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Dave Lang and the Twin Otters play clarinet powered jazz

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Dave Lang and the Twin Otters put on a happy sounding show of jazz music at the Owl Acoustic Lounge, June 13Dave Lang and the Twin  Otters play catchy jazz. Photo by Richard Amery.


 The Victoria trio including Dave Lang on guitar and lead vocals was backed by  a clarinet player Jeff Poynter and stand up bassist Alex Rempel.


 While not officially a jazz festival show, they definitely had the spirit. There is just something about that clarinet that makes you smile. And Rempel’s bass was in the toe-tapping pocket.
While they were trying to play over a loudly chattering crowd of about 25 people, there was a lot of applause after each song.


He looked like Dan Frechette, but their music sounded a trimmed down Plaid Tongued  Devils mixed with Geoff Berner and the cantina scene from Star Wars.
 They were a lot of fun and their songs had a wicked sense of humour.They even played a couple of Geoff Berner songs including Maginot Line,” and another slower song.
 They played a song they wrote in Swift Current, which was a catchy highlight with the chorus “ I’m Just Hanging Around With You.”
They played a Hoagy Carmichael song with a long instrumental intro then played another  cool on about trying to sell property in Prince Edward Island.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 19 June 2013 10:36 )  
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