The Alley Upstairs music series is hosted by Music Community Resources (MCR), a non-profit organization dedicated to nurture and promote live music in our community.
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We offer Seattle's best opportunity to hear all original live music by local singer/songwriters. We present a huge variety of styles including rock, folk, acoustic, jazz, blues, country, classical, alternative, and world music every Friday night. The space is a separate "listening room" for your coffee, pastries, and musical enjoyment. There is no cover charge and you can come in at any time during the evening to check out what's going on. This is an all-ages venue so everyone is welcomed.
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“The Alley Upstairs” room above Café Allegro is Seattle’s best all-ages listening room. It is conveniently located across the street from the UW campus in the alley behind:
Magus Books
1408 NE 42nd St.
Seattle, WA 98105
Near the corner of 15th Avenue and 42nd. Street.
We offer a variety of acoustic, rock, folk, indie, pop, jazz, alternative, and world music to please the tastes of coffeehouse audiences every Friday night from 7:00 - 9:30 PM. These shows are hosted by Music Community Resources, a 501C-3 arts organization. A six-channel house sound system is available. Admission is free, but donations to the musicians are gratefully accepted!
Here's a video that was captured of me offering my bottleneck slide interpretation of an old blues song, Goin' T' Brownsville, on open mic night at Old Strokers in Everett, WA. It starts out with me briefly introducing my homemade "Nobro" resophonic guitar and explaining some of the various recycled garage sale junk that I used in it's construction. Enjoy!
I've played at your house during the U District Street Fair! Here's some great news to share. The YouTube video of my song "Wall Street Bail Out Blues"
caught the interest of Wall Street Journal writer Rob Tomsho. He interviewed me on Jan. 20th, Inauguration Day and the story he wrote, "No Dough in the Do Re Mi", featuring songwriters who have written songs about our tough economic times, made the cover of the WSJ on Friday, February 6th, 2009. His article continues on page A8 where a photo of me is included. Yep, 2 million people saw my picture in the Wall Street Journal. Here's a link to the online article.
I was surprised that they used such a large photo of me for the online version of the article but even more surprised that I was mentioned me right after Neil Young. Woody Guthrie's work is also mentioned in this piece. Being included in an article with so many other performers of such note makes this bit of press extra nice.
Sawwwwwwwwwww ya later, Reg vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
It was fantastic! Thank you so much Norm for setting us up on the same night as the amazing band, Nettle Honey! It was our best show of the tour so far!
Happy Monday! We hope you had a fun weekend and have a great week. It is nice and sunny in Port Gamble, so we are sending some shine your way! Kat & Sean Harmony by the Bay
Here's wishing you a fun weekend! We have the civil war battle here this weekend so we are in for a good show! Blessings and abundance, Katherine & Sean Harmony by the Bay
Hello. I hope all is well at The Alley Upstairs. Sending a tribute to Seattle before the lungs went out. I'm still hoping to someday perform again. Who knows? I hope you ejoy.
