For my next appearance at Mr. Henry’s (601 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, Washington, D.C.,) from 8 to 11 p.m., on Saturday, May 11, I’m going to depart a bit from my usual fare.
In addition to some jazz staples, I’ll focus much more on folk, country, bluegrass and blues tunes. Many are the songs I’ve mixed into my shows for awhile now. But I’m going to go a bit deeper this time.
To do that, I’m very pleased to be joined this time by Ira Gitlin, who has been a stalwart in the Washington area roots music scene for many years and played with many of the leading lights of that very broad genre. He’ll bring his banjo and guitar to complement me on voice and guitar. Should be a fun and enjoyable evening.
You can make a reservation through the Mr. Henry’s ticketing app by clicking here. Tickets are $15 per person (plus service charge through the app), and Mr. H will ask that you make food or drink purchases of at least that amount, too.
The music will start at 8 p.m., but you can get there earlier and order food and such. Note that if, on the day of the show, you haven’t made a reservation, you can just call the restaurant at (202) 546-8412, and they’ll let you know if there’s room. Don’t worry. We will do what we can to fit you in (without offending the fire marshall).
I hope you can make it.
Jeff
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