"LIVE FROM STUDIO 5!" GOES TO "CHIRCH"
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That’s my sermon, now on to Chirch.
The band consists of Mr. Chirch himself, bassist Colin Elliston, vocalists Jay Nolen, Jesse Holly, and Dezaray Lane.
The drummer is Brandon Johnson, the keyboard player is Corey Stampley and tonight the lead guitar
was played by Trevor Wiest who normally plays for Danami.
On a breezy Wednesday night in August, Chirch and the Dirty Thought
showed us all how it's done. Passion, harmony and
well-blended music rang from Studio 5. Imagine an eclectic
sound, mixing the smoothness of R&B, the edge of Rock and Roll, the lyrical
respect of the spoken word, and the passion of Soul. Call it Jazz, or R 'n'
B or anything you want. There were too many
elements coming together to do them justice with a single label.
The right mix and
blending of voices and instruments took me back to old school. There were
enough surprises to excite today’s listeners with the craft that is missing in
pop music. Love and loss were
the theme, however even the darker tunes seemed to lift us and make you want to sing
along, or even dance.
Chirch and the Dirty
Thought are best experienced live, so don’t miss their next show. While you are
waiting, you can listen to this show at ANY time from ANYWHERE on the planet on our FOREVER archives by clicking here: https://archive.org/details/266Chirch
The Flickr pix from that night are posted here: Chirch pix
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