Tuesdays in the Plaza: The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra feat. Terrie Odabi
Name:
Tuesdays in the Plaza: The Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra feat. Terrie Odabi
Date:
June 28, 2022
Time:
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM PDT
Website:
http://www.healdsburg.gov
Event Description:
Our weekly summer concerts in the Healdsburg Plaza from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. provide an eclectic and unique line-up of bands, and have been assembled to please a wide array of musical interests. Food vendors will be on-hand to offer locally sourced food for sale starting at 5pm, with the music beginning at 6pm. While enjoying Tuesdays in the Plaza, we ask that you follow our Concert Rules.
A blues guitarist specializing in all manner of classic sounds -- everything from jazzy soul to jumping juke-joint grooves -- Anthony Paule has released a handful of solo records, but is just as well known for his supporting work for Boz Scaggs and Charlie Musselwhite, along with his collaborations with singers Frank Bey and Wee Willie Walker. Based in the Bay Area, Paule released his debut album, Big Guitar, in 1995. He followed it in 2001 with Hiding in Plain Sight. In 2013 he teamed up with Frank Bey for the live album You Don't Know Nothing, which they followed that same year with the studio session Soul for Your Blues. In 2015 they released Not Goin' Away, a collection that largely relied on originals. Paule formed the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra as his backing band for Wee Willie Walker in 2017. The group released After a While that year.
It has been proclaimed that Terrie Odabi is nothing short of West Coast Blues Royalty. It has been written that she is “easily the most dynamic blues and soul woman to have emerged in the Bay Area since Etta James came out of San Francisco’s Fillmore District in the ’50s.” Only a singer with Odabi’s combination of power and finesse could hold her own amid those kinds of comparisons. What sets Odabi apart from so many of her peers are the different shades of hurt, longing, bliss, and depth she brings to the music. The distinguishable character of her voice rings out with a rousing revival of faith and reverence that has a drenching rejuvenation and sacred renascence complexity. Her abundant soul and improvisational prowess has made her a crucial contributor to today's Blues scene. Warmly embraced by Blues fans and peers alike, Terrie Odabi is one of the most respected talents in the Blues genre.
A blues guitarist specializing in all manner of classic sounds -- everything from jazzy soul to jumping juke-joint grooves -- Anthony Paule has released a handful of solo records, but is just as well known for his supporting work for Boz Scaggs and Charlie Musselwhite, along with his collaborations with singers Frank Bey and Wee Willie Walker. Based in the Bay Area, Paule released his debut album, Big Guitar, in 1995. He followed it in 2001 with Hiding in Plain Sight. In 2013 he teamed up with Frank Bey for the live album You Don't Know Nothing, which they followed that same year with the studio session Soul for Your Blues. In 2015 they released Not Goin' Away, a collection that largely relied on originals. Paule formed the Anthony Paule Soul Orchestra as his backing band for Wee Willie Walker in 2017. The group released After a While that year.
It has been proclaimed that Terrie Odabi is nothing short of West Coast Blues Royalty. It has been written that she is “easily the most dynamic blues and soul woman to have emerged in the Bay Area since Etta James came out of San Francisco’s Fillmore District in the ’50s.” Only a singer with Odabi’s combination of power and finesse could hold her own amid those kinds of comparisons. What sets Odabi apart from so many of her peers are the different shades of hurt, longing, bliss, and depth she brings to the music. The distinguishable character of her voice rings out with a rousing revival of faith and reverence that has a drenching rejuvenation and sacred renascence complexity. Her abundant soul and improvisational prowess has made her a crucial contributor to today's Blues scene. Warmly embraced by Blues fans and peers alike, Terrie Odabi is one of the most respected talents in the Blues genre.
