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New Summer Dates in NYC, Ireland and UK. Working on a new record.... |
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Thursday, 22 July 2010 |
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Join me August 4th at City Winery in New York CIty. I will be support for Tim Finn (of Crowded House). In September I am playing the Harvest Time Festival in Monaghan, Ireland on September 4 and 5 then playing the 12 Bar Club in London on September 8th and the Marlowe FM Festival on the 11th. I am currently working on my new record which I hope to finish by early Fall. I have over 60 new songs and am sifting through them and beginning to gear up for the recording. Check back for updates! |
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Wednesday, 24 June 2009 |
“Cozy songs that hark back to the late 1960’s Van Morrison"
NEW YORK TIMES
“…a spirited nod to pure Southern soul, infused with classic keyboards, riveting guitar riffs and a vocal that emotes with the ageless grace of a distinguished veteran.”
BLURT
“Songs deepen lyrically with each passing song.”
PERFORMING SONGWRITER
“…a journey from the inside out, rife with nuance.”
NO DEPRESSION
"Clarence Bucaro has hit an artistic apex with the release of his latest album, 'Til Spring."
NPR
“The roots offspring of Jackson Browne and Ricki Lee Jones"
BOSTON PHOENIX
“…inspirational…beautiful.”
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
“Jazz-infused songs reminiscent of Moondance-ear Van Morrison.”
TIME OUT NEW YORK
"…a timeless perspective from a freshly informed view.”
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Clarence Bucaro on Mountain Stage/ NPR story |
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Wednesday, 24 June 2009 |
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Clarence is airing on Mountain Stage the week of June 5th on your local stations. NPR did a piece on Clarence, here is an excerpt: "The career of singer, songwriter and guitarist Clarence Bucaro has hit an artistic apex with the release of his latest album, 'Til Spring. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Bucaro ambled around the country before trying his hand at music, first studying at Ohio State, then taking a long summer to hike the Appalachian Trail before finally moving to New Orleans. His first set of demos, Sweet Corn — and its follow-up, Sense of Light — didn't fully display Bucaro's creativity. But after a move to New York, a newfound love and a depressing winter, Bucaro drew upon two main sources for 'Til Spring: the 1938 Jon Fante novel Wait Until Spring, Bandini and You Must Believe in Spring, recorded in 1977 by the jazz pianist Bill Evans." 
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