Sunday at Webb Gallery: Get Your Groove On With Jad Fair, Tim Kerr, Will Johnson and Dan Phillips
Sunday afternoon at the Webb Gallery promises to be quite the feat of synergy, which seems to be a keyword on the blog this week. The Waxahachie gallery and Good Records are combining forces to bring you Groove, a fusion of Texas music and art. The art part comes via Jad Fair and David Fair of Half Japanese, Centro-matic's Will Johnson, Tim Kerr (of just about every band in Austin, but most notably the Big Boys) and Dan Phillips of Slowride and True Widow. I asked co-owner Julie Webb a bit about the inspiration. 
Tim Kerr's "Monk"
"This day and age in music, running a record store is a challenge, but so is running a gallery," she says. "One day while in Good Records, Chris [Penn, co-owner and manager] mentioned we should do something together and that is how it grew. We started with a long list of artists whose music and artwork we liked and whittled it down to our select few."
In addition to the art, Jad Fair, Tim Kerr, Will Johnson and Dan Phillips will play solo, as a preview of the special five-track album available that night.
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