You are here: Home Music Beat Gabe Thaine's High Level variety show includes poety, music and mimes
  • Increase font size
  • Default font size
  • Decrease font size
Search

L.A. Beat

Gabe Thaine's High Level variety show includes poety, music and mimes

E-mail Print PDF

Local musician  and photographer Gabe Thaine has started a new monthly variety show at the Slice.

Jolene Draper trying a rockabilly trick by standing on Steve Martin's bass at the High Lebvel Variety show, July 16. Photo by Richard Amery
 This month’s show, Tuesday, July 16 featured Thaine performing as a mime and promising to buy everyone a shot if he talked.

He ended up buying the round anyway after aping a local poet performing in stage, then adding some keyboards as Jolene Draper and the the Inquisitive Few played  a cover of Elton John’s “Crocodile Rock,” featuring Draper trying a tried and true rockabilly trick by standing on top of Steve Martin’s upright bass, while singing the chorus.

They also played  some originals and their cover of “ White Rabbit.”


Local country singer Amy Allred was on stage as I arrived singing a couple of heart felt Dixie Chicks songs including “Cowboy Take Me Away.”

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat EditorGabe thaine trying out his miming skills. Photo by Richard Amery
Share
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 July 2019 09:43 )  
The ONLY Gig Guide that matters

Departments

Music Beat

ART ATTACK
Lights. Camera. Action.
Inside L.A. Inside

CD Reviews





Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner


Music Beat News

Art Beat News

Drama Beat News

Museum Beat News