Acoustic Muse

John Dewhurst:

Hello,

Eugene Christopher would welcome the opportunity to perform at Acoustic Muse during the 2011 season. Please visit (Eugene on MySpace Music – Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads & Wix.com eugenechristopher created by mile13management based on Urban Fusion) for bio, song clips, photos and more. We are looking to book a show between June 22 – 26, 2011 and or between July 13 – 17, 2011 and or September 14 – 18, 2011.

Eugene Christopher’s dynamic stage show and pro-caliber musicianship will help to make your event memorable!

Thanks for your time and consideration,

John Dewhurst
Jaydee Sounds Music Management
jaydeesounds@aol.com
732-300-3318

Chris Hess:

We are now working with Canadian folk songwriter Jay Aymar booking his US tour for January – March 2012.

Jay was recently a 2010 Canadian Folk Music Awards Emerging Artist nominee and is championed by the Legendary Ian Tyson. (Tyson even covered one of Jay’s songs – a rarity).

Please peruse the links below and contact us should you be interested in a booking Jay. (Double bills or opening slots will be considered.)

http://www.sonicbids.com/jayaymar

http://www.jayaymar.com

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Sincerely,

Chris Hess

Chess Booking Agency

5334 Yonge St. #2220

Toronto, ON, M2N 6V1

416.479.0964

Publicity:

Richard Flohil and Associates

60 McGill St.

Toronto, ON

M5B 1H1

(416) 351-1323

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“Not just another singer-songwriter, Jay Aymar has both the storytelling gift and a natural musicality. His muse takes him to unusual places and unexpected perspectives, and his music is brains and heart in equal measure. His most famous song, “My Cherry Coloured Rose,” is unlike any other you’ve ever heard. The man may have greatness in him. We’ll all have to watch.”
Jerome Clark, author, songwriter, music critic – Rambles Magazine, Canby, Minnesota, USA.

“In Aymar’s fifth release, Passing Through, he writes people’s lives. There are big stories, but it’s the little details he puts in that paint the real picture for us. These people pop right into your head with one listen.”
Bob Mersereau – CBC Radio 1

“Aymar’s storytelling is as easy on the mind as it is on the ears. He counts many veteran industry-insiders as fans. Watching him on a Saturday night, guitar in hands, standing at the mic, upper body tilted 15 degrees to his left as he sings, it was plain to see why he has such a solid following. Jay Aymar has earned his standing as well as his stance.”
Roots Music Canada – Andy Frank

“Halfway Home, the fourth release by Toronto-based singer-songwriter Jay Aymar, is the album that could win him a substantial following for his well-crafted songs about everyday people living everyday lives. Aymar’s song – including one which has been recorded by Ian Tyson – are well worth seeking out.”
Mike Regenstreif, Sing Out Magazine.

“He frequently gets compared to John Prine or Lyle Lovett for his “homemade” songs, but this critic also hears a little of Leonard Cohen in his soft, low-key delivery… (Halfway Home) A good disc for singers to swipe some new songs from and yet another nice effort from Jay Aymar.”
By Barry Hammond, Penguin Eggs. Summer 2010

“When Jay stepped on the stage, we were immediately delighted when his sharp wit, spontaneous humour, immense vocals and songwriting talent captured the hearts of the audience, transforming them into immediate fans”.
Carol Anne Forsgren, Vintage Bistro, Hampton, New Brunswick.

“Jay has written a true Canadian folk song…and it’s a classic.” – Ian Tyson