Holding up the Sun – review TC MALIBU 5.0 out of 5 stars Danny Click Raises The Bar, and Leaps Over It. May 7, 2016 There is so much music out there its always a great pleasure when you hear something that cuts through the morass of mp3’s and the junk playing on the [&hellip
Music: Classical Country Danny Click leads string quartet on new album By Charlie Swanson May 2, 2018 Danny Click, the man behind the band Danny Click & the Hell Yeahs! unveils a live album this week that may surprise his fans. Since moving to the North Bay from Austin, Texas more than a decade [&hellip
Pacific Sun readers poll 2018 Best Band – Danny Click & the Hell Yeahs! Best of Marin 2018: Arts & Culture  
Hell Yeah! On a national scale, music critics and country rock aficionados still consider Danny Click & the Hell Yeahs! to be an under-the-radar sensation. Locally, Marin’s Best Band is pinging on all of the radars, with praise coming from fans and peers alike. The tall drink of water with a striking mane of snow-white hair past his [&hellip
Danny Click and the Hell Yeahs to play in Sonoma MICHAEL SHAPIRO FOR THE PRESS DEMOCRAT | March 2, 2017, 8:55AM http://www.pressdemocrat.com/entertainment/music/6665187-181/danny-click-and-the-hell “This is a song I wrote for (the 1970s band) America,” says country-rock guitarist Danny Click with his trademark wry wit at a Terrapin Crossroads show in mid-February. “I was 13 — it [&hellip
Local musician spotlight: 6 questions for Danny Click Danny Click walks JM Berry down his path from Indiana to Austin to Marin to Sonoma. JM BERRY SONOMA INDEX-TRIBUNE MUSIC WRITER | April 7, 2016, 5:11PM “Man, being a musician is tough these days,” said Danny Click, as he swapped his smartphone from speaker to [&hellip
Danny Click @ Genghis Cohen – 11/19/2015 November 22, 2015 Posted by Harriet Kaplan http://socalmusictoday.com/danny-click-genghis-cohen-11192015/ Blues-rock singer/songwriter guitarist Danny Click delivered a sparse, intimate set recently at Genghis Cohen that felt original, authentic and genuine. Click’s performance was augmented and accented by the complimentary talents of singer Emily Zulik, offering lovely accompanying vocals and harmonies, and [&hellip
Danny Click returns to “Hold up the Sun” Danny Click – Holding Up the Sun BY Robert Leggett SEPTEMBER 18, 2015 http://nodepression.com/album-review/danny-click-returns-hold-sun This review was first published on the Indie Voice blog on September 19, 2015. Long time alt-country superstar Danny Click has returned with a new album, Holding up the Sun, which was released on September 18, 2015. If you are a [&hellip
Holds Up Danny Click goes solo on new album BY CHARLIE SWANSON http://www.bohemian.com/northbay/holds-up/Content?oid=2742713 Danny Click goes solo on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Throckmorton Theatre, 142 Throckmorton Ave., Mill Valley. 8pm. $20–$30. 415.383.9600. POINT AND CLICK For his new record, Danny Click enlisted Johnny Cash producer Jim Scott. Possessing a mane of long, blonde hair and [&hellip
Press Play: Danny Click’s warm-hearted ‘Holding Up the Sun’ By Paul Liberatore • Marin Independent Journal POSTED: 09/10/15, 4:18 PM PDT http://www.marinij.com/arts-and-entertainment/20150910/press-play-danny-clicks-warm-hearted-holding-up-the-sun If you’ve had your heart broken (and who hasn’t), and have at times become a little cynical in the romance department, the remedy just may be Marin singer-songwriter Danny Click’s new album, “Holding [&hellip
Has our favorite single spinster finally found a rockin’ match? by Nikki Silverstein I’ve been sick for 40 days and 40 nights. My kvetching is completely justified this time. First I had surgery. Then I had a shingles outbreak on my forehead. Let me say that this is quite painful, especially when you’re told that [&hellip
Danny Click and the Hell Yeahs! – Captured Live! Sometimes I get so disappointed in myself when I stumble upon a really good act that’s been playing for years and somehow they’ve stayed under my radar. Danny Click and the Hell Yeahs! are just such an group. Click, from California, by way of Austin and Indiana prior [&hellip
Click’s first electric guitar purchased was an off-brand Electra Omega, a Les Paul copy. “It’s going to be a symphonic affair!” says guitarist, singer and bandleader Danny Click excitedly, describing his upcoming live concert recording date. Click, a 53-year-old San Rafael resident, will be tempering his powerhouse blues with a string quartet in a configuration [&hellip
Danny Click is the youngest of nine and rocked out in his older sister’s band when he was in high school. Guitar phenom, singer and songwriter Danny Click has been burning up local stages for six years with powerhouse blues honed in the sweltering nightclubs and beer gardens of Austin, Texas, and building a loyal [&hellip
‘Danny Click and the Hell Yeahs! – Captured Live!’ Singer-songwriter-guitarist Danny Click arrived in Marin from Austin, Texas, a half dozen years ago and has done more to invigorate the local music scene than anybody in recent memory. The 53-year-old Indiana-born rocker has become one of Marin’s most popular performers in that time, attracting legions [&hellip
HELL YEAH! IT’S DANNY CLICK SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 | STEVE ROBY Someone once described my sound as Jimi Hendrix beating up Buck Owens; I’m not so sure about that. But I guess it’s kind of appropriate. – Danny Click Up until a few years ago, singer-guitarist Danny Click was the Bay Area’s hidden gem. That [&hellip
By JOSEF WOODARD SANTA BARBARA NEWS-PRESS correspondent May 11, 2014 12:17 AM Long-time, and newcomer, fans of the “Sings like Hell” series at the Lobero Theatre have come to expect some surprises in the mix, and variations on the core series theme of singer-songwriters, Americana artists… and Texans. Last month, for instance, we were treated to [&hellip
Portland Waterfront Blues Festival http://thebluesblast.com/ 7-6-13 My, my!! Danny Click & the Hell Yeahs!! What a great first time appearance for a guitar player whose searing guitar is a fusion of blues and rock & roll. Highly entertaining and well known in the SF Bay Area, Danny and the band blew the audience away. With [&hellip
Posted: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 9:00 am by Greg Cahill Pacific Sun Marin audiences know Danny Click as a powerhouse Texas-blues guitarist. But Click—a North Bay transplant who routinely sells out nightclubs and appeared last month with his band the Hell Yeahs as the only Marin act on the historic Tam Jam bill—has a new item [&hellip
Danny Click “Baptize Me Over Elvis Presley’s Grave’ Danny Click handed me a copy of his new single just before he opened the Tam Jam concert in the Mountain Theatre on Mount Tamalpais on July 22, then Marin’s phenomenally popular singer