| Mary Gauthier with Jim Gill |
| Friday, February 9 |
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Mary Gauthier has distilled the bitter aftertaste of the booze and drugs and bad relationships that long ruled her life into one lovely narrative after another, chronicling a merciless world in which it's always a little bit too late to change your mind. Following in the footsteps of John Prine, Gauthier exhibits a poet's unflinching eye, a counselor's compassionate heart and a trickster's wry spirit.
"Gauthier's half-spoken, half-sung vocals and powerful storytelling remain the center of the work, snugly nested in deceptively simple country-folk melodies that insulate themselves into your mind after a single listen" - Harp
www.marygauthier.com
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Jim Gill’s songs evoke the emotional scenery reminiscent of Ellis Paul and Richard Shindell. His live shows are punctuated with outlandish stories culled from his life as the only son in an Irish Catholic family of 10.
"Jim Gill writes with more depth than your average poet and has a quiet intensity much like Greg Brown and John Gorka." –Jeff Niesel, Cleveland Free Times Music Review
www.jimgillmusic.com
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