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MD Houseconcert This Saturday And More!

Tue, 13 Jul 2010 00:00:00 -0700

Hello Everyone,

It's nice to be on sabbatical, but I am excited for every chance I get to do what I love. That's why I'm excited about the next month. This Saturday I'll be playing a houseconcert with Parthenon Huxley here in Maryland. June's houseconcert in Virginia was a smash success (Thanks, Jeff & Erin!) and I'm ready for more. Sunday I'm returning to play for the people at CommUnity On The Hill in Washington, DC. Next week I fly to Minnesota with my family and play twice, before returning to the Northwest in August for four more dates culminating in my long-anticipated return to Portland, Oregon on Friday the 13th! There's so much I want you to know about the shows so please visit the calendar, find a date near you and read more about it. I can't wait to play for you again.

I've finally added a Healing tab this month to lincolncrockett.com. Folks who know me already know this has always been a part of what I do. Now you can learn more about what underlies my songs and my thinking, and learn about another way we can connect.

If you read to the bottom there's an extra special secret I'll share with you.

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Saturday, July 17th, 2010
Lincoln Crockett, Parthenon Huxley - 8 pm
Houseconcert at the Crockett's

5808 Sonoma Rd
Bethesda, MD 20817
USA
301.530.9284

Price: $20

A true homecoming show, and I'm excited to be joined by Parthenon Huxley a world-class musician we discovered living on the same block! According to my parents, "We learned about Parthenon Huxley when our grandson fell for the enormous inflatable, animatronic Halloween decorations four doors up the block. It turns out that our neighbor spent nine years as lead guitarist for a latter day version of the world-famous, multi-platinum selling British symphonic rock group ELO. "P. Hux" has a long recording history as a solo artist beginning with his Columbia Records LP "Sunny Nights" which Rolling Stone called "a monumental debut." Huxley went on to win Album of the Year Awards in the indie press for his albums "Deluxe" and "Homemade Spaceship." Parthenon has collaborated with and shared the stage with countless famous names including Crosby, Stills and Nash, Cheap Trick, Brian Wilson, Aimee Mann, Joan Jett, David Lee Roth, Bo Diddley, Linda Ronstadt, Foreigner and many more. A masterful guitarist, singer and songwriter, P. Hux has been dubbed a "pop visionary", "rock's most underrated pop genius" and a songwriting "master." Visit www.parthenonhuxley.com to get to know him more!"

Please RSVP in advance. Seating is limited, first come first served. Doors open at 7:15 pm for gathering and hors d'oeuvres. Please bring wine/beer/drink of choice. To reserve a space, RSVP to margssc@verizon.net, or call. For the uninitiated, a house concert is a chance to experience music in a warm and intimate environment. You're invited into someone's living room to share in a performance by one of their favorite musicians. It's a chance to meet the performers and have them sign their CD. A house concert is also a great social evening of friends and neighbors. The proceeds of houseconcerts go to the musicians and make up a vital part of the livelihood of an independent musician.

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Shhhh: the secret is Cross-eyed Rosie and I are putting together a special reunion show in Portland in September! I'll tell you more next month. Meanwhile I hope you're enjoying your life and that we can see each other soon.

Peace & Be Well,
Lincoln

HEALING Tab added to LincolnCrockett.com

Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0700

I've just added a new HEALING tab to lincolncrockett.com. Some of you already know me as an energy healer from our friendship, conversation, Sisters Folk Festival Songwriting Accademy, special performances for spiritual organizations and other places. As I've gotten to know my audience over the years its become clear that people want to know more about it. You can expect to see this influence more of everything I do in the future. Click on the HEALING tab now to learn more!

Peace & Be Well,

Lincoln

LinkList, June 2010

Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:00:00 -0700

Hi Beautiful People!

I'm happy to let you know about two houseconcerts I've been asked to perform back east, of the USofA, that is. Erin and Ben's house is coming up this month on Saturday, June 26 in Falls Church, VA! And my folks have asked me to perform for them again, this time a double-bill with our neighbor Parthenon Huxley, Saturday, July 17! If you or someone you know will be in the area, we hope you'll join us!

