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Gather Music Saturdays - My Name is Circus with Morgan Enos
October 17, 2009 (Sat)
from 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Arroyo Grande, CA
Cost: No Cover
Event ID #272117
My Name is Circus
(http://www.myspace.com/mynameiscircus):
is Alexandra Wallace, Cole Baker, Jake Tully and, on occasion, Mr. Kyle Hammond - the four most stunningly beautiful citizens of Santa Maria, California. You may compare their existence to that of a pod of majestic blue whales or perhaps a herd of unicorns, gallantly running through fields of...grass.
Morgan Enos
(http://www.myspace.com/morganenos):
"A boy armed with a harmonica and a mandolin and some honest-to-goodness words...the greatest triumph is that "Lucky Stars" reminds me of a time, when I was sixteen, consumed by my budding love life and bottle blond (like, hydrogen peroxide bottle) hair, I’d fold up on my bed after the purchase of a new CD and spend forty-five minutes listening to each song as I meticulously read over the lyrics. Word by word I became consumed in the musician’s stories and the thread that connected theirs to mine. For the first time in a very long time I was compelled to do that with this album, to wrap myself up in someone else’s words and rest, inviting me back to a quieter time where words held and healed everything in my decade-and-a-half-old brain."
Event Details
Wine OR Wine & Food
Entertainment
(http://www.myspace.com/mynameiscircus):
is Alexandra Wallace, Cole Baker, Jake Tully and, on occasion, Mr. Kyle Hammond - the four most stunningly beautiful citizens of Santa Maria, California. You may compare their existence to that of a pod of majestic blue whales or perhaps a herd of unicorns, gallantly running through fields of...grass.
Morgan Enos
(http://www.myspace.com/morganenos):
"A boy armed with a harmonica and a mandolin and some honest-to-goodness words...the greatest triumph is that "Lucky Stars" reminds me of a time, when I was sixteen, consumed by my budding love life and bottle blond (like, hydrogen peroxide bottle) hair, I’d fold up on my bed after the purchase of a new CD and spend forty-five minutes listening to each song as I meticulously read over the lyrics. Word by word I became consumed in the musician’s stories and the thread that connected theirs to mine. For the first time in a very long time I was compelled to do that with this album, to wrap myself up in someone else’s words and rest, inviting me back to a quieter time where words held and healed everything in my decade-and-a-half-old brain."
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