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J.T. Draper teaches high school in Salt Lake City, UT. He also plays in The Clarksdale Ghosts, a three-piece blues/roots band.
Tag Archives: guitar
Buskin’ at the SLC Farmers’ Market
Shit. I apologize for that last post. I must have been drunk or depressed or both. This morning I got up early for a Saturday morning (about 7:30 or so), made coffee, gathered my harmonicas together, put my Carvin Cobalt … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Bob Dylan, busking, Carvin, Farmers' Market, gelato, Glenn Beck, guitar, harmonica, Hohner, Leonard Cohen, public transportaion, Salt Lake City
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The Ghosts in Rehearsal
Chris and I have been rehearsing a couple of times a week, and we’ll be playing down at Alchemy Coffee in Salt Lake City on May 15 (390 E 1700 S) at 7:30 PM. Here are a couple of things … Continue reading
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Tagged americana, blues, Clarksdale Ghosts, djembe, folk, guitar, harmonica, local music, Salt Lake City
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Last Night You Said You Were Leavin’
This is a blues song I wrote a few years ago. I don’t remember what inspired it. Probably a novel or movie. I perform all instruments (vocals, guitar, harmonica and stomp board) and nothing is amplified.
Pots and Pans
Whenever I hack through the undergrowth of my memory, I usually end up with an image of me sitting on my parents’ kitchen floor beating on pots and pans with a wooden spoon. I must have been one or two. … Continue reading
