Karen Nash
Americana / Country / Folk Rock
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"Please allow me to introduce myself..."
La La Land, California
United States
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| Member Since | 2/17/2006 | | Band Website | karennash.com | | Band Members |
Karen Nash- acoustic guitar and vocals,
Bob Malone- piano, organ and accordion (BobMalone.com),Andy Hill- guitar and vocals, Renee Safier- vocals and percussion,(andyandrenee.com), Marty Rifkin - pedal steel and dobro,
Jake Jacobs- drums,
John Meadows- bass | | Influences | Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Lyle Lovett, Steve Earle, Robert Earl Keen, Nancy Griffith, Maria Mc Kee, Lucinda Williams, Dixie Chicks, Gram Parsons, The Rolling Stones, Paul Simon, Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan and so many more. | | Sounds Like | Downloads available at itunes now! Buy cds at cdbaby.com. | | Record Label | Highway Records | | Type of Label | Indie |
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KarenNash.com is up and running.
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London Calling...
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"8 Questions with Karen Nash" Interview is UP!
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The Mint Dec. 20th..rocking with the full band!
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NOVEMBER 28th at ACOUSTIC CORDIALE
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| About Karen Nash |
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Born in Texas, and inexplicably proud of such a dubious origin,
Karen was raised in Pacoima and let down with a resounding
thud on the outskirts of West Hollywood (Beverly Hills adjacent.)
Evicted from her apartment in the late 90s, all her things sold
by the court to pay the back rent, Karen set off on the road,
just a girl and her boyfriend's car. (Charges of Grand Theft
Auto were later dropped.)
During her years of homelessness, Karen amassed an impressive collection of CDs which, unfortunately, she was forced to sell in order to support her growing dependence on fine
chocolates.
Despite these seemingly endless setbacks, Karen eventually
became known for her impassioned defense of fecklessness,
hopeless love, and the U.S. Constitution.
Karen has mystified audiences from coast to coast, going so
far in the service of her art that, during at least one performance, she held several members of the audience hostage until the rest of the ticket-holders sang along with her rendition of “Second-hand Rose.”
She has played to enthusiastic crowds at festivals such as the
Birkenstock Fair and the Oregon Wheatgrass Festival, as well
as bringing her eccentric song-stylings to prestigious listening
rooms like Mr. B's in Burbank and North Hollywood's Star Garden.
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