Corky Siegel and Randy Sabien are Masters of Musical Mirth…and don’t we all need that right now…

Blues legend Corky Siegel is dubbed a “National treasure” by DOWNBEAT MAGAZINE, and is known internationally as: “A master of piano and harmonica, a superior entertainer, singer, and writer of unusual songs. Who else writes songs about Idaho Potatoes” – CHICAGO MAGAZINE  He celebrates 55 years of performance,  is a Chicago Blues Hall of Fame inductee and Lifetime Achievement awardee, with a catalogue of recordings on RCA, Vanguard, Alligator, and million selling blues/classical recordings on the iconic Deutsche Grammophon label.  Randy Sabien is called “The past, present and future of jazz violin” by NPR’s JAZZ PROFILES.  Randy Sabien is a regular at Big Top Chautauqua, and has performed on A Prairie Home Companion and Austin City Limits.  His instrumental skill on the violin, guitar, mandolin, and piano, in the genres of jazz, country, and rock, is legendary.

PLEASE NOTE: At the request of the artist, the Beverly Arts Center will be implementing the following COVID 19 protocols for this performance:

• Proof of vaccination or a negative test, 
• Masking in the theater and in all public areas
• Social distancing

A note from Corky: 
Dear Cousins,
Cousin Corky here. These concerts with Randy are outrageously fun and beautiful and I’m still requiring proof of vaccine and masks (both “reduce” viral load and work in all directions, offering extra layers of protection).  People come to be uplifted and nurtured by the muse and take that home. I don’t want anyone to take Cyrus the Virus home and get sick from my music. LOL!  When it comes to creating a clean and safe environment “for each other,” it’s really not such a big deal to wear a mask, show proof of vaccine, fasten a seat belt, or drive carefully.  Thank you for your understanding, and I look forward to seeing your smiling and laughing … … eyes.  🙂
Cousin Corky

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