FRI
OCT 12, 2012


Rodriguez MUSIC
Rodriguez

Light in the Attic Records celebrates 10 years of crucial album-reissuing with three distinctive artists. Michael Chapman is a British folkadelic maverick; Donnie and Joe Emerson are freakishly funky, soulful farm boys who’ve never played the big city before; and Rodriguez is a Dylanesque Detroit troubadour who’s bigger than Elvis in South Africa and, before the documentary Searching for Sugar Man exposed his scathing brilliance to the masses, an unjustly obscure figure in America. (Showbox at the Market, 1426 First Ave, www.showboxonline.com, 8 pm, $15 adv/$18 DOS, all ages)

 

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noodles' girl 1
I was so excited to see Rodriguez, I had been listening to Cold Fact for two weeks in my car. I've easily been to the Showbox over 30 times and I've never heard worse sound. The audience was actually yelling "turn the vocals/turn the mic up" for the first few songs. It was really unfortunate. I guess they brought their own sound man, but even when they turned the band way down, you still couldn't hear Rodriguez singing. What a bummer.
Posted by noodles' girl on October 15, 2012 at 2:53 PM · Report

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