NEWS

aug 17 |I think it's safe to say right now that Spencer J. Harrison is one if my current favorite musicians. And, the best part of it is that we get to play two great, free, outdoor shows this week, starting tomorrow. Look to the right of this page, or the events page, for more details - and certainly find Spencer J. Harrison's music page on Facebook.

ju1 1 |Tonight was incredible. The Abbey Road Rooftop show went so much better than I could have ever imagined. I had a pretty small role in this success - it's really a credit to Paul Jacobsen, the band, and cjane. There were even fireworks! Crazy. For those of you in attendance, I hoped you enjoyed it. For those of you who played in it, I hope we get to do it again.

jun 29 |It feels like a lot is happening right now. I'm currently sitting in at a rehearsal for the Abbey Road Rooftop show. A big group of some of Utah's best musicians (Fictionist, Brinton Jones of The Devil Whale, Paul Jacobsen, etc.) are going to be playing Abbey Road from start to finish this Friday on top of a parking garage in Provo. If that doesn't sound compelling enough as is, the show is also free. To go along with a few newly added shows, I'm also in the process of piecing together some new songs and working on some new plans. Thanks for listening.

UPCOMING SHOWS
thur 18 aug ‘11 Provo, UT Rock Canyon Trailhead Amphitheater 7:00 PM FREE
sat 20 aug ‘11 Salt Lake City, UT Bonneville Glen (near 1500 E and 1050 S) 8:00 PM FREE

About Libbie

Libbie Linton is a mild-mannered, soft-spoken type who likes math and limeade. She learned how to whistle when she was 3-years old, sitting cross-legged on the floor of her bedroom. When she was in kindergarten, she started memorizing the words to popular songs and singing them quietly to herself. Around this time, she happened to catch the campfire scene from The Jerk in which Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters sing a lovely rendition of the old Billy Rose & Lee David classic, “Tonight You Belong to Me”. From this point forward, the dream was to sing this song for an audience, which has since been accomplished. Early influences led to a proclivity for progressive folk themes and for writing unique, memorable, and literate songs. more »

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