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Shake Russell Brings the Timeless Beauty of Texas in Song to Susanna's Kitchen, Wimberley, Texas
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"The Texas Legend himself… Shake Russell -- Austin, Texas any place touched by Shake becomes hallowed ground. Shake leaves a little Texas behind him, no matter where he goes. You just have to hear this legend and his legendary songs!" East Texas House Concerts
"Shake’s music walks right up to you, says howdy and gives you a big hug. His tunes make you happy or sad or thoughtful, but above all - they make you feel. Nobody writes a better love song." Bruce Bryant - Anderson Fair
For more than three decades, Texas singer-songwriter Shake Russell has been entertaining audiences throughout the region with his unique, Americana style of folk-rock. A prolific songwriter, Shake has written or co-written hundreds of melodies.
Shake is a two-time recipient of the BMI "Million Air" award for Clint Black's recordings of "Put Yourself in My Shoes" and "One More Payment," both of which he co-wrote with Clint, and a four-time recipient of the BMI Writer's Award. The Texas Music Association named Shake the "2004 Texas Music Awards Entertainer of the Year" and nominated his new song, "Cowboy Coffee," for the "2007 Texas Music Awards Best New Song."
Shake is currently touring with fellow veterans of the Texas music scene, Doug Floyd on mandolin and Mike Roberts on acoustic bass. The trio's contemporary acoustic arrangements, coupled with melodic three-part harmonies, create a unique, modern sound for those classic Shake Russell songs.
Awards and Notable Events:
2008: Entertainer of the Year for 2008 by the Texas Music Awards 2002: Houston Press Award in for "Best Folk" category. 2000: "Travelin' Texas" released on compilation CD "Travelin' Texas". 1998: BMI "Million-air" award for the Clint Black recorded "One More Payment". 1997: BMI "Million-air" award for the Clint Black recorded "Put Yourself In My Shoes". 1997: "Our Kind of Love" co-written with Clint Black recorded as a duet with Clint & Alison Krauss and Union Station. 1997: "You Don't Need Me Now" co-written with Clint Black is released as the 5th single from Clint's CD "Nothin' But The Taillights". 1996: "Deep in the West" re-recorded by Waylon Jennings & Jesse Colter. 1996: "Put Yourself in My Shoes" on Clint Black's Greatest Hits CD "Pure Black". 1995: "Til Santa's Gone" co-written with Clint Black & Hayden Nicholas released on "Looking for Christmas" album. 1994: "Hey Hot Rod" co-written with Clint Black recorded on Clint's "One Emotion" CD. 1993: Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter recorded "Deep In The West". 1993: Houston Press awards, Best Male vocal, songwriter "Album of the Year" for "Listen With Your Heart". 1990: "Put Yourself in My Shoes" & "One More Payment" recorded by Clint Black on the "Put Yourself in My Shoes" CD. 1987: Waylon Jennings records "Deep in the West" on his "Hanging Tough" album. 1985: City of Houston presented fine arts achievment award "Tex-Rex award". 1983: Ricky Skaggs recorded "You've Got A Lover" on "Highways and Heartaches" (won BMI Writers Award 1984). BMI Writers Award: 1984, 1989, 1990, 1997. Kerrville Folk Festival: 28 years Main Stage performer and trustee.
Shake Russell appears Thursday, April 14, 2011 at Susanna's Kitchen coffeehouse in the Wimberley United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Tickets are available at the door, $15 for adults, $5 for children, childcare is available from 7 to 9. Pie from Wimberley Pie Company, organic coffee from Hill Country Natural Foods, and hot tamales available. Doors open at 7, with music starting at 7:30. This is a smoke-free, alcohol-free venue. For more information, 512-847-3109.
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