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SUMMARY:Friday Night Concert in the Park - Dangerous Doug Harper
DESCRIPTION:"Dangerous" Doug Harper will take the stage at 7 p.m. for the Friday Night Concert at the Heritage Park Pavilion at 1st and Main streets.\nThis is a rescheduling of the concert that was cancelled on July 14 due to a storm.\n\nHarper is a returning musician\, bringing many songs he's written himself. A native of Nevada\, Mo.\, Harper has been singing and playing guitar for many years. His career began with playing in bands\, and touring through 38 states with Nevada's Marci Mitchell\, before going solo in 2012.\n\nHarper writes "modern folk songs\," but also performs some traditional songs. He calls his genre "subferior" because he said it's "kind of country\, kind of rock and kind of folk\, which means there's less instruments."\n\nCurrently he performs in many nursing homes and coffee shops and said he likes the close connection to his audience.\n\nHarper self-produces a couple of albums a year. When he's not working in the theatre department at Cottey College as a technical director\, he also produces a podcast\, "Lunch With Doug" and a magazine\, "Local Ear\," which can be picked up in 12 states.\n\n"We welcome Doug back to the stage\," concert organizer Ralph Carlson said. "It's always a pleasure to have local musicians bring their original music."\n\nThe concert is free and seating is limited\, so bring a lawn chair. In the event of inclement weather or extreme heat\, the concert will move to Common Ground Coffee at 12 E. Wall St.\nSound support is provided by Dave's Music Gear and Jim Butler. The concert series is sponsored by the Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:&ldquo\;Dangerous&rdquo\; Doug Harper will take the stage at 7 p.m. for the Friday Night Concert at the Heritage Park Pavilion at 1st and Main streets.\nThis is a rescheduling of the concert that was cancelled on July 14 due to a storm.
\n\nHarper is a returning musician\, bringing many songs he&rsquo\;s written himself. A native of Nevada\, Mo.\, Harper has been singing and playing guitar for many years. His career began with playing in bands\, and touring through 38 states with Nevada&rsquo\;s Marci Mitchell\, before going solo in 2012.
\n\nHarper writes &ldquo\;modern folk songs\,&rdquo\; but also performs some traditional songs. He calls his genre &ldquo\;subferior&rdquo\; because he said it&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;kind of country\, kind of rock and kind of folk\, which means there&rsquo\;s less instruments.&rdquo\;
\n\nCurrently he performs in many nursing homes and coffee shops and said he likes the close connection to his audience.
\n\nHarper self-produces a couple of albums a year. When he&rsquo\;s not working in the theatre department at Cottey College as a technical director\, he also produces a podcast\, &ldquo\;Lunch With Doug&rdquo\; and a magazine\, &ldquo\;Local Ear\,&rdquo\; which can be picked up in 12 states.
\n\n&ldquo\;We welcome Doug back to the stage\,&rdquo\; concert organizer Ralph Carlson said. &ldquo\;It&rsquo\;s always a pleasure to have local musicians bring their original music.&rdquo\;
\n\nThe concert is free and seating is limited\, so bring a lawn chair. In the event of inclement weather or extreme heat\, the concert will move to Common Ground Coffee at 12 E. Wall St.
\nSound support is provided by Dave&rsquo\;s Music Gear and Jim Butler. The concert series is sponsored by the Fort Scott Chamber of Commerce.
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