Audio Catnip Records and Beggar's Banquet House Concerts are a labor of love for music and musicians. Here you'll find great original music created and performed by a group of talented musicians that exist "under the radar", or just outside the "mainstream" musical culture. These are the artists that make a living performing in coffee houses, small clubs and on the burgeoning "house concert" circuit.
Next Concert!
MICHAEL FRACASSO
Saturday August 21, 2010
“…Michael Fracasso has an extraordinary voice, a bright, high tenor that can drive a song or float through it…”
--- Dave Marsh, The Austin Chronicle (cover) - April 2004
“On his new album, ‘A Pocketful of Rain,” he often sounds like Phil Everly and has written several songs worthy of Boudleaux Bryant, author of the Everly Brothers’ biggest hits.”
--- Geoffrey Himes, the Washington Post- April 2004
“Michael Fracasso, one of America’s songwriting geniuses…”
--- San Luis Obispo Metro Times - March 2004
“Fracasso seems poised to move to the top of the tier …with the release of his stunning new effort, “A Pocketful of Rain.”
--- Lee Zimmerman, South Florida’s Entertainment News and Views - April 2004
“On his new album (A Pocketful of Rain) Fracasso consistently licks the odds and transcends the broadly defined ( Americana) genre’s limitations. Part of that is his distinctive voice, a high ringing tenor that manages to evoke both Everly brothers.”
--- Mike Thomas, Pacific Sun – March 2004
Admission is $15 plus 2 cans of food for the food bank
As usual, $10 goes to the artist and $5 to New Beginnings Cat Rescue
Pot Luck Dinner /BYO
Please call Craig or Lee to make a reservation and
volunteer a side dish for the pot luck dinner. For reservations call
(214)476-6858 or (214)293-2042 or click HERE.
Audio Catnip Records and Beggar's Banquet House Concerts are a labor of love for music and musicians. Here you'll find great original music created and performed by a group of talented musicians that exist "under the radar", or just outside the "mainstream" musical culture. These are the artists that make a living performing in coffee houses, small clubs and on the burgeoning "house concert" circuit.
