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Design: Matt K. Shrugg
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Join Rick Estrin and the Nightcats in celebrating the life and music of Little Charlie Baty.
The leader and co-founder of Sacramento’s Little Charlie and The Nightcats, Charles Baty, never played the same song the same way twice. Guitar World said, “Baty’s straight blues playing is eye-popping... inspired and manic blues guitar. He can sting like Buddy Guy and swing like Tiny Grimes.” The band released nine albums on Alligator Records before Charlie decided ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
NOTE: This event is sold out.
Phone: (916) 441-4693
Email: events@sacblues.org
Website: https://www.harlows.com/event/rick-estrin-the-nightcats/
INDIVIDUAL DATES & TIMES*
Additional time info:
Doors 6pm
LOCATION
PARKING INFO
Street parking. Parking lots nearby.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Vax cards and masks required.
As one of Charles' friends from high school I would like to thank the team of event organizers especially Rick and Anson. I'll always remember Charles (Rick back then) as somewhat of a loner strolling the campus in his lime green cardigan, black oxfords with the white socks. We played in bands and jams together in our formative years when he only played harp and later guitar. We even competed
View moreAs one of Charles' friends from high school I would like to thank the team of event organizers especially Rick and Anson. I'll always remember Charles (Rick back then) as somewhat of a loner strolling the campus in his lime green cardigan, black oxfords with the white socks. We played in bands and jams together in our formative years when he only played harp and later guitar. We even competed in the band battles of the late 60's early 70's. I would go to his shows when he came to the Bay Area, bought his vinyls, cds, etc. Very gratifying g to see his legacy and memory so honored. Hopefully this can become some type of annual event where the blues community comes together and celebrates this unique American art form. Long live the "Little Charlie Blues Festival"!
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