The Reverend Shawn Amos and his band, with yours truly assisting on backup vocals. Photo: Beth Herzhaft.
We had a blast at the legendary Village recording studios in West Los Angeles on September 13 for another edition of the Twilight Session music showcase, co-hosted by the Crescent Hotel, and Audeze, among others.
Artists who performed: Andrew Cole, Reverend Shawn Amos, Jerome Holloway, and The Bart Davenport Blues Band.
The Bart Davenport Blues Band.
Xeni interviewing Jeff Greenberg of The Village Studios. (Photo: Eric Mittleman)
We interviewed the performers and have video of their live sets, and will be sharing that video with you soon— here, and on our Virgin America in-flight entertainment channel.
Among the Boing Boing readers who won tickets and joined us for the fun was Rebecca DeLaTorre, who writes:
It was refreshing to celebrate a less popular musical genre in the studio which has helped to create the soundtrack to modern life. I look forward to seeing the offerings at the next Twilight session on October 16 but I must admit, it will be hard for me to be anymore impressed than I was at this week's show.
Couldn't have said it better myself. August's Twilight Sessions was fun, September fantastic, and stay tuned for details on the October edition, which will feature a very special guest we're sworn to secrecy about for now.
The Digital Bolex camera. The team behind this product shot artist interviews and performances, and the footage is pretty amazing. (Photo: Eric Mittleman)
Distillery 209, thanks for providing libations! (Photo: Eric Mittleman)
Deep gratitude to Audeze, makers of handcrafted headphones that provide an ultimate listening experience, communicating music’s emotional impact directly into your soul.
Much appreciation to our beverage sponsor Distillery No. 209, makers of No. 209 Gin, a small batch hand-crafted spirit with a flavor for the 21st Century.
Studio "D" at the Village, which was built for Fleetwood Mac. (Photo: Eric Mittleman)
(Photo: Eric Mittleman)
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