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Way, Shape, or Form at Emerging Artists Series show

Troy Gatrell's latest project, Way, Shape, or Form, jammed the Roanoke Library on Thursday evening. On the video for below, the band, with Gatrell on drums and keys, comes off like a combination of Steve Khan and Incubus. That is actually a cool combination.

Look for the band's CD, "Trapezoid Campaign."

Aaron Parker is on bass here, and Justin Brown is playing guitar. Video by Hans Moore.

Check out HopeHop live tomorrow at Attitudes, Blacksburg

And here's some video to get you caught up on this very fine act. Get more info and show details here.

HopeHop - Let My People Go Live (HD) from COcuts on Vimeo.

Attitudes Web site is down. Here's the location: 900 Prices Fork Road, Blacksburg. (540) 552-7001.

Local video shooter roaming the scenes

Ashley Turnage of Christiansburg sent me links to a bunch of her videos, including one she shot at Awful Arthur's, Towers, with Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights.

She sent this contact info: rockyoumedia@gmail.com.

Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights from Ashley on Vimeo.

Music video: Blue Mule jams with Tony Rice, Larry Keel

Homeboys tearing it up with the best of them, from youtube.com.

Locals Zipporah Bird, Chuck Love combine on song; Bird shoots video

A while back, we ran a story on Chuck Love, a Salem resident who has been picking and singing for decades around here. The other day, he sent me information on a song he wrote, "No, No, No." Zipporah Bird, of Love's vocal act, Seneca, had recorded the song. Marc Hutchins, of Alexander Films, shot a video. Here it is.

Check out this video from The Dark Side Project

Local Pink Floyd freaks open for Jonathan Tyler and The Northern Lights on Saturday night at Awful Arthur's, Towers.

Video from The Infamous Stringdusters

Thanks to Sugar Hill p.r. genius, former Roanoke Valley resident and banjo monster Donica Christensen for this video of The Infamous Stringdusters, who are playing Kirk Avenue Music Hall on Wednesday. Go to Top Tickets for show details.

Video: The Bastards of Fate at Marginal Arts Festival

More from last week's Marginal Arts Festival. Here's the kickoff show, from the Roanoke Libraries' Emerging Artists Series, courtesy of River Laker. For more information on The Bastards of Fate, check the band's myspace page.


Doug Cheatwood live, EMERGING ARTISTS series from EMERGING ARTISTS on Vimeo.

Video of Red Clay River from Marginal Arts Festival


Red Clay River live at Dumas Center (2) from EMERGING ARTISTS on Vimeo.

Some Roanoke originals here. Get more info about the band at www.myspace.com/redclayriver

Hey! Video from Bebop Hoedown

Since the MusicCast is in limbo (long story), we'll post what you send us. Thanks to Bebop Hoedown for sending us this performance of "Whiskey For Breakfast."

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cutNscratch is The Roanoke Times music blog. Music reporter Tad Dickens enjoys pickin' and grinnin' and drummin', and he likes to write about music, too. He'll post plenty about local, regional and national music, but it won't be any fun at all if you don't jump in and have your say. So do it! | Read more about Tad.

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