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Carlson\/Wilcox 47 plays a variety of music, including originals and covers of both current and traditional folk songs, reflecting the style of James Taylor, Jim Croce, Joni Mitchell, Ian Tyson, and others. You could call their music Southwestern Folk Americana.<\/p>\n
Ken Wilcox<\/strong> is a devotee of finger-style acoustic guitar and also plays the autoharp and ukulele. A recent transplant from San Diego, he continues membership in San Diego Folk Heritage and the International Western Music Association. Ken has played various Southwest cowboy poetry\/music festivals with Trails and Rails, as a Sundown Rider, and Ken\u2019s own group, Sidewinder. His last San Diego project was a Bob Dylan tribute band, Montague Street.<\/p>\n Bruce and Nancy<\/strong> met at a New York college and started singing at coffee houses, wine and cheese cafes, and folk festivals. Bruce writes much of their material and has a song on an album produced in Nashville. At\u00a0the 2018 Tucson Folk Festival, he was a finalist in the lyric competition. They\u2019ve played many other venues in New Mexico and Arizona, including several gigs at the Music in the Park Series at Catalina State Park, and a Dark Sky concert at Oracle State Park.<\/p>\n CW-47 is geared to a listening audience who will appreciate the lyrics, complex harmonies, and intricate work on acoustic instruments. So come on out for an evening of music, both laid back and energetic\u2014a good cross section from early folk days, the \u201870s, and up to today.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Carlson\/Wilcox 47 has cancelled due to illness. Substituting will be Jon Messenger. Carlson\/Wilcox 47 plays a variety of music, including originals and covers of both current and traditional folk songs, reflecting the style of James Taylor, Jim Croce, Joni Mitchell, Ian Tyson, and others. You could call their music Southwestern Folk Americana. Ken Wilcox is a devotee of finger-style … <\/p>\n