Napa Valley Opera House Presents The Steve Chapin Band 6/5
The Steve Chapin Band Pays Tribute to Harry Chapin with Opera House Concert
Family showcases work of 1970s "Cat's in the Cradle" Musician
When: Saturday, June 5, 2010, 8:00 p.m.
What: A Tribute to Harry Chapin featuring the Steve Chapin Band
Where: Napa Valley Opera House; 1030 Main Street, downtown Napa
Price: $25 / $30
Tickets: 707.226.7372 or NVOH.org
Since 1991, the performances of The Steve Chapin Band have delighted both the legions of Chapin fans who attended Harry Chapin's concerts in the seventies, and the flourishing next-generation of Chapin enthusiasts. The enduring legacy of Harry's music is alive and well each time Steve, along with Chapin band alumni Big John Wallace (bass guitar/pyrotechnic vocals) and Howard Fields (drums), take the stage to perform their stunning recreations of Harry's most well-loved songs as well as Steve's own tunes. His popular "Let Time Go Lightly", from the platinum LP "Greatest Stories Live", is just one of the songs written by the band's leader that round out the evening of Chapin music. Furthermore, their casual, on-stage conversations reflect absorbingly nostalgic, ‘behind-the-music'-like anecdotes and memories of their personal experiences on the road and in the studio with Harry. And now, with the addition of the guitars of Big John's son Clark Wallace and Steve's son Jonathan Chapin, songs such as "Cat's In The Cradle", "Taxi", "Mr. Tanner", "Better Place To Be", and "W.O.L.D." attain even deeper musical dimension while maintaining that special affinity they have always had with Harry's fans.
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