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Saturday, June 26th, 2010
Houseconcert - 7 - 9pm
Erin & Ben's House

3115 Hall Ct
Falls Church, VA 22042
USA
410-948-5658
Price: $20

We're gonna cram this house fulla joy! RSVP required, seating is limited. First come, first serve tickets. Please RSVP to Erin Nomiyama nomiyama@gmail.com or 410-948-5658.

Saturday, July 17th, 2010
Lincoln Crockett, Parthenon Huxley - 8 pm
Houseconcert at the Crockett's

5808 Sonoma Rd
Bethesda, MD 20817
USA
301.530.9284
Price: $20

A true homecoming show, and I'm excited to be joined by Parthenon Huxley (www.parthenonhuxley.com). According to my parents "it turns out that our neighbor spent nine years as lead guitarist for a latter day version of the world-famous, multi-platinum selling British symphonic rock group ELO. "P. Hux" has a long recording history as a solo artist beginning with his Columbia Records LP "Sunny Nights" which Rolling Stone called "a monumental debut." Huxley went on to win Album of the Year Awards in the indie press for his albums "Deluxe" and "Homemade Spaceship." Parthenon has collaborated with and shared the stage with countless famous names including Crosby, Stills and Nash, Cheap Trick, Brian Wilson, Aimee Mann, Joan Jett, David Lee Roth, Bo Diddley, Linda Ronstadt, Foreigner and many more." Wow!

Please RSVP in advance. Seating is limited, first come first served. Doors open at 7:15 pm for gathering and hors d'euvres. Please bring wine/beer/drink of choice. To reserve a space, RSVP to margssc@verizon.net, or call.

-----------------------------------------About Houseconcerts--------------------------------

A little on house concerts for the uninitiated: A houseconcert is a chance to experience music in a warm and intimate environment. You’re invited into someone’s living room to share in a performance by one of their favorite musicians. It's a chance to meet the performers and have them sign their CD. A house concert is also a great social evening of friends and neighbors. The proceeds of houseconcerts go to the musicians and make up a vital part of the livelihood of an independent musician. If you'd like me to perform at a houseconcert of your own, please contact me at link@lincolncrockett.com.

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As you may recall, our hero (that's me!) was last seen departing US shores for Asia, with broad and garrulous adventures of self-discovery ahead. My family and I have since racked up miles and smiles during four months in Thailand, and it seems just barely made it out before the worst of the government protest violence recently in Bangkok. We are glad to be back, and will be visiting our family for the next two months, before returning to Portland, OR in August to make a home.

As soon as I hop off the plane in Seattle there will be music, beginning with dates in Bellingham (8/5), Bellevue (8/12) and Portland on Friday the 13th! I'll let you know more in future LinkLists, along with other information and special announcements soon. Meanwhile, visit the website, keep listening to the music, and I'm excited to have the chance to play for you again! I'm eternally grateful.

Peace & Be Well,
Lincoln

February Note from Sabbatical

Wed, 17 Feb 2010 00:00:00 -0800

Hi everyone, greetings from mid-February on sabbatical in Thailand (more on that below):

My extended break began full-force and radical after the farewell show in November as my wife, Alicia, and I packed up our belongings and squeezed them in a 10x10 box. This was equal parts painful and liberating. We felt burdened by day to day upkeep of a modern American home, but in love with the same burden. The contents of our little mountain cabin fit so well that we kept more than we expected. Lotsa flotsam and jetsam - a couch, a desk, dining table and chairs, houseplants, our beloved mountain truck 'The Mule' - we gave away, loaned out, stashed and stored with friends and family. We were ready to look for a larger home anyway, but our son was the most sad to leave. Hopefully the worst that can happen to him, other than expensive therapy bills, is a tendency to feel rootless and inclined to travel... just like his mom and pop! (oh boy...)

We boiled everything down to a backpack each by January. When I say we're taking a sabbatical from everything, we mean EVERYTHING. Several people in my life have expressed drooling envy at this, but I have a confession: I'M A HOMEBODY!! I love: 1. a fridge with my food in it, and 2. a bed with my sheets on it, somewhere out there, knowing I can return to it. I think I got myself into deeper water than I was expecting, but lesson learned. All the more likely that you'll hear me back doing music sooner.

