Tune into the Camp
Street Cafe & Store Music hour.
Every Saturday morning at 8:30 on KIVY 92.7 FM
All shows start at 7:00 PM unless otherwise mentioned
| New reservation policy at Camp Street Cafe. Reservations will guarantee the reservation holder a seat, but not a specific seat. Seating will be general admission, first come first serve, with doors opening at 6:00pm |
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$22.00
Buddy Mondlock writes songs. He does it so well that some great songwriters have recorded his songs on their own albums - Peter, Paul and Mary, Garth Brooks, Guy Clark, Joan Baez and Janis Ian - to name just a few. Nanci Griffith fans will recognize Mondlock's "Comin' Down In the Rain" from her Grammy award winning collection, "Other Voices, Other Rooms." In 2003 Buddy toured North America and Europe with Art Garfunkel and Maia Sharp in support of their trio album titled "Everything Waits To Be Noticed." But there’s nothing like hearing the guy who wrote ‘em sing ‘em. He’s not going to pin your ears back with his songs. He’s going to draw you into his world - where a single snowflake follows the trajectory of a relationship, where you get your pocket picked by a Roman cat, where you might swim over the edge of the world if you’re not careful and where dreams that don’t come true still count.
$22.00
Humberto Vargas is a Costa Rican singer-songwriter, composer and music producer, known especially in Costa Rica for his song "Dilo de una vez" (Tell Me Now), with which he won the Gaviota de Plata award at the famous Viña del Mar Festival in Chile, in 2006. As a singer-songwriter, he has had a long musical career, participating in contests, concerts, and other musical events since the 80s. He has participated in concerts with international artists such as Ricardo Arjona or Miguel Bosé and has acquired a certain status as a cultural reference in his country. He has recorded six albums and his music combines traditional Latin American folk rhythms with contemporary sounds.
$27.50
$27.50
For more than 50 years, Texas singer-songwriter Shake Russell, has been entertaining audiences throughout the region and all over the United States with his unique Americana style of folk rock. Weaving sophisticated harmonies through his songs and drawing from various genres, Shake created a style of folk-rock that is uniquely his own.
A prolific songwriter, Shake has written or co-written hundreds of melodies. Shakes songs and albums have frequented the Billboard charts, with many including “You’ve Got a Lover” (Ricky Skaggs) “Deep in the West” (Waylon Jennings/Jessi Colter), “Put Yourself in My Shoes”, “One More Payment”, “Our Kind of Love”, “You Don’t Need Me Now”, (Clint Black), “You Wouldn’t Know Me” (Miranda Lambert), “The Dare of an Angel” (Jerry Jeff Walker), “The Girl Just Loves to Dance” (Gary P Nunn), “Temper Temper”, (BW Stevenson), Miranda Lambert’s recording of “You Wouldn’t Know Me” went “Platinum” on her 2018 release of “The Weight of these Wings”.
Shake is a two-time recipient of BMI MILLIONAIRE AWARD and a four-time recipient of BMI Writers Award.
2013 “Texas Music Association” Entertainer of the Year in 2004, 2008 and “Lifetime Achievement Award by the Texas Music Association.
2016 Shake was inducted by “The Austin Songwriters Association “Music Legends Hall of Fame”
Shake has released 30 albums in his career and more to come. Shake’s latest CD, “Chasing the Song” is a delightful array of original compositions that beautifully showcase the extraordinary talents of this singer-songwriter. To fully appreciate and comprehend the magnitude of Shake’s contributions to music, one need only listen to his life’s work. From his 1978 album “Songs on the Radio” to the 2018 “Chasing the Song”, Shake’s music is a testament to the reasons why he is so widely celebrated as a Texas Music Legend!
Todd Albright is a country blues, twelve-string guitar player and vocalist based in Detroit, Michigan. Grounded in the pre-war era of the blues tradition (1880-1939), Todd is a mindful purveyor of blues history. His repertoire upholds musical pillars such as Blind Willie McTell, George Carter, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Leadbelly. His life’s work continues the distinguished tradition of the very roots of American music as told by the African American musicians who created it. Todd Albright joined Jack White’s Third Man Records in 2016.
Todd's vigorous, gritty and soulful performances are accompanied by stories of the masters and a deep intuitive sense of respect for craft, providing audiences with a meaningful
experience while creating a transcendent moment. One of the top blues guitarists in the world, Todd is the only contemporary twelve string player in his genre.
Todd's first full-length LP, Fourth Floor Visitor, was released by Jett Plastic Recordings out of Detroit, Michigan (2017). His latest album, Detroit Twelve String: Blues & Rags, is out now on Third Man Records (2017). His forthcoming third album is set to be released by Third Man Records.
Since 1977, Steve Hartz has been building, repairing, and playing stringed instruments at the General Mercantile and Oldtime String Shop on the square in downtown Nacogdoches. Steve has always loved and collected musical styles, ideas and stories that reflect earlier times. As a result, in 1998 he started his own recording company and received a Crossroads music award for his first CD, Crooked Steep and Rocky. This was followed by two East Texas inspired book and CD projects, By the Muddy Angelina and Settlers of the Western Woods.
Steve’s original songs have been featured as title cuts on five different projects by other artists including original Dixie Chick member, Robin Macy, on Danger in the Air, David Peterson and 1946’s Howling Blue Winds, and Southern Rail’s Glory Train, which was nominated for the International Bluegrass Music Association’s gospel album of the year in 1996.
In addition to performing his old-time-style original music, Steve and his wife, Sheryl, have put on medicine shows and historical re-enactment programs from East Texas to far West Texas. Their music is a combination of original and traditional tunes designed to transport the listener to simpler times.
More recently, Steve and Sheryl have had the pleasure of performing with Jay White, who makes a wonderful addition with his unique two-string washtub bass and harmonies. Before moving to Nacogdoches and becoming familiar with old-time music, Jay spent more than 20 years performing as part of the country-rock scene in California, touring in Rick Nelson’s Stone Canyon Band, as well as playing with Doug Kershaw and Davy Jones of the Monkeys.