Saturday Morning Jam at Three Crows

January 2012

May 2012

Live Music Every Thurs. & Sat. Night

Jam every Saturday 10 AM - 2 PM

Music starts at 7:30 PM

Thursday May 3: Tommy O’Donnell with Gordy Johnson

Tommy plays jazz piano in the style of Errol Garner, joined by Gordy Johnson on bass. 

Friday May 4: Jamie Sue Seal & John Latini

Roots, jazz standards, holiday, blues, cabaret

"Jamie-Sue Seal and John Latini put together musical shows that go way beyond the aging hipster folk crap.  Exceptional musicianship combined with enormous wit and engaging showmanship, they are the real deal.  If their show comes to town-BE THERE!"  -Michael Curths, Concert Promoter and Presenter

Saturday May 5: Tangled Roots

Tangled Roots is one of the most energetic and entertaining bands to hit the bustling Minnesota Bluegrass music scene. Consisting of some of the best known bluegrass performers in the upper Midwest and combined, they bring to the stage over 100 years of musical experience.

Thursday May 10:  Patchouli

Famous for that smiling voice that instantly turns a bad day into a good one, Patchouli’s down-to-earth, hopeful songwriting is “New American Folk” blending elements of folk, pop, flamenco and jazz with world beat rhythms. Patchouli’s sound has been described as “the harmonies of Simon & Garfunkel meet the guitar brilliance of the Gipsy Kings.

Friday May 11:  Songwriter’s Circle with Brenton and Missy Haack, David Hanners and Keven Steinman

Mr. & Mrs. Haack entertain with a blend of original music, guitar and sweet vocal harmonies.

David Hanners is probably one of the few former oilfield roughnecks you’ll ever meet who also has a Pulitzer Prize

Kevin Steinman has traveled the world playing his original po

p/folk music on stages from Los Angeles to Oslo, with increasing popularity both in Minnesota and abroad. A semi-finalist in 2005’s USA Songwriting Competition, Kevin has shared the stage with Rascall Flatts, Lonestar, Josh Kelley, Low, and Gary Louris of the Jayhawks.

Saturday May 12:  Neighborhood Trio

Steve Roehm (The New Standards) on Vibraphone, Andrew Foreman on upright bass and Dan Schwartz on vocals, guitar and acoustic steel. The Trio's unique instrumentation brings a sound that is laid-back and atmospheric but still delivers a danceable groove. They blend pop and soul influences with roots and jazz to bring a fresh new take on originals and cover songs.

Thursday May 17: One Night Stand

Former members of the JARS, Al Sterner and Shari Zimmermann, join Rick Rousseau and Carl Blanz and return for a musical booty call of bluegrass, country, and pop.   

Friday May 18:  No Grass Limit

No Grass Limit is a new and up and coming bluegrass band with over 100 years of musical experience. With original tunes of tales, life lessons, and love, No Grass Limit truly sets themselves apart from any bluegrass band. And, for all you traditional bluegrassers out there, fear not, we definitely play the songs you know and love.

Saturday May 19:  Mary Jane Alm  $10 Cover

"Of all Twin Cities performers, no one is more adored than Mary Jane Alm, a talented charmer with golden vocal chords, disarming sincerity, an impressive collection of original tunes and a hot, high-caliber band."  -St. Paul Pioneer Press

Thursday May 24: Bob Bingham & Gordon Thorne

A Bob Bingham and Gordon Thorne performance is as much about having fun as it is about playing the music well. In addition to their songwriting and singing skills, these two veteran performers are both extremely accomplished six and twelve string guitarists. Their styles have been informed by such greats as Big Bill Broonzy, Blind Blake, Reverend Gary Davis and Mississippi John Hurt to name a few.

Friday May 25: Alison Scott & Kevin Bowe $10 Cover

Her soulful organic sound has cut through the din of indie rock to build a large and loyal following throughout the midwest. Working with multi-platinum guitarist/producer Kevin Bowe (Paul Westerberg, Etta James, Jonny Lang), Alison has sold out the prestigious Dakota Jazz Club for over a dozen shows in a row.

Saturday May  26: Singleton Street

Chuck and Sherri Leyda, Jimmy Newkirk and Craig Evans perform gospel, murder ballads, and bluegrass. Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition!

Thursday May 31:  Davina & The Vagabonds   $10 Cover

Averaging over 300 performance dates a year, Davina and The Vagabonds are known in The Twin Cities, Minnesota as being the busiest band in town because of their hard-working professionalism, high energy stage performance, and original sound.

“From the churning emotion of Billie Holiday to Amy Winehouse by way of Etta James!”
NEWCASTLE EVENING CHRONICLE(UK) Gary Beckwith / Sept 2011

                              Tex Pistols at Three Crows  February 10, 2012