An Intimate Evening of Folk With Jack Williams Nov. 28th

Contemporary acoustic Singer/Songwriter and storyteller Jack Williams performs a concert at the “Building Bridges Coffeehouse”, a program of Manatee Universalist Unitarian Fellowship, 322 15th St. W in downtown Bradenton. Refreshments available. Open seating, plenty of parking, accessible.

Doors Open at 6:30 pm. Questions? Email BuildingBridgesCH@gmail.com.

Jack Williams’ music is rooted in his native South Carolina and is shaped by a 65-year career playing folk, rock, jazz, R&B, classical and popular music from the 1930s – 50s. According to his website, “Jack is considered an uncommonly unique guitarist, a writer of vivid songs with a strong sense of place, and a storyteller in the old Southern tradition as he further illustrates each tale with his guitar.”

As a hired-gun guitarist in the Deep South of the Civil Rights-Easy Rider 1960’s, Jack’s bands accompanied the likes of John Lee Hooker, Big Joe Turner, Jerry Butler, Hank Ballard, the Shirelles, and the Del-Vikings. Williams’ music, enriched from these varied influences, is a truly All-American Southern music. Learn more at' www.JackWilliamsMusic.com'

Video Links to hear Jack's Music:

https://youtu.be/fECmBxrmD_I?si=GY0MCW2Vzy2NGgh7

https://youtu.be/JDveBWIkg0g?si=cyLZj5Q7QCRkGe-R

https://youtu.be/4a4N7Il4vUs?si=O0i4jsRo7RP--rwU