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What do you get when you mix the pristine vocals of Ella Fitzgerald with the guitar licks of Robert Johnson?
Find out as the “sweetest” singer in Dillsboro, Karen “Sugar” Barnes performs with Dave Magill at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 8, on the front lawn of the Marianna Black Library in Bryson City.
Sugar has been an aficionado of vintage blues styles for decades, and has created her own engaging persona as a result of singing and writing in the genre she loves most. She also plays guitar, slide guitar and the ukulele.
Dave Magill is one of those musical chameleons who blends in with whatever genre is currently on the playlist. He is equally adept on the guitar, piano and bass guitar. Together Sugar and Dave play their unique blend of standards and originals regularly in Western North Carolina.
The Friends of the Marianna Black Library will be there to provide snacks and refreshments. Concert is free.
828.488.3030 or visit www.fontanalib.org/brysoncity.
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