The third and final Stratton Session video – “January 5″ – is up on the “Video” section.
Jon checks out his Stratton OM acoustic guitar accompanied by Megyn Neff on violin.
The third and final Stratton Session video – “January 5″ – is up on the “Video” section.
Jon checks out his Stratton OM acoustic guitar accompanied by Megyn Neff on violin.
The Jon Rauhouse Trio will be playing at Stinkweeds record shop in Phoenix on the 28th of January.
It’s free and for all ages, so you have no excuse
Jon’s got another free live date at the Crescent Ballroom, Phoenix, with one Robin Vining and Megyn Neff. This time they’re joined by Tommy Connell and a special appearance by Mrs. R.
Details are up on the “Tour” section of the site.
Also added to the site are a few videos. Four of them from Jon’s last date at the Crescent, last October, and a couple from a bit further back with the Grievous Angels. See the “Video” section to check them out.
Jon and Rachel Flotard contributed the track “Hammered Light” to the “Luz De Vida” album and cause.
There’s a couple of nice articles about the track and album up on teh interweb at the Seattle Weekly and The Perlich Post.
You can hear the track at either of these links or by clicking the “Audio Sample” link on the Discography page.
Jon appears on the Source Victoria album “Slow Luck” which was released yesterday (November 25th, 2011).
He played on a few tracks including pedal steel on the album’s final track “Once I’m Dead” – It’s just acoustic guitar, pedal steel played by the ever-awesome Jon Rauhouse and my vocal
Brendan Murphy
Info about the album is up in the Discography section where you can listen to the full album by clicking the “audio sample” link.
You can download the album at iTunes.
Neko Case is playing four dates (so far) in Canada in December, two headlining and two in support of The National.
Of course Jon will be there. So should you…
…there’s no other way to put it.
So says the Jason P. Woodbury. Nice little article in the Phoenix New Times, ahead of Jon’s gig at the Crescent Ballroom, in said city on the 26th.
Released on October 18th, 2011, Luz de Vida: A Compilation to Benefit the Victims of the Tucson Tragedy.
Luz de Vida is a compilation album of music from artists both in Tucson and affiliated with Tucson. All proceeds from the sale of Luz de Vida will go to the Tucson Together Fund, the only officially sanctioned fund established to assist victims, families, and witnesses of the January 8th tragedy. Luz de Vida
Jon and Rachel Flotard have donated their track “Hammered Light” to the digital section of the “Luz de Vida” album.
There’s an article up on the Electronic Musician website in their Master Class tutorial section entitled “Being a marketable musician means broadening your skill set – and mindset.”
Well playing the pedal steel, banjo, Hawaiian, standard guitar etc etc. There’s a certain person fits right in with having both a broad skill and mind set.
Check out the article for what Jon has to say about it all.