band “Kos Ritmos”
Claire Corriveau performs an original song from her forthcoming EP called “Echoes In The Dark.” Her EP is set to be released Christmas 2010.
More music/info from Claire Corriveau at:
Andy Spitson, one of the musicians who performed at the 1st Annual Potbelly Music Festival, performed his original song, “No Place Like Your Heart.”
Andy Spitson takes the stage at the Inaugural Potbelly Music Festival and opens his set with a cover of a song by The Beatles: “I Feel Fine.”
More music/info at www.andyspitson.com
D Kav is FLOORED by the great surprises in store for him and for the entourage of Potbelly musicians for the day. D Kav checks out the beauty of the Bayshore Town Center in Glendale, WI and talks to Ashley, Jessica, Mike and Mitch of the Glendale Potbelly store while they all set up for the Inaugural Potbelly Music Festival. www.bayshoretowncenter.com
Once picked up from the Milwaukee Amtrak station, Keene Curtis, DM of Milwaukee area Potbelly stores talks to the musicians about the upcoming 1st Annual Potbelly Music Festival and briefs the musicians. Jokes, stories shared.
D Kav and the Potbelly gang arrive at the Milwaukee Amtrak station. D Kav takes video - we find out about the regular adventures that Claire has on a monthly basis on trains…
D Kav meets up with Chris Jesurun - Potbelly Music Co-ordinator for the Loop Potbelly Stores - and Nathan Sarnat, a fellow Potbelly musician. The start of Writing The Rails: Milwaukee commences from Union Station, Chicago, IL.
Hello gang!
For those of you who will be in the Milwaukee/Glendale, WI area this Saturday, September 18th, 2010, come join us!
That’s right! This Saturday, Sept. 18th, I’ll be heading out, once again, via Amtrak for Writing The Rails: Milwaukee via/courtesy of Potbelly Sandwich Works for their 1st Annual Potbelly Music Festival!
Saturday, September 18th, 2010
From 2pm to 6pm
Bayshore Town Center
5800 N. Bayshore Drive
Glendale, WI 53217
www.bayshoretowncenter.com
Many singer/songwriters to perform cover AND original tunes throughout the day!
I’ll be selling CDs at the venue!
Portion of proceeds from CD sales will go to Milwaukee Domestic Animal Control Commission (http://www.madacc.com)
Per the tradition of Writing The Rails (www.writingtherailstour.com,) I’ll be taking videos of the event of the people, the happenings, and the many musicians that’ll be performing throughout the day.
Hope to see you there!
Peace, love, music, laughter, life and charity,
D Kav
One man, one guitar and a train.
WTR is set to depart next on Saturday, May 22nd to head to Quincy, IL for the Toy Block Music Ice Cream Social Extravaganza. Join us that day for Ice Cream, Music, Costumes, Contests, Pub Crawls, Mayhem and more. All proceeds will benefit Toy Block Music (www.toyblockmusic.com) and the Quincy Not-So-Fine Arts Society.
If you'd like to donate to the Toy Block Music cause, TBM will give you a FREE download of D Kav's song "Alice The Camel" for ANY donation over $1. Click onto the ChipIn widget below (and thank you for ALL of your support! :D)
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