On that note (pun relished), I can feel the music rising in me again, like sap. Perhaps wiser musicians anticipate the need for creative rebirthing periodically, but I came to this the old fasioned way - burnout. On this trip I have brought my mandolin (very well insured!). I pick it up when the muse strikes me, utterly without pressure or need driving me. I've been finding new nooks and crannies. Just last night Alicia asked "Did you write that? That was beautiful," after one of dozens of little, aimless meanderings around the fretboard that stay with me day after day. Perhaps one or two will grow into 'Gone Away Pt.2' or something fun. Right now I'm sensitive to the wind whispering in my heart, listening for the way forward from here, just as I've always done.

By the way, I've been listening to the new disks, IN PICTURES and PLAY IN THE YARD all the time, have you? These songs are my own messages in a bottle from the deep inside to the light of day. When I finally decided on sabbatical I had to come to terms with not being able to release and tour a new disk as I'd been hoping to do. Thankfully, this and my limited time available set just the boundaries I needed to know what to do, and just like with ANGELS AND DEVILS ALIKE, the results have exceeded my expectations. Some of these songs I've played out once or twice, some only for friends, some, like my new favorite "Summerbird", have never been heard. On IN PICTURES Tom Frisch and I captured them in all their glory, the best I ever played them, and still managed to find new sounds and new instruments. PLAY IN THE YARD, meanwhile, makes me smile everytime. Playing with Jim, Tyler and Andy behind me was like heaven to a normally solo performer. Like, dude, imagine - Tyler was there holding down JUST THE BASS NOTES!!!! Unbelieveable. I could go on and on and on and on, but my wife has taught me better manners. Get the disks and hear for yourself.

Have I mentioned I hadn't enjoyed a real vacation in, like, what feels like a decade? Guess where we have gone now! (OK tons of you know already, but, ta da) I'm in Bangkok, Thailand right now, feeling grateful that U.S. cities have good sanitation, and grateful that Thai food is so amazingly good. Its been great to be warm in the winter, to be well cared for at all of our stays, to get in my first ever tropical island beach time, and to have a change to decompress and take a long look at life. What do I want in the future? What did I like about what I doing? Is this really the life I sought? What of all these answers is something permanent and lasting, and which were just circumstantial, satisfactions that might be found in greater measure in a different presentation. Is music the highest expression of the joy I feel bubbling up inside me? What new risks might I be inclined to take in the future? What do I really need, and what do I really NOT need to be happy!?

The answers are coming. They change shape a little everyday. Geographically speaking we're going on to India next - a place Alicia has always wanted to go and who's modal music has thrilled me since George Harrison. Its time for more new things. What new things are you getting into these days? Do you still feel the 'Recession', or are you ready to think of it as 'The Progression' to something better and closer to your heart. Have you been working at your dreams lately? I'd love to hear about it. Drop me a note here thru link@lincolncrockett.com or sign in on the guestbook. Meanwhile, enjoy the music, and as I told a friend recently, may all the happiness you can stand be stalking you in broad daylight.

Peace and be well,
Lincoln

LINCOLN CROCKETT NEWSLETTER

Wed, 06 Jan 2010 00:00:00 -0800

ANNOUNCING TWO NEW ALBUMS!!

www.cdbaby.com/cd/lincolncrockett3

www.cdbaby.com/cd/lincolncrockett1

Hi Everyone!

I am pleased to announce the release of not one but TWO full-length collections of music: IN PICTURES and PLAY IN THE YARD. As I embarque on my sabbatical, these albums are my way of saying thank you to all of you who have supported me on this adventure these past few years, seeing shows, buying disks and letting me know how the music has touched you. You've been asking for more and I couldn't leave you hanging! These albums are digital download only, and are available right now through www.CDBaby.com.

