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Fred Eaglesmith Show Starring Tif Ginn at Texas Music City Grill and Smokehouse - Lindale in Lindale, Texas

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Fred Eaglesmith Show Starring Tif Ginn at Texas Music City Grill and Smokehouse - Lindale in Lindale, Texas

Fred Eaglesmith Show Starring Tif Ginn at Texas Music City Grill and Smokehouse - Lindale in Lindale, Texas

DATE:
Saturday, January 28, 2017
TIME:
Showtime 8:00 PM
LOCATION:
Texas Music City Grill and Smokehouse - Lindale
66 Miranda Lambert Way
Unit 4
Lindale, Texas 75771
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Fred Eaglesmith Show Starring Tif Ginn is coming to Love and War in Lindale!

After all these years touring the US, Canada and Europe – having his songs covered by some of the biggest names in music, and appearing on “The Late Show” with David Letterman – the enigmatic, countrified, Rock n' Roll troubadour: Fred Eaglesmith, is carrying on with musical wife Tif Ginn!
Price: $25.00
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Like all great and genuine artists, Fred Eaglesmith lets his muse call the tune on his 18th album, Cha Cha Cha. And this time out it’s the big beat of rock’n’roll.

And it is not only rock’n’roll, though that is at the heart of this collection of reflections on the always fertile subject of love by one of the most acclaimed singer-songwriter of our day. With his usual creative panache, Eaglesmith splashes the style with such colors as 1950s movie music, soulful backing vocals, dance rhythms and more. He reconfigures one of the most potent essences of popular music into something all his own as well as both timeless yet urgently contemporary.

Cha Cha Cha percolates with the primal beats, grooves and vibe of rock’n’roll to fire a collection of sharp and concise songs about lovers who are faithless, fickle, feckless, lonesome, lost, loyal and even fleeting shadows and ghosts. With such simmering, rhythmically-driven tracks laced with driving electric guitar and keyboards as the blues with a Latin beat of “Careless,” the ominously crackling “Tricks,” the garage-band bounce and kick of “I Would” and the slinky and intoxicating “Dynamite and Whiskey,” the disc is yet another organic progression and variation from a talent whose vibrant recordings and stirring live shows have earned him comparisons to a virtual honor roll of musical icons. Yet, as always, it’s just Eaglesmith doing what comes naturally and burnishing his own vital brand of music with further character and dimensions.