By: Editor
Listen to this amazing new song by local, singer/songwriter Dusty Pas’cal. Learn more about Dusty at his People Page on Skaneateles Talk.
On Thursday, June 24 at 9 p.m., local folk musician Dusty Pas’cal will be the featured guest on “Connected,” a half-hour television show on Syracuse public broadcasting station WCNY.
On the show, which is hosted by radio personalities Ted and Amy of 93Q, Dusty will perform with guitarist Loren Barrigar, Danny Welch on harmonica and bassist Bobby Perry.
For more information, visit www.wcny.org.
Contributed by: Dusty Pas’cal
Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010
Time: 8:00pm – 11:00pm
Location: Auburn Public Theater, 108 Genesee St., Auburn, NY
Cost: $9.65 in advance/door
Dusty Pas’cal: The 32-year-old Skaneateles, NY resident has a refreshingly old soul, and he expresses himself lyrically like a modern version of acoustic icon John Prine. “Early on, I was influenced by guys like Kris Kristofferson and Jim Croce, because that’s who my dad listened to, but actually, I was most influenced by my dad, who’s a songwriter himself.” “Writing music has never been about the money,” he said. One of the most likable qualities of Pascal’s music is that, unlike some bands who try to boast about their musical skill while playing or singing, he lets the tunes speak for themselves. “I try not to waver too far from what the feeling of the song represents. My philosophy is to ‘put you in the room, I like it better when you can hear little inconsistencies like the ‘pop’ of a guitar string or something. I’ve always just had a real appreciation for the honesty of the music.
Joe Driscoll: Creating waves on both sides of the Atlantic are the transcendental sounds of modern day one man band, Joe Driscoll. His revolutionary take on music is without boundaries.? Effortlessly fusing hip-hop, reggae, soul, folk and rock to create a completely original and unique sound; an innovator not only for the genre defying music he creates, but for the groundbreaking way in which he performs it.? A true renaissance man, Driscoll is a lone figure on stage and in the studio, yet is able to create the complete soundscape of a full band utilizing heavy vocal percussion, an array of instruments, a loop pedal, and a lot of imagination. Haling from upstate New York, Driscoll was spotted and signed by London based label Buttercuts Records while touring the U.K. The resulting album ‘Origin Myths’ is the perfect synthesis, combining the raw live magic that has made him an international underground legend, with a more polished presentation created with thoughtful craftsmanship in the studio.
$9.65 in advance/door
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www.skaneatelestalk.com/people/dustypascal
www.auburnpublictheater.com
www.dustypascal.com
www.joedriscoll.net
www.politerebel.com (Mikey Powell)
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=116520338362668 (the event on Facebook)
Skaneateles’ very own Dusty Pas’cal will be playing at Creekside this Friday night. Don’t miss this one folks, it promises to be a great show! If you would like to sample some of Dusty’s tunes, visit his new website here.
Learn more about Dusty on Skaneateles Talk here.
Event details:
Time: Friday, February 19th, 7:30-9:30pm.
Admission: $10.00
Address: 35 Fennell Street. Skaneateles, NY Creekside Books & Coffee, call (315) 685 – 0379 for more information.
Great coffee, snacks, and spirits. This venue is built for the true music appreciators and listeners. Dusty was invited to share the stage with fellow songwriter and the ever so handsome Mikey Powell– Don’t miss this one!!!
By: Dusty Pas’cal
Skaneateles singer/songwriter Dusty Pas’cal has launched a new Facebook fan page to keep everyone up to date on his latest events, as well as share photos and videos for past events in a convenient and central forum.
Click the badge below to visit Dusty’s fan page.
By: Editor
Learn more about Dusty Pas’cal here.
Contributed by: Dusty Pas’cal
For those of you that couldn’t make the show, here’s Dusty Pas’cal playing with Danny Wells at Jazz Central, December 19th, 2009. The title of the song is “Love Again.”
Contributed by: Dusty Pas’cal
When: January 8, 2010, 8pm
Where: Auburn Public Theater
Tickets: $20 – buy tickets in advance here: http://www.auburnpublictheater.org/music.html
Description:
Skaneateles singer/songwriter Dusty Pas’cal will open for Aztec Two-Step at Auburn Public Theater, January 8, 2010 @ 8pm.
Watch Dusty play at a recent performance at Jazz Central in Syracuse (thanks to Jack O Bocchino for this video, by far the best professional audience member we know of in the central NY area):
Learn more about Dusty Pascal here.
Aztec Two-Step will be performing their own music and The Simon & Garfunkel Songbook.
Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman have spent a lifetime making music together as the folk/rock duo Aztec Two-Step. Their first album on Elektra Records, and their subsequent albums for RCA Records, were staples of progressive FM and college radio and helped bring the music of the 60s into the 70s.
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When:
Saturday, December 19, 2009, doors open at 7pm and the show starts at 8.
Where:
Jazz Central, 441 East Washington St, downtown Syracuse.
Tickets:
Tickets are $15 at the door.
Event Description:
Dusty Pas’cal and Tommy Connors will be sharing the stage on Saturday night December 19th at Jazz Central, 441 East Washington St. downtown Syracuse. This evening was a vision that came from another local songwriter and mutual friend long before Dusty and Tommy had crossed paths.
