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X-WR-CALNAME:Allison Crowe’s "Tidings" at T.O.C. in Philadelphia at 
	Tavern on Camac - Eventful
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SUMMARY:Allison Crowe’s "Tidings" at T.O.C.
DESCRIPTION:Expect plenty of holiday cheer\, laced with overtones of L
	eonard Cohen\, Joni Mitchell\, The Beatles\, jazz and Broadway\, as Ca
	nada's popular bicoastal singer-songwriter Allison Crowe returns to Ta
	vern on Camac's Piano Bar (http://www.tavernoncamac.com) on Wednesday\
	, December 3 at 7:30 p.m. Join the Winter wonder in the heart of histo
	ric Center City Philadelphia\, PA.\n\n"Music for the season and all ti
	me." Tidings stirs together traditional Christmas carols and holiday f
	avourites with an organic blend of rock\, jazz\, folk\, gospel and sou
	l. "The Yuletide find of the year\," says The Record. "Be prepared to 
	be amazed\," chimes ChristmasReviews.com\, "Allison Crowe is a stunnin
	gly talented performer." Longtime NPR broadcaster Ross Hocker calls Al
	lison Crowe's show\, "The most honest\, heartfelt\, and directly intim
	ate concert in my entire life."\n\n"Treat yourself to one of the might
	iest talents on the singer-songwriter scene today\," says Bob Muller\,
	 song curator at JoniMitchell.com "Ever wonder what it would have been
	 like to listen to a gifted singer/songwriter from Saskatchewan in a s
	mall\, intimate hall before she became Joni Mitchell? Don't fret the m
	issed opportunity. There's no need to turn back the clock. Check out A
	llison Crowe\," writes Robert Reid in The Record.\n\nCrowe's rare gift
	 and talent in communicating emotions not only make her a thrilling or
	iginal act\, her role as an interpreter is getting much recognition. "
	Her version of 'I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)' would give A
	retha Franklin goose-bumps\," notes Robert Moyes in Boulevard. This mo
	nth\, two major tributes to Leonard Cohen have featured her song contr
	ibutions.\n\nDuring her triumphal Beatles Week 2008 concert series\, B
	BC Radio 2 interviewed and recorded Allison Crowe in Liverpool perform
	ing "Hallelujah" for an hour-long documentary\, "The Fourth\, The Fift
	h\, The Minor Fall"\, that explores the many facets of this Leonard Co
	hen creation. Other participants include musicians Imogen Heap and Kat
	hryn Williams alongside producers John Lissauer (Leonard Cohen) and An
	dy Wallace (Jeff Buckley).\n\nUK-based MOJO magazine pays tribute to L
	eonard Cohen with its December '08 issue which celebrates "deep and mo
	ving music\, the kind of stuff we need in the run up to the holiday pe
	riod". Of Allison Crowe's contribution of "Joan of Arc" to its 'All St
	ar Tribute"\, a cover-mount CD titled "Cohen Covered"\, MOJO says: "On
	ce famously described by the Vancouver Courier as possessing a style a
	kin to 'Elton John meets Edith Piaf'\, the Canadian singer-songwriter 
	Allison Crowe is renowned for her ability to blend control and melodra
	ma. Certainly she does so on this spirited cover of Cohen's Songs of L
	ove and Hate classic\, a track which also powerfully showcases her con
	siderable talent as a fine interpreter of song."\n\n\nFor more info vi
	sit: www.allisoncrowe.com  and www.tavernoncamac.com \n\nTavern on Cam
	ac\, 243 S. Camac Street\, Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania\, USA 19107  (2
	15) 545-0900\n\nPhone 250-537-1286  or email management@allisoncrowe.c
	om
LOCATION:Tavern on Camac @ 243 South Camac Street, Philadelphia, Penns
	ylvania 19107 United States
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