By The Left Shue
Wed Feb 06, 2008 at 07:17:38 PM PST

from Washblog-  

Oh sure Chad.

If Peace and Love moved into the same neighborhood as Rock and Roll I think I think Rock and Roll would TP it’s house and spray weed killer on it’s lawn until it moved away.

But this is a cool article,  and I’m very proud of all three of you so welcome to My Irregular Bones.

You wild men you.

amm

Peace, Love, and Rock-n-Roll

On Friday night, February 15th, the Three Chord Progressives, a trio of activist/musicians from Snohomish County will continue the tradition of political activism through music when they perform from 7-9 at Zippy’s Java Lounge in Everett.Zippy’s Java Lounge, while open to the general public, is widely known as “the activist’s gathering spot” in Everett. Owner Marilyn Rosenberg‏ is a founding member of Green Everett; a group dedicated to promoting sustainable living in Everett and Snohomish County. She is also well respected for promoting local artists, musicians and poets.

 

After only a few a few weeks of rehearsals the trio made their debut at the Snohomish County Democrats picnic at the Tulalip Amphitheater (where they were asked to repeat their four rehearsed songs a couple of times). They have since performed for 32nd LD Chair, Lila Smith (in her DNC Candidate Hospitality Suite) at the WSDCC quarterly meeting in Wenatchee, at the King County Democrats Awards Banquet, and most recently as the motivational entertainment for the WPEA’s “Lobby Day” in Olympia.

( Luis Moscoso- otherwise known as Mr A.M. Moscoso- my blog guys so hahahaha)

( Jackie is on the left ….and Chad is on the left – oh I’m on fire tonight- for real he’s standing…on the left I just can’t say it Right Chad is on the right. God that’s going to cost me – amm )

Each of the members of the Three Chord Progressives has a history of performing in musical groups in their previous lives. They have found that a common appreciation of the music of those mentioned above (and other musician/activists) has made working together a real pleasure. While most of the material they perform comes from the folk/rock era of the 60’s, an occasional love song or finger snapper has been known to be thrown in simply for the pleasure of it.

If you have the time and happen to find yourself in the Everett area on February 15th, you should drop in for a couple of hours of Peace, Love and Rock-n-Roll with the Three Chord Progressives.
Peace,
Chad (The Left) Shue