IN PICTURES is a stripped-down, solo trip through live favorites recorded for the first time like 'Takin' A Break' and 'Why Do We Hurt The Ones We Love', alongside rarities like 'Sight Of Love' and 'Ya Gotta Know', and favorite new songs that have never been heard before like 'Summerbird' and 'Hard Heart'. Like ANGELS & DEVILS ALIKE before it, its meant to be heard tip to tail, but you'll love your favorites on their own. Find it and more about it at www.cdbaby.com/cd/lincolncrockett3

PLAY IN THE YARD features my musical brothers Jim McKeon on guitar, Tyler Smith on bass and Andy Love on drums, captured together at a weekend cabin retreat. Kicked off by a duo version of 'Glory Halelujah', we streched out and rocked out new songs like 'Mississippi Moonrise', solo favorites like 'Psychopaths', older songs like 'Dog', and even the Cross-eyed Rosie song 'Moonbeams & Kerosene'. I love these recordings. Find it and more about it at www.cdbaby.com/cd/lincolncrockett1

This week my family and I are hopping a jet one-way to Thailand, and if you're lucky I'll get bored of beaches quickly and turn to Facebook and video blogging hundreds of new songs. But in my heart my #1 goal is to de-stress and spend time getting to know my wife and son again, so for now, enjoy these new disks as my personal messages to you, and we'll see each other ahead on greener shores.

Thanks Everyone!

With love and gratitude,

Lincoln

Cancellations This Week...

Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0800

Hi Everyone,

First off, MY APOLOGIES to anyone who missed me at Artichoke Music's Friday Night Coffee House. I had to cancel due to me being home achy and sick. Not lonesome, just all broke, if ya know what I mean. I'm bummed, and sorry about not getting the word out in time. Artichoke is always an epicenter of beauty, I hope you enjoyed it without me!

Due to a scheduling conflict we've also cancelled Monday's appearance at Solstice Woodfire Cafe. They will be having music and I hope folks in the region will consider going and support this wonderful place.

But all is not lost, I am still around, the biggest and best is yeat to come, and MISSISSIPPI STUDIOS IS IT!!! I am beside myself with excitement.

Sunday, November 29th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Enemies, Chris Kokesh CD RELEASE!! - door 6pm, show 7 - 10pm
Mississippi Studios
3939 N. Mississippi St.
Portland, OR 97227
US
503-288-3895
Price: $12

See You With Love,
Lincoln

Final Shows This Month

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:00:00 -0800

Hi Everyone,

November is the final month of shows for me as I head into sabbatical, so below is a list of every time I'm playing music publicly between now and the goodbye show at Mississippi Studios in Portland on Sunday, November 29th! That evening is also Chris Kokesh's cd release show for her new disc OCTOBER VALENTINE, so get your tickets now at http://www.mississippistudios.com/, they'll be a sellin'!

I'm also wrapping up not one but TWO full-length albums of download-only music that I can't wait to tell you about, but you're gonna have to hold your breath 'til their done. In the meantime I hope to get to play for you soon!

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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Family Friendly Show with Mo Phillips - 6 - 8 pm
Mississippi Pizza Pub

3552 N Mississippi St
Portland, OR 97220
US
503-288-3231
Price: $5- Kids under 12 free

Don't make the yungun's cry but this is my last family friendly show before sabbatical. *sniff* Carry on, Mo Phillips (www.mophillips.com)! This show will also have a camera present, as we are begining filming Mo's new kids show, "Puddletown." So wear your finery, or come totally as is, which is usually pretty darn fine.

Saturday, November 14th, 2009
Hillsboro Parent Preschool Benefit
Cornelius Pass Roadhouse and Brewery

4045 N.W. Cornelius Pass Rd.
Hillsboro, OR 97123
US
(503) 640-6174

Sunday, November 15th, 2009
10 am
Abundant Life Center
Vancouver, WA
US

Super supportive of my music over the years and just a gleaming gem of consciousness in, yep, for real: Vancouver!

Friday, November 20th, 2009
Friday Night Coffee House - 7 - 10 pm
Artichoke Music

3130 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd.
Portland, OR 97214
US
(503) 232-8845
Price: $5

I'm the featured artist for the evening, playing at 9:30 and planning to dig up some new and rare songs. Still the epicenter of true folk music in Portland, Artichoke's Fri Night's are (oxymoronically) chill and warm. Lotsa love.

Monday, November 23rd, 2009
6'ish to 8'ish pm
Solstice Woodfire Cafe

415 W Steuben Street (Hwy14)
Bingen, WA 98605
US
509.493.4006
Price: tipping encouraged!

My last *sob* time through Solstice's warm, welcoming, woodfired world. . .

