SUE FOLEY AND PETER KARP: HE SAID SHE SAID

SATURDAY, JUNE 26 • 5:30 PM
RACHEL BROWNE THEATRE (TD JAZZ LAB)

"Blues Guitar and Songwriting"

FREE

SATURDAY, JUNE 26 • 9:30 PM & 12 MIDNIGHT
TIMES CHANGE(D) HIGH AND LONESOME CLUB

SUNDAY, JUNE 27 • 8:30 & 11 PM
TIMES CHANGE(D) HIGH AND LONESOME CLUB

Club Pass and Wristband venue
Individual show ticket: $18 adv./$20 door

He Said—She Said is the new inspired show featuring a collaboration of original songs by Peter Karp and Sue Foley.

An accomplished guitarist and piano player, Peter Karp is equally comfortable on harmonica, drums, or mandolin. He’s a player’s player but it’s his knack for penning songs that truly defines Karp and places him in an elite class. Raised between the rural trailer parks of southern Alabama and the swamps of north Jersey, this Yankee/Rebel mutt is a master songsmith with an art for spinning true-to-life emotions, humour, and candour into tunes.

Sue Foley is considered to be one of the finest blues/roots artists working today. Born to a working-class family, Sue spent her early childhood moving from Canadian town to town with her mother. At 16 she embarked on her professional career. By 21 she was living in Austin TX and recording for legendary blues label Antone’s Records. Her first CD Young Girl Blues quickly established her unique talents as a blues guitarist and songwriter.

He Said—She Said is based on a correspondence the two shared through letters that were written over a one-year period. These letters started as a casual exchange between two committed performers sharing their common bond of the loneliness of the road, the pain of separation from family and home, and above all, the drive to make music. But as time went on, the letters became more poignant, more revealing. Those letters became their songs. The show features songs of two artists in develoPMent, sharing artistic purpose and spiritual kinship in a meeting of hearts and minds. Whether they’re performing as an acoustic duo or with their electric band, their music encompasses elements of folk, jazz, flamenco, and blues, resulting in a show that is moving, literate, romantic, rocking, and exciting.

www.hesaidshesaidproject.com