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TABLE AND CHAIRS MUSIC - Presents
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Racer Sessions- 5Yr Anniversary-01-24-2015 -Evan Woodle Solo Drums

Saturday Night SECOND ACT - Evan Woodle Solo Drums

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This weekend marked the Five Year Anniversary of the Racer Sessions!

The title “Cry & Roar” is a tribute to the memory of baritone saxophonist Andrew Carrico, a regular Racer Sessions participant who died tragically in September of 2012. The loss of Andrew’s life occurred not long after the shooting at Cafe Racer that previous summer; another wound for an already enormously grief-stricken community. Utterly unique and self-aware, Andrew once described his sound on the saxophone as a cross between a cry and a roar. For 5 years Table & Chairs and Racer Sessions have provided one-of-a-kind artists like Andrew a platform to freely express themselves. “Cry & Roar” is dedicated to this ever-expanding community.

Friday, January 23, 2015

Lawson
Young Nudist (Michael Coleman)
Heatwarmer

Saturday, January 24th, 2015

Short sets by (in no particular order):
Shannon Kerrigan
Dio Jean-Baptiste & Geoff Traeger
WA (Simon Henneman & Gregg Kepplinger)
Evan Woodle
Aaron Otheim
Christian Pincock
Lori Goldston

Sunday, January 25th, 2015

Curator: King Tears Bat Trip
Interlude: Neil Welch
Post-show: Iji
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BAND #2 SATURDAY BAND

Evan Woodle Solo Drums

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About

A collectively organized composition and improvisation series for new and experimental music.

We meet every Sunday, 8pm-10pm at Cafe Racer, 5828 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA.

racersessions@gmail.com
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About

Seattle record label Table & Chairs organizes weekly sessions that explore composition and improvisation. The Racer Sessions takes place promptly at 8:00 and lasts until 10:00 every Sunday evening.

Our mission is to give musicians of all backgrounds and ages the opportunity to interact with and inspire one another, while establishing a community-accessible home for this music, which might otherwise only exist in classrooms, basements, outer space, etc.