Tarrytown Music Hall (Tarrytown, NY)
Two of American music's great originals perform at Tarrytown Music Hall. Dan Hicks' witty, lively music has made him and his band, the Hot Licks, country-rock icons. Eccentric singer and guitarist Leon Redbone, who combines an encyclopedic knowledge of music with a quirky sense of humor, opens the show.
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The last date listed for Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks was Sunday October 25, 2009 / 7:00pm. (view all dates)
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The Music Hall is owned, operated and loved by The Friends Of the Mozartina, a 501(c)(3) not for profit, cultural and educational organization.
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Dan Hicks is famous for the attitude and swagger embodied in his outlaw eccentricity and totally unique sound. Tangled Tales, Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks' latest CD, is a more-than-worthy addition to Hicks' already massive body of work.
Leon Redbone made his recording debut in 1976 with On the Track, which featured legendary jazz violinist Joe Venuti as well as singer/songwriter Don McLean. Redbone popularized the homespun beer jingle "This Bud's for You". With his gravelly baritone and omnipresent fedora, dark glasses and Groucho Marx moustache, he is one of the more distinct and recognizable characters in popular music