Tuesday, November 18, 2008

No Dylan, but still good ... and better than this album

Salt Lake City's independent record store Slowtrain will have "Local Nights" starting Dec. 15. As long as they can fill the spots, they will have a local act playing live in the store each Monday night.

On Dec. 15, the series starts off with Tolchock Trio, who opened for Weezer back in October. (Tolchock Trio's new album "Abalone Skeltone" will be available).

All Local Night shows start at 7 p.m. and will be over by 8:30 p.m.

(For bands interested in playing a Local Night...check Slowtrain's Website [www.slowtrainmusic.com] in the upcoming weeks for more information.)

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David Burger is the pop music/pop culture writer at The Salt Lake Tribune. He's been at several newspapers, including Scranton, Pennsylvania, the home of "The Office." Before that, he spent five years in the Coast Guard. There, on boring midnight watches on the bridge, he would try to keep himself awake and/or keep from throwing up by singing "Thunder Road" to himself while balancing a sextant on his nose. (He'd also look for drowning people, of course.) He also likes condiments, except when throwing up.

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