Join us on Saturday, February 6th for the third edition of Wire, Wood & Words, an intimate evening of music featuring three local singer/songwriters.This month W@tercooler is excited to welcome James John Wilson, Ed "Ted" Horan and Julie Corbalis to the stage.This in-the-round style event gives the audience a glimpse into the creative process and backstories behind the artists’ favorite songs, as each artist take turns sharing stories and songs.We are excited for another sold-out unforgettable evening of great music as we support the arts (and the artists) living and working in the Rivertowns!Tickets are $12 per person and seating limited to 40 - So please purchase tickets in advance to ensure your seat. Light Refreshments will be served - of course!Find your community at W@tercooler!Our Performers James John Wilson — James is known for diverse, lyrically driven songs delivered in a voice artfully lined with southern tonalities and notable diction. He is a singer & songwriter descendant of British vaudevillian performers, and a dad, who sung in the church choir. Born in New York, raised in Austin, TX., influences include Steve Ray Vaughn, Donovan Frankenreiter, Townes Van Zandt, Arlo Guthrie, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Willie Nelson, James Taylor, Radio Head, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon. James writes using an organic method to tease out subconscious prose and avoids over-writing and re-writes. His songs begin as a means to document internal dialog without edit, and to learn about himself. The result is a raw, simple, stripped but emotionally-charged sound. James is a RiverArts Board Member, as well as a frequent performer at clubs and restaurants in the Rivertowns, Manhattan, White Plains, and The Irvington Farmers Market, where he has cultivated a devoted following. Ed Horan — Ed was born in Rhode Island and has lived all over the country. He now calls New York home. While traveling in Spain, Ed was lulled into a trance by sweet melodic flamenco music then in a weakened state he was robbed by gypsies. Vowing revenge, he assiduously studied their musical forms hoping to cast some spells of his own.
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