Join us with Jed Paradies (flute and sax), Doug Martin (piano) and Scott Black (upright bass) playing bossa's, ballads and blues.

Lana and Kevin’s original songs quietly honor the simple beauty of early American folk, blues, and country. Guitars, sweet harmonies, and the occasional harmonica, fiddle, or singing saw blend together to result in a perfect tranquil soundtrack for a long road trip, or a late- night porch gathering on a quiet summer night.

Raised in the Swannanoa Valley of Western North Carolina Reed Turchi has established himself as a prolific guitarist, songwriter, producer, and interdisciplinary collaborator, continually discovering new sounds and inspirations.

Over the last decade he has gone from teaching himself guitar while editing recordings of slide-master Mississippi Fred McDowell to touring internationally and working with renowned chefs(Sean Brock), photographers (Mark Klett), and poets(Reginald Dwayne Betts, Heather McHugh).

Now based in Nashville, Turchi is currently touring in support of two new albums. "Creosote Flats" began as a series of field recordings made in Saguaro National Park outside of Tucson, Arizona, and invokes the spirit of the Sonoran Desert, influenced by Saharan Desert Blues (Tinariwen, Bombino, Mdou Moctar). "I've Chosen Love" stems from swampier roots, reflecting the North Mississippi & Memphis blues and soul that began Turchi's career, and features special guests Anthony Farrell (Greyhounds), Johnny Radelat (Gary Clark Jr.), and Art Edmaiston (Gregg Allman). Joining Turchi on the road and rounding out the Kudzu Trio is bassist/keyboardist Ben Sparaco, who has shared the stage with Butch Trucks, Oteil Burbridge, and G. Love and now fronts the indie-psych duo Slow Pass, and drummer Aaron Lawson, a Berklee College of Music graduate.

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Featured in Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, and Fretboard Journal, Turchi has been called “an old soul” by Glide Magazine. “We feel like we are sitting right there in some lonely cabin deep amongst the pines and the kudzu sipping whiskey and listening to him play his heart out.” At the same time, Oxford American has recognized he’s “pushing the boundaries” of the Hill
Country blues that inspired him to turn to slide guitar, and American Standard Time has called his work “The sound of a new American music.”

“Turchi has become an indomitable blues force in the last decade… You can just hear the magic in these Sun Studio recordings. The air in that room is electrified.” (American Standard Time) “Simultaneously rooted in tradition and a more contemporary take, Midnight in Memphis is an exciting addition to an impressive canon of music from Turchi, who plays the role of slide guitarist, singer, and some kind of devilish cross between a revival tent preacher and a conductor… the group dives into the gritty and danceable groove.” (Glide Magazine)“Turchi gently bends the instrument to his will, balancing flourishes against restraint, with the needs of the song takin priority. He doesn’t show off, in other words. He just plays really well. Turchi’s guitar work will, without a whiff of conspicuous effort, nevertheless insist upon its own.

Join us! Enjoy the sweet sounds of Jed Paradies Jazz Trio playing live Bossa's, Ballad's and Blues 6-8pm!

Join Us! Golden Boots perform instrumental music- Relaxing background music that is perfect for cocktails and conversation on the patio.

Ryen Eggleston and Dimitri Manos on guitars. Tommy Larkins on percussion.

Join Us! Loveland's ever changing lineup lead by Dave Bryan's swoon worthy vocals. 6-8pm