29th Annual
SEATTLE PEACE CONCERTS'  FREE SUMMER PARK CONCERT SERIES

2009 Concert Schedule

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SPC  c/o Don Glenn

4229 7th Ave N.E.
Seattle WA 98105-6003

 Rockin' Seattle since 1981

April 30th 2009 8pm - 2am - all ages welcome
Harmonic Humanity CD Release / Fundraiser

CD Sales support Seattle's Homeless - Real Change will help distribute the CDs
Columbia City Theater
4916 Raineer Ave South Seattle WA

Contact Info. 206-854-8131 harmonichumanity@live.com
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.. Don Glenn / Band Together Records
FREE MP3s.. Trail of Tears .. Mother Nature
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Seapeace Music (BMI)
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2009 Park Concert Schedule
June 14
Lower Woodland Park Shelter 1 - June 21 Gas Works Park 
July 12
Gas Works Park 
 Aug. 9 Gas Works Park  Hosted by Peace Code Records
*Sept. 20
Lower Woodland Park Shelter 1

Chief Seattle
, "Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect."
Oneness - It's the Law

Seattle Peace Concerts' free summer park concert series, coordinated by Don Glenn since the early 80s, feature well established musicians and entertainers as well as some of the Northwest's best new artists. Musical styles reflect the diverse contemporary music scene here in the pacific northwest and beyond! - Rock, Pop, Reggae, R&B, Blues, Zydeco, Drum Groups, Choirs, Folk, World Beat, Jazz, and some stuff that defies labeling. These are family events. No alcohol! Admission is free however we encourage folks to bring food bank donations for Northwest Harvest and please contribute what you can when "The Bucket" comes around to help us cover expenses. Another way to support these events, and take home some of the best music performed at these events, is to purchase SPC Compilation Albums. Seattle Peace Concerts and an amazing range of mostly local musicians and sponsors have kept free music going in the Seattle Parks. An attempt was made in the early eighties to ban Amplified Music, i.e. "Rock n' Roll", from the Seattle Parks because of the negative impact some of the events held at that time had on the parks and on the general community. Reason prevailed!! Sound levels and other conditions were established and for 28 years, to the credit of kind Seattle folk, we have maintained good relations with our City Government, and the Seattle community in general, and the Parks have always looked as good or better after these concerts than before. We did good Seattle!! R.I.P

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