Bryan Chan and Friends Music Showcase

It’s another Friday night music showcases at the Pho-King Delicious 9350
Corbin Ave Northridge, 91324 on Friday Sept 27th, 7pm to 10pm. Pho-King
Delicious has a variety of noodle dishes, salads, spring rolls, soups
and sandwiches. Of course it is known for its delicious pho. There will
be no cover charge for this event.

7pm to 7:45pm--- Bryan Chan and Rich Gordon
Bryan
Chan playing in the Delta Blues style with his own thought processes
involved. Always trying to achieve the goal of giving blues music the
heart, soul and respect it deserves. Competed at the 2009 International
Blues Challenge in Memphis TN.  On this night I will have the pleasure
of Rich Gordon on harmonica adding his thoughtfulness to my music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcrIBv1ug4c

8:00pm to 8:45pm--- Robert Heller
Robert
Heller is a versatile and entertaining musician. He has been a song
writer, guitar and bass player since his youth in South Africa and, as a
young man living in England, Robert earned a living for a while
performing in a cabaret trio.  Currently Robert lives in Santa Clarita
where he regularly hosts open mic nights with his wife Aurora.  In
addition to playing weekly in his church worship team Robert is a member
of the Flying Musicians Association and performs at air shows around
the country with renowned musicians.  Robert has recently been enjoying
studying songwriting under a Nashville publisher and learning to play
the saxophone.

9:00pm to 9:45pm--- Piper Grey     www.piper-grey.com
Long
known individually throughout Southern California's "Acoustic
Underground" for their solo work, both David Piper (who has released
three albums on the Trough label, most recently Lemonade Shoes in 2005)
and Earl Grey (whose Lover's Ridge album is widely regarded as one of
the finest acoustic-rock CDs to emerge from L.A.'s acoustic music scene)
have earned highly-regarded reputations in their own right.

In
2006 David and Earl, who had always respected each others' music, began
sitting in on the other's live performances. It didn't take long until
something magical clicked. The combination of Piper's classic blues/folk
guitar licks and playful sense of humor, and Grey's electrifying guitar
wizardry and sixties-style lyricism and musicality - and the
unbelievable beauty of their tenor voices singing in duet - literally
made audiences stop what they were doing to listen. They've been playing
solidly together ever since, and have been working on APPLES for nearly
18 months, carefully crafting each second of the record into an amazing
work of American folk-pop.