Matt Marshak at Houndstooth Pub: 2013 edition November 19, 2013

Posted by Mike C. in Jazz, Music, Personal, Photography, Travel.
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For the second year in a row, Matt Marshak performed at Houndstooth Pub on the weekend of my birthday.  Last year, the show was on my 31st birthday; this year, it was the night before my 32nd.

Matt was on guitar:

Kenny Harris on bass:

Etienne Lytle on keyboards, who was also part of Steve Cole’s band five weeks earlier:

…and Carl Anderson on drums:

The show was engineered by Neal Newman:

With the help of his son Dale:

SET LIST

SET 1
1. Cadillac Kid
2. Down in Delaware
3. A Silent Knowing
4. Time for Takeoff
5. Listen to the Music (The Doobie Brothers cover)
6. Sanibel
7. Funkology
8. I Will Be With You

SET 2
9. Put It Where You Want It (The Crusaders cover)
10. Feelin’ It
11. Hold the Line (Toto cover; Matt had a more jazzy arrangement than Toto’s original version)
12. I’m On Fire (Bruce Springsteen cover)
13. Wind Chill Factor
14. You’ve Been Had (Kenny Harris’ song)
15. Kiss (Prince and The Revolution cover)
16. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny cover, notably covered by Larry Carlton)

As I’ve started to do in recent show recaps, most of the pictures below are grouped by artist.

We begin with Matt Marshak:

Kenny Harris:

“You’ve Been Had” vocal:

Etienne Lytle:

Carl Anderson, during his “Sanibel” solo:

C-Man’s “Funkology” solo:

The blur was intentional.  I wanted to show the rapid movement involved in Carl’s drumming.

Matt & Kenny performing back-to-back on “I Will Be with You”:

Matt & Kenny’s “Feelin’ It” vocal break:

Matt’s “I’m On Fire” vocal:

“Kiss”:

For this song, Matt and the band were joined by guest vocalist Anastasia Rene:

“Sleepwalk”:

At one point, Matt left the stage and played his way through the audience:

He returned to the stage for the end:

Between sets, Matt and I posted for this picture:

After the second set, I took pics with Carl Anderson:

…and Kenny Harris:

I couldn’t have asked for a better birthday present than the two hours of music I saw on Saturday night.  Thanks to Matt, Kenny, Etienne, Carl, Anastasia, Neal, Dale, and to Steve Butler.