Sunday, November 29th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Enemies, Chris Kokesh CD RELEASE!! - door 6pm, show 7 - 10pm
Mississippi Studios

3939 N. Mississippi St.
Portland, OR 97227
US
503-288-3895
Price: $12

THIS IS IT!! THE LAST, GREATEST SHOW EVER!!! (before the one I play on some faraway beach on my sabbatical, anyway) Chris Kokesh (www.chriskokesh.com) will be releasing her long-awaited, first full-length cd OCTOBER VALENTINE! I'll be releasing TWO new as-yet-unnamed, download-only collections of songs, AND I'm pulling together my dream band - ENEMIES features the truly world-class Portland area blues, bluegrass, funk, folk & jazz musicians who have accompanied me since I put out Angels & Devils Alike, including Chris Kokesh! THIS is the music that is inside my head and heart. DO NOT MISS THIS!!!

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Gonna miss you all while I'm Takin' A Break,
Lincoln

Families, Wine, Birds & Me, This Week!

Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:00:00 -0700

Hi Friends and Folks,

After an exciting run through Washington last week with Chris Kokesh (www.chriskokesh.com) I'm ready for more. So this Thursday I'll be at the monthly Family Friendly Show in Portland with Mo Phillips (www.mophillips.com), reminiscing in the Edgefield Winery on Friday, and on Saturday joining Chris again in Ridgefield, WA at the Birdfest and Bluegrass Festival!

AND next week at Alberta St will be the LAST TIME I WILL PLAY A FULL SOLO SET IN PORTLAND before sabbatical! The evening will feature amazing solo artists in their own right, Nathaniel Talbot (www.myspace.com/nathanieltalbot) and Jamie Stillway (www.jamiestillway.com).

Please note that the Mississippi Studios show in November is still on but the date has been moved to Sunday, November 29.

Hope to see you soon.

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Thursday, October 8th, 2009
Family Friendly Show with Mo Phillips - 6 - 8 pm
Mississippi Pizza Pub
3552 N Mississippi St
Portland, OR 97220
US
503-288-3231
Price: $5- Kids under 12 free
www.mophillips.com - latest cd's have the craziest kids songs you ever did hee-yar...

Friday, October 9th, 2009
7 - 9 pm
McMenamin's Edgefield
2126 S.W. Halsey St.
Troutdale, OR 97060
US
(800) 669-8610
Price: free tip
down in the Winery, and the Labyrinth Conference will be going on. Should be very INT-teresting...

Saturday, October 10th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Chris Kokesh at Birdfest and Bluegrass - 4 pm
Old Liberty Theatre
Ridgefield, WA 98642
US
Price: $10
http://www.ridgefieldfriends.org/birdfestandbluegrass.html There will be birds, bluegrass music and jamming all day in Ridgefield!

Thursday, October 15th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett, Nathaniel Talbot, Jamie Stillway - 9 pm
Alberta Street Pub
1036 NE Alberta St
Portland, OR 97201
US
503-284-7665
Price: $5

This is a special night and I hope you'll join us. This will be THE LAST TIME I WILL PLAY A FULL SOLO SET IN PORTLAND before sabbatical. I'm excited to be joining up with Jamie (www.jamiestillway.com) and Nathaniel (www.myspace.com/nathanieltalbot) again, like good old times...

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Sunday, October 25th, 2009 Washington, DC
Solly's U Street Tavern
Saturday, October 31st, 2009 New York, NY
Googie's Lounge above the Living Room
Thursday, November 12th, 2009 Portland, OR
Mississippi Pizza Pub
Saturday, November 14th, 2009 Hillsboro, OR
Cornelius Pass Roadhouse and Brewery
Sunday, November 15th, 2009 Vancouver, WA
Abundant Life Center
Friday, November 20th, 2009 Portland, OR
Artichoke Music
Monday, November 23rd, 2009 Bingen, WA
Solstice Woodfire Cafe
Friday, November 29th, 2009 Portland, OR
Lincoln Crockett & Enemies, Chris Kokesh CD RELEASE!!
Mississippi Studios

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It is a pleasure and an honor,
Lincoln

Solstice, Seattle, Port Townsend & Bellingham (and more)!

Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0700

Cheers, Everyone!

