The World-Famous Spirit Room Bar features live music acts by local Arizona musicians. Join us for select weekends:
For the best music and atmosphere in Jerome AZ!
Johnny Lingo Ziegler’s new musical adventure is Dolce Vita (Sweet Life).
Dolce Vita is a seven-piece band performing an inventive helping of pop and rock standards as well as original compositions.
Throw in a wide spectrum of musical genres, grooves, and tight vocals to create a harmonic convergence for your listening and dancing pleasure.
It’s delicious, it’s nutritious and it’s good for the soul.
The band consists of John Ziegler (Major Lingo, Johnny Lingo Trio) guitar and vocals,
Thomas ‘Doc’ Glendening (Keith Okie and Rebel Sol) guitar and vocals,
Jason Teague (Gypsy Hill, Keith Okie and Rebel Sol) bass and vocals,
Bobby Taylor (Frizzy and Edgy) drums and vocals.
Candace Gallagher (C&J Musical Mining Co., Lou Turks House Band) vocals,
Sarah Garrett (Gypsy Hill, Every Mount Hope Holiday Concert) vocals
Tory Campbell (Too many bands to mention)
percussion
All members have studied at Julie’s Yard School of Music and Day Care Center.
Frizzy and Edgy have expanded to include Nick & Bob! These talented local musicians will amaze you with the depth of their musicianship. Sally has been singing since an early age and has been in numerous bands and projects. With her on bass, her husband joins her with harmonies and guitar while Nick adds his sweet tasty licks to the mix. Want to find out what Bob does? Show up and find out. Start your weekend right with some home-grown tunes at the Spirit Room in Jerome Az.
Frizzy and Edgy have expanded to include Nick & Bob! These talented local musicians will amaze you with the depth of their musicianship. Sally has been singing since an early age and has been in numerous bands and projects. With her on bass, her husband joins her with harmonies and guitar while Nick adds his sweet tasty licks to the mix. Want to find out what Bob does? Show up and find out. Start your weekend right with some home-grown tunes at the Spirit Room in Jerome Az.
Enjoy 2 hours of Jazz with Franco Campanello’s newest concoction of musical goodness, “Tria Prima”. That’s right, if you attended the Spirit Room open mic nights on Wednesday’s, (Pre-Pandemic) you most likely would have seen Franco sitting in with someone or going solo with his guitar. BTW, this guy can play keyboard, guitar, sing and sling a mean cocktail. Yup, he’s sometimes behind the bar, but these two Friday afternoon’s, he will once again be gracing our stage. This trio has no electronic press kit or online presence, so we figured we should see what the heck “Tria Prima” means. I thought it meant “Prime Trio”, which would make sense to me, but here’s what I found on the interwebs:
Tria Prima: According to the Alchemy of Paracelsus, the three substances of SALT, SULPHUR, and MERCURY that make up all things. The Tria Prima are chemical substances that have similar properties to the three celestials, or archetypal, elements that flow out from the Mind of God into creation. These forces, or hypostatical principles, correspond to divine trinities and triads found in religions and mysticism; for example, in Christianity the triad is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
The celestial elements comprise the four elements of the lower world, so that the Tria Prima is the basis for both macrocosm and microcosm. Paracelsus said:
You should know that all seven metals originate from three materials, namely from mercury, Sulphur, and salt, though with different colors. Therefore, Hermes has said not incorrectly that all seven metals are born and composed from three substances, similarly also the tinctures and philosopher’s stone. . . But that it be rightly understood what the three different substances are that he calls spirit, soul and body, you should know that they mean no other than the three principia, that is, mercury, Sulphur, and salt, out of which all seven metals originate. Mercury is the spirit, Sulphur is the soul, salt the body.
The most important of the celestial elements is salt, which is born in the heating of fire and seawater. Its powers as a preservative, and thus a powerful force for the attainment of immortality, make it important to alchemical processes. Salt is passive/feminine and represents substance, Earth, and the body.
Sulphur is active/masculine, a transforming essence. It is associated with the SUN and the energy of nature.
Mercury is neutral and volatile, the agent of transformation. Its contradictory properties enable it to participate in all states of matter. It is liquid at room temperature and can dissolve GOLD. When heated it forms both white powder (highly poisonous) and red crystals (therapeutic).
Paracelsus held that disease arises from imbalances among the Tria Prima. For example, an excess of Sulphur would cause fever and plague, while an imbalance would cause gout.
The definition of “Tria Prima”, https://occult-world.com/tria-prima/
Something about brass and woodwind instruments that makes every ‘Merican Slang show seem like a backstage pass to Jazz Fest in New Orleans. ‘Shake your ass’ music does the band justice.
Hakim Bellamy, Local IQ, “Albuquerque’s Intelligent Alternative
A funk band- Super Group, Merican Slang began as a side project of members of several Albuquerque acts who came together to form a band with a truly Merican, Democratic, approach to music making. The result is a unique sound that blends Merican Funk, with Merican Southern Rock! Merican Slang has shared the stage with artists Cody ChessnuTT (The Roots), Richard Howell (Carlos Santana), and Frank Hannon (Tesla).
Established 4/20/2011
For booking information call: 505-307-6188
Something about brass and woodwind instruments that makes every ‘Merican Slang show seem like a backstage pass to Jazz Fest in New Orleans. ‘Shake your ass’ music does the band justice.
Hakim Bellamy, Local IQ, “Albuquerque’s Intelligent Alternative
A funk band- Super Group, Merican Slang began as a side project of members of several Albuquerque acts who came together to form a band with a truly Merican, Democratic, approach to music making. The result is a unique sound that blends Merican Funk, with Merican Southern Rock! Merican Slang has shared the stage with artists Cody ChessnuTT (The Roots), Richard Howell (Carlos Santana), and Frank Hannon (Tesla).
Established 4/20/2011
For booking information call: 505-307-6188