Celebrate Walter Egan and William Adair’s Exhibitions at Gypsy Sally’s March 20th, 2014 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. with a FREE Performance

by Chris Murray on March 6, 2014

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Come celebrate the Spring Equinox and Walter Egan and William Adair’s exhibitions at Gypsy Sally’s on Thursday March 20th from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Walter Egan will perform an acoustic set of his songs as well as songs by the musical artists depicted in his exhibition of paintings, Martyrs of Rock.

The exhibition and performance are FREE and open to the public.

EGAN AND ADAIR MARCH 20TH INVITE

Egan and Adair’s exhibitions will continue through March 29th at Gypsy Sally’s in Georgetown.

“Walter Egan is known worldwide for his hit single “Magnet and Steel.” Egan’s song, with Stevie Nicks singing background vocals, has been featured in movies such as Boogie Nights, Deuce Bigalow, Overnight Delivery, The Night We Never Met, and This is 40, among others. I’ve heard “Magnet and Steel” in elevators as muzak. Another song of Walter’s, “Hot Summer Nights,” served as the inspiration for Eminem’s hit record, “We Made You,” a top- 10 single. His song “Hearts on Fire” was recorded by Gram Parsons, the champion of the music genre known as Americana. A member of the bands Spirit, Burrito Deluxe, and the Brooklyn Cowboys, Egan has performed with everyone from Jackson Browne to Wanda Jackson. His music has been heard by millions of people and his accomplishments as a musician, performer and recording artist are known far and wide.

While Egan is well known as a musical artist, most people don’t know that Egan is also a visual artist who has developed a unique style. He earned a degree from Georgetown University in Fine Art in 1970. Since that time, Egan has continued to develop his raw, personal and powerfully enigmatic painting style. Egan’s paintings are a testament to his parallel talents as a visual artist. In this series of paintings, he pays homage to many of the musicians who have inspired him. These portraits, from Ricky Nelson, to Jimi Hendrix, to Amy Winehouse, reveal Egan’s sensitivity as a painter and his intimate connection with his subjects.” – Chris Murray

From the exhibition catalogue for Walter Egan’s Martyrs of Rock.

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