Show Info
Johnny Nitro & the Doorslammers / Steve Freund

Muddy Juarez Presents
An After Work
Summer Blues & BBQ Party!

Full BBQ menu available!
Each paid admittance gets a raffle ticket for a free Epiphone Guitar!

Johnny Nitro & the Doorslammers

Jan Fanucchi
with Steve Freund

Heavy Petting Zoo


Date: Thursday, August 14, 2008
Doors:
6:30 PM
Show:
7:00 PM
Tickets: On Sale Sunday, July 27
$13
General Admission

Dinner Ticket $37.95
(sample menu here)

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Tickets also available via phone at 1-800-225-2277

Age Restrictions: 6+
Kitchen:
Regular Menu Available
Seating:
Limited
 
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Johnny Nitro & the Doorslammers
Steve Freund
Jan Fanucchi
Heavy Petting Zoo


Muddy Juarez and the Great American Music Hall present an after work , summertime Blues and BBQ bash featuring North Beach 's own Johnny Nitro and the Doorslammers, the soulful Jan Fanucchi w/ guitarslinger Steve Freund, and the east bay's funky Heavy Petting Zoo on Thursday, Aug 14 th . Doors are early at 6:30; show at 7pm, admission is $13 which gets you a chance at winning an Epiphone guitar courtesy of the Gibson Guitar Company! Don't bother going home! Come straight from work and enjoy the full BBQ menu, an evening's worth of SF blues and R+B and still get home in time to tuck the kids in!

Johnny Nitro and the Doorslammers is San Francisco's leading blues rock band. Led by Johnny Nitro, the group performs regularly at popular clubs around the city.

Guitarist, producer and bandleader Steve Freund, praised by Rolling Stone for his "masterful, no-nonsense guitar work" has relocated to the West Coast following 18 years as one of Chicago's most respected musicians.

Widely sought after for his knowledge of and fluency in the Blues idioms, Freund has earned a reputation as one of the hottest players on today's blues scene. He served an unreproducible apprenticeship after leaving N.Y.C. In 1976, learning the role of second guitar behind Hubert Sumlin, Lee Jackson, Homesick James, Louis Myers, and many others. He spent two years working with Big Walter Horton and Floyd Jones, learning the deep blues and the idiosyncrasies that are part of the art.



 

 

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