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Brad Walker - New Orleans Saxophonist - has worked extensively with such various New Orleans talents as Eric Lindell, Colin Lake, and Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes. He's also performed locally and nationwide with local luminaries Helen Gillet, Aurora Nealand, Jonathan Freilich, Irvin Mayfield and NOJO (New Orleans Jazz Orchestra), Simon Lott, and many others.

As a leader, Brad fronts a modern jazz quartet featuring Brian Seeger (gtr), James Singleton (bass), and Simon Lott (dr). Their debut record is expected to be released in fall of 2013.

Blessings and Light! Some Souls Church welcomes all sinners (even minorities) to get the pews sticky at Church Night the second Friday of every month at Black Cat DC! 

Rejoice in favorite hymns like “Tainted Love” and “Like a Prayer.” Receive the holy sacrament of shots-n-tots communion. Revive your community of friends by coming together at the same time.

Church Night features hole-some entertainment that appeals to the average drunk parishioner. Revered Dr. Stevedore Maybelline Bidet Esq. delivers the good news with a fervor he usually only reserves for cats, while Youth Minister, Kathy Piechota, keeps the congregation up to date with important church news. Listen to special music by a local solo musician. Watch Him reveal his intentions through the body of a burlesque extrordinaire. Laugh at a very funny children’s comedian; the kids love it! At the end of the service, dance the night away to a popular rock group!

Some Souls Church couldn’t exist without the monetary assistance of its congregation. Attendees are asked to consider donating $5-10 when the offering plate comes around.


my name is beasley. I live and write music in seattle. 

Contemporary choral culture 
- from Seattle WA USA

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