First up, local folkie busking duo The Rough Sea, who put on a nice stripped-down set on guitar banjo and mandolin (with a bit of ukulele thrown in for good measure).

The Rough Sea at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011

The Rough Sea at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011
Jeff Andrew, contrary to earlier (and brief) listening, sounded a bit like Mike Ness and nothing like Tom Waits. He was ably accompanied by his backing band Crows at Midnight on a variety of instruments and occasionally switched over to fiddle.

Jeff Andrew at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011
Kenan Sungur and Radar back him up on drums and mandolin (and occasionally bass and kazoo).

Jeff Andrew at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011
Jess Hill finished things off with her folk-noir stylings.

Jess Hill at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011
She also had her touring companions up on stage.

Jess Hill at The Rainbow, April 17, 2011
That was nice, but I had to split a bit early.
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