I'm gonna miss playing for you on my sabbatical, but I am not going to go without a chance to see everyone one more time. Chris Kokesh (www.chriskokesh.com) and I are starting with a run through Washington next weekend and we hope to get to spend and evening with those of you up that way. Lotsa details below.

And I'm looking forward to seeing my Gorge-ous neighbors at Solstice Woodfire Cafe next Monday. Join us!

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Monday, September 28th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett solo Every Fourth Monday - 6'ish - 9'ish
Solstice Woodfire Cafe

415 W Steuben Street (Hwy14)
Bingen, WA 98605
US
509.493.4006
Price: free, tipping encouraged!

Thursday, October 1st, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Chris Kokesh - 9 - midnight
Conor Byrne Pub

5140 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle, WA 98107
US
(206) 784-3640
Price: $5

Chris has a new cd coming out soon and you know my plans so Seattle, this is THE best time to catch us!!

Friday, October 2nd, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Chris Kokesh - Doors at 7:15pm, show at 8pm
House Concerts at Toolshed SoundLab

Port Townsend, WA 98368
US
(360) 385-7696
Price: $10-15 Requested Donation

Supersweet spot in a supersweet town. Potluck dessert / drinks for the break are welcome (something small and easy). Please e-mail for reservations: George Rezendes grezendes@mac.com

Saturday, October 3rd, 2009
Lincoln Crockett & Chris Kokesh - 9 pm - midnight
Green Frog Acoustic Cafe and Tavern

902 N State St
Bellingham, WA 98225
US
360-756-1213
Price: $5

Chris made new friends up there earlier this year touring with Jonathan Byrd, now finally Chris & I arrive together.

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The online Calendar has been updated with even MORE information. So excited to make music for you every chance I get. See you out there!

Yours,
Lincoln

Harmony Thurs, w/Jim Fri, NEW CDbaby & Sabbatical...!

Wed, 16 Sep 2009 00:00:00 -0700

Hi Everyone!

I'm fresh back from the Sister's Folk Festival and I can do nothing but gush. For those who have never been, it's an epicenter of beautiful music, and follows on the heals of the Americana Project Song Accademy, where I was honored to be a staff member. (www.sistersfolkfestival.com) Great to see so many friends there, and hope the rest of you will join in in the future!

The *NEW* CD Baby is here: THE best source for indedpendant music has launched a new artist info site with a robust resources section, new product offerings, AND a brand new storefront with new functions and features! New ease of downloads & updated info will be coming for my and Cross-eyed Rosie's cd's. Expose yourself to new music!

"I'm Just Taking A Break":

After an eye-opening two years since the release of ANGELS & DEVILS ALIKE, I've decided to take a sabbatical of indeterminate duration and destination, to take stock, take time with my family, take a load off, take some adventures. So every show between now and my departure takes on a new light. I'll be taking one more run through Washington with Chris Kokesh and playing a few more dates in the Portland area culminating with an EXTRA SPECIAL SHOW at Mississippi Studios on November 27th!! More details on that show in the future...

THIS WEEK: John Henry and Chris Kokesh have invited me to be the special guest at their Harmony Thursdays series at Alberta St. Pub in Portland! AND Jim McKeon and I will be playing our last purely duo sets at Hotel Oregon on Friday. Gonna be some great music...

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Thursday, September 17th, 2009
Harmony Thursday - 6:30 pm
Alberta Street Pub

1036 NE Alberta St
Portland, OR 97201
US
503-284-7665
Price: $5

John Henry and Chris Kokesh have been excited to be bringing harmony back in this long running series! Lincoln will be the very special featured co-host this week. The show will be recorded for a future podcast!

Friday, September 18th, 2009
Lincoln Crockett w/ Jim McKeon - 7 - 10 pm
McMenamins Hotel Oregon

310 N.E. Evans Street
McMinnville, OR 97128
US
(503) 472-8427
Price: free tip

With Lincoln heading on Sabadical soon, this is THE last chance to catch Lincoln and Jim's amazing, brotherly, psychic, musical chemistry as a duo.

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It's been wonderful getting to play for you all. I will have more dates updated on the calendar soon. I hope to get to see you again before I'm off, AND I'm working to leave you with some new recordings. Take good care of yourselves and see you soon!

Gratefully Yours,
Lincoln