Guitar Masters and the CBA present:
The Jerry Douglas Band
at Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace
Friday January 6, 2023
7:30pm
Jerry Douglas is a 14-time GRAMMY winner, and 3-time CMA Musician of the Year award recipient. When it comes to resonator guitar work, he has played with The Earls of Leicester, Alison Krauss & Union Station, J.D. Crowe & the New South, The Country Gentlemen, Boone Creek, and Strength in Numbers.
His distinctive dobro work has appeared on more than 1,500 albums with artists such as Garth Brooks, George Jones, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Emmylou Harris, Earl Scruggs, among many others. Along with co-producing and performing on his own platinum albums, Douglas has produced albums for Alison Krauss, Del McCoury Band, Maura O’Connell, The Whites, Jesse Winchester, and Steep Canyon Rangers.
Dinner Reservations
If you would like to dine at the Crystal Palace, dinner is served from 5 pm to the start of the show at 7:30 pm. Dinner is not included in the ticket price. To make a dinner reservation for the same table as your show tickets, call the reservation line, Thursday or Friday after 3pm, 661-328-7560.
About the Crystal Palace
Thank you to:
Globe Loan Jewelry Co.
BLUEGRASS Open Mic
Saturday night in the Marriott Ballroom at 6 pm
Kent Kenny, Stan Allen, concert audio technicians and announcers
Emily Riddell, band wrangler
California Showcase Bands
Saturday night in the Marriott Ballroom at 8 pm
Sequoia Rose
Sequoia Rose is an award-winning bluegrass multi-instrumentalist and vocalist who grew up with a musical family in West Virginia. He toured for a year playing mandolin for the late bluegrass veteran, James King.
Joining Sequoia is Rich Kerns on guitar, from Humboldt County, along with Jesse Blue Eads, from Pigeon Forge, Tennessee on banjo (when not playing with Willow Osborne and Water Tower). Larisa Hernandez keeps the bottom on with the upright bass, and joins Sequoia Rose after playing with The Sisters Grim and the Hossettes. While currently a resident of Humboldt County, Larisa hails from Bakersfield and will be teaching the bass workshop on Saturday afternoon.
Honey Buckets
The single mic, heart-pounding, bluegrass fury known as the Honey Buckets have been making their music at jam events throughout California since 2014. Don’t let their “raised on heavy metal and smog” appearance fool you –- musicianship is packed into this group like TNT into a stick of dynamite.
After Mike Stern on banjo, Forest Thurman on guitar, Devin Wilcox on mandolin and Brian Dragoman on bass perform, their jam presence into the early hours have earned them a “reputation” as the most likely to outlast, outplay, and out pick.