Rising
blues star John Németh brings his soulful blues revue to Orlando Thursday, June
6, Live on the George Linson Stage. A singer steeped in the tradition
reminiscent of B.B. King, Ray Charles and Junior Parker, Németh is also a
harmonica player of riveting intensity and virtuosity. For more than a decade
his career has found him opening for
Robert
Cray, Keb Mo', and Earl Thomas and performing major music festivals around the
United States, Europe, Canada and Asia, winning him critical acclaim. However,
his origins are an unlikely breeding ground for such an impressive blues talent.
A native of Boise, Idaho, he grew up singing in a Catholic church and started
playing in local bands as a teenager. Then The Blues happened and now
Bob
Margolin advises "John Németh is a natural-born Bluesman, and he proves it with
every note he sings, shaping each one with emotion, taste and inspiration.
John's expressive Blues harp playing answers his voice and fulfills his songs
when he solos. John Németh makes it sound easy." Greg
Johnson of Blues Notes writes, "John Németh possesses rich harmonica tone that
easily brings to mind Sonny Boy Williamson and Little Walter ... Definitely
one of the finest new artists performing Blues in the country today."
Charlie
Musselwhite says, "Boy! John Németh can really belt it out!" while Junior Watson
explains,
"John
Németh's voice is a national treasure."
John Németh is an experience you will never forget and brings his exception
talent to Central Florida Thursday, June 6, live at McWells. Show
starts 8 p.m., Doors
at 7 p.m, $15-seating is first come/first serve. McWells,
An
acoustically fine listening room for The Blues located
at 4757 S. Orange Avenue in the Fort Gatlin Center [407.855.4006]-is
a
non-smoking venue, open to all ages with full restaurant and bar and centrally
located with lots of parking. It's a no-brainer!
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