BAZAAR CAFE SHOW MAY 10th 7:00 - 9:30 PM
David Thompson characterizes his music as "A Dysfunctional Adult Contemporary Marriage of the Electric and Acoustic Blues Rock of the Doors and an Analysts Couch". “It's my abstract musical obsession reflecting the stories and fantasies of many years playing, writing and living music. It's What I Do!!”! He has been involved in the music business as a singer/songwriter, guitarist / bass player, band leader / sideman for many years – solo and in a variety of combos. He has recorded and released 4 CDs of original songs: 'Rider', 'Ride On', 'Any Questions?!!' and 'Renegade Radio’. https://www.reverbnation.com/rpk/499045 https://www.youtube.com/user/ridermusicBMI https://www.facebook.com/david.thompson.984991/
Stephen Forte came up in the Dayton Ohio indie scene in the early 90s with bands such as the Beer Pagans and Anachronauts. After moving to San Francisco, he was part of the punk blues duo “The Panties”. Since 2015, he has been writing songs that explore the boundaries between resonance and dissonance, dream and reality.
Ants Fujinaga invents and plays tragicomic songs replete with scientific and literary references, Balkan, Renaissance, Celtic and other elements, unusual rhythms (e.g. 5, 7, 9, 11, 13) and ornate vocals, tackling topics from social awkwardness, noisy neighbours, the digestive system and human reproduction to toad rescue, nocturnal chronotypes, annoying morning road work and the starch apocalypse. bardpower.com
Edie O’Hara is a fine singer-songwriter with material that’s strong, well-crafted, thoughtful and moving. In a clear, soaring soprano she reveals the depth of her spirit and will leave you wanting more. She’ll be accompanied at this upcoming show by her talented bass-player-husband, Steven Gorman.
Wrob is a comedy blues ukulele singer-songwriter. He strums acoustic, electric, and banjolele. Wrob is the poet laureate of Antarctica. His songs can be found on the YouTube channel "wrob's naked meadow", and IG at "nakedwrob". His next gig is at your party! For fun, try this: wrob's naked meadow