DSA SHOWCASE AT POOR DAVIDS PUB FRIDAY JUNE 19 - DOORS OPEN AT 6PM SHOW STARTS AT 7PM

This Friday, June 19th, is the quarterly DSA Showcase at Poor David’s Pub. Admission is a $10 donation which is, of course, tax-deductible. Doors open at 6PM. Music starts at 7:30. 
After the showcase, there will be an open mic - as if the showcase isn’t enough!. 

7:30 Dan Roark
8:00 John Mason 
8:30 Barbe McMillen
9:00 Mary Guthrie w/ Dickey Johnson
9:30 Buck Morgan
10:00 Rachel Platt Wilhelm
10:30 No Contact Band - Allen Larson, Ian Dickson, Paul Martin Zander, Craig St. Clair, and Whit Hyde. 
11:00 Open Mic 

Members who make their donation online at www.dallassongwriters.org will receive priority on the open mic list. If over 20 members pay their donation online, there will be a drawing for a one year membership or DSA cap.

So bring friends, bring family - did I say tax-deductible - and let’s all have a good time. Since Poor David’s doesn’t serve food, you can bring food in. However, if enough people donate online, hors d'œuvres are not out of the question.

I’ve made my donation - tag, your “it.” See you there!

Country Music Revue, Sept 10

Arlington Music Hall

224 N. Center Street,  

Arlington, TX 76011

817-226-4400

Sulphur Springs police officer Monty Tipps and Nashville singer/songwriter James Cain are among the performers on the Country Music Revue Variety Show on September 10th.  

Other performers include:  Michael Hix, Mike Stewart, Wayne Reed, John Sharp,  Burk Collins, Patsy Andrews, 

Krista Bailey,  Rachel Pride, Trey Williams, Kimberly Reann,  The Tucker Family, and Holly Tucker.

James Cain moved to the Metroplex area from Nashville, Tennessee several months ago and is quickly developing a following.  This is his 3rd time to perform on the CMR. 

More about James Cain:

James Cain is a no nonsense, tell it like he sees it, country music songwriter and singer.  He has been a staff songwriter for several publishing companies in Nashville, has appeared on Fox News singing to soldiers and their families as they were deploying to Iraq and has shipped countless supplies of albums and t-shirts to our troops in Iraq.

James can write a song at the drop of a guitar pick and has an extensive catalog to prove it.  He's had songs recorded by George Jones, Willie Nelson and Jerry Lee Lewis and has had countless cuts by independent artists. Major artists who have had or have "holds" on his songs include the late great Chris Ledoux, Kenny Chesney, George Strait, Montgomery Gentry, John Michael Montgomery

But no one sings a James Cain song better than James himself.  He delivers a style of hard-hitting, take-no-prisoners vocals that has made American country music loved around the world.  He has been compared to Keith Whitley, Randy Travis and Trace Adkins, he is not a copy of anyone.  He is very much his own man, whether writing or singing.

But, please, don't take my word for it.  Check him out on CD Baby and or Youtube (See links below.)  If you like what you hear come check him out on the Country Music Revue, on Saturday, September 10th at 7:30.  Tickets $8 for children, $15 for adults.  Call 817-226-4400 for reservations.


James Cain music on CD Baby:
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/jamescain

"Live it for The Minute"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpwjGwceD98

"Brayton Mountain"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfUP2kF3LQs

"Lifetime of Heaven"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppEr0c5V2Vk&feature=related