#34: isaak, live
My "Pop Music Quotient" (aka: PMQ) took a giant leap a few nights ago. I watched Chris Isaak live at Wolf Trap Farms. For the non-DC-ites, this is an open-air arts centre on the outskirts of the city. The audience sits on green grassy slopes, watches shows under the blue sky – sipping cold beverages with take-out dinners. It's a wonderful summertime indulgence.
I cannot claim to be a big Isaak fan; had heard a handful of his songs in passing. But I really loved his performance that night. He has a very versatile voice, and he works his gifts well. His music reflects an easy-flowing laid-back west-coast charm.
He also worked the crowd so well. We were up on our feet at times, clapping, chiming in, even singing for him. The audience loved every minute of his 2 hour show. I think I'll hear him more often in future. And I wish someday soon Sting would perform there (and that I can get myself tickets to it). For this experience I owe Nasim and her spare ticket, a big thanks.
I cannot claim to be a big Isaak fan; had heard a handful of his songs in passing. But I really loved his performance that night. He has a very versatile voice, and he works his gifts well. His music reflects an easy-flowing laid-back west-coast charm. He also worked the crowd so well. We were up on our feet at times, clapping, chiming in, even singing for him. The audience loved every minute of his 2 hour show. I think I'll hear him more often in future. And I wish someday soon Sting would perform there (and that I can get myself tickets to it). For this experience I owe Nasim and her spare ticket, a big thanks.
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