BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190802 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190803 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:* Richard Shindell (Bull Run Restaurant) DESCRIPTION:Richard Shindell\n\n\n8-2-2019\n\n\n\nOriginally from New York\, now dividing his time between Buenos Aires\, Argentina and New York's Hudson Valley\, Richard Shindellis a writer whose songs paint pictures\, tell stories\, juxtapose ideas and images\, inhabit characters\, vividly evoking entire worlds along the way and expanding our sense of just what it is a song may be. From his first record\, Sparrow's Point (1992) to his current release\, Careless (September 2016)\, Shindell has explored the possibilities offered by this most elastic and variable of cultural confections: the song. \n\n\n\nTaking up the guitar at the age of eight\, Richard listened to Beatles\, Dylan\, Joni Mitchell\, Motown\, Bowie\, Hunter-Garcia\, King-Goffin\, Paul Simon\, Bill Monroe\, Rogers & Hammerstein. Their songs gave the impression of having always been there\, so solid and self-evident were their melodies\, hooks\, grooves\, and lyrics. He later began frequenting a well-known songwriters circle on Houston Street in New York City. Hosted by the late Jack Hardy\, where every Thursday night writers would gather to debut new songs. It was a tough but supportive crowd. And it was right about then thatShanachie Records called with an offer for a three record deal\, which resulted in Sparrows Point (1992)\, Blue Divide(1994) and Reunion Hill (1997). The latter\, produced by multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell\, won the AFIM (NAIRD) award for "Best Contemporary Folk Album" in 1998. Its title track was covered (along with two other of Shindell's songs) by Joan Baez on her 1997 release\, Gone From Danger. In 1998\, Shindell joined forces with Dar Williams andLucy Kaplansky to make Cry Cry Cry (Razor and Tie)\, a collection of covers by writers such as Robert Earl Keen\, Michael Stipe\, Ron Sexsmith\, Greg Brown\, Julie Miller\, and James Keelaghan. Over the course of two years\, the group toured in support of this highly acclaimed (and eponymously titled) album\, leaving audiences spellbound by their gorgeous three-part harmonies.\n\n\n\nThe year 2000 brought the release of one of Shindell's most popular albums\, Somewhere Near Paterson (Signature Sounds)\, produced by Campbell. And that year Richard\, with his Argentine wife and their two small children\, moved to Buenos Aires\, Argentina. Taking a few years to get acclimated and learn the language\, he followed up with Vuelta(Koch Records)\, joining with Puente Celeste\, an eclectic and much beloved group of virtuoso Argentine musicians. Then came South of Delia (2007)\, Not Far Now and 13 Songs You May or May Not Have Heard Before\, which The Telegraph (UK) called "a stunningly good record." \n\n\n\nIn 2015 he joined forces again with Lucy Kaplansky to record Tomorrow You're Going (Signature Sounds). Consisting mostly of love songs\, or love lost songs\, it provided Shindell and Kaplansky an occasion to revel in their distinctive\, two-part harmony with the backing of a top-notch band (Byron Isaacs\, Dennis McDermott\, Bill Payne and Campbell).\n\n\n\nShindell continues to tour nationally in the United States\, with the occasional forays into Canada\, the UK\, and Europe. Although known primarily as songwriter\, Shindell takes a more holistic view of his career. Producer\, writer\, singer\, guitarist\, interpreter: it all adds up to a life in music.\nBuy Tickets X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
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Richard Shindell

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8-2-2019
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\nOriginally from New York\, now dividing his time between Buenos Aires\, Argentina and New York'\;s Hudson Valley\, \;Richard Shindellis a writer whose songs paint pictures\, tell stories\, juxtapose ideas and images\, inhabit characters\, vividly evoking entire worlds along the way and expanding our sense of just what it is a song may be. From his first record\, \;Sparrow'\;s Point \;(1992) to his current release\, \;Careless \;(September 2016)\, Shindell has explored the possibilities offered by this most elastic and variable of cultural confections: the song.  \;
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\nTaking up the guitar at the age of eight\, Richard listened to Beatles\, Dylan\, Joni Mitchell\, Motown\, Bowie\, Hunter-Garcia\, King-Goffin\, Paul Simon\, Bill Monroe\, Rogers &\; Hammerstein. Their songs gave the impression of having always been there\, so solid and self-evident were their melodies\, hooks\, grooves\, and lyrics. He later began frequenting a well-known songwriters circle on Houston Street in New York City. Hosted by the late \;Jack Hardy\, where every Thursday night writers would gather to debut new songs. It was a tough but supportive crowd. And it was right about then thatShanachie Records \;called with an offer for a three record deal\, which resulted in \;Sparrows Point \;(1992)\, \;Blue Divide(1994) and \;Reunion Hill \;(1997). The latter\, produced by multi-instrumentalist \;Larry Campbell\, won the \;AFIM (NAIRD) award \;for "\;Best Contemporary Folk Album"\; in 1998. Its title track was covered (along with two other of Shindell'\;s songs) by \;Joan Baez \;on her 1997 release\, \;Gone From Danger. In 1998\, Shindell joined forces with \;Dar Williams \;andLucy Kaplansky \;to make \;Cry Cry Cry \;(Razor and Tie)\, a collection of covers by writers such as Robert Earl Keen\, Michael Stipe\, Ron Sexsmith\, Greg Brown\, Julie Miller\, and James Keelaghan. Over the course of two years\, the group toured in support of this highly acclaimed (and eponymously titled) album\, leaving audiences spellbound by their gorgeous three-part harmonies.
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\nThe year 2000 brought the release of one of Shindell&rsquo\;s most popular albums\, \;Somewhere Near Paterson \;(Signature Sounds)\, produced by Campbell. And that year Richard\, with his Argentine wife and their two small children\, moved to Buenos Aires\, Argentina. Taking a few years to get acclimated and learn the language\, he followed up with \;Vuelta(Koch Records)\, joining with \;Puente Celeste\, an eclectic and much beloved group of virtuoso Argentine musicians. Then came South of \;Delia \;(2007)\, \;Not Far Now \;and \;13 Songs You May or May Not Have Heard Before\, which The Telegraph (UK) called &ldquo\;a stunningly good record.&rdquo\; \;
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\nIn 2015 he joined forces again with Lucy Kaplansky to record \;Tomorrow You&rsquo\;re Going \;(Signature Sounds). Consisting mostly of love songs\, or love lost songs\, it provided Shindell and Kaplansky an occasion to revel in their distinctive\, two-part harmony with the backing of a top-notch band (Byron Isaacs\, Dennis McDermott\, Bill Payne and Campbell).
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\nShindell continues to tour nationally in the United States\, with the occasional forays into Canada\, the UK\, and Europe. Although known primarily as songwriter\, Shindell takes a more holistic view of his career. Producer\, writer\, singer\, guitarist\, interpreter: it all adds up to a life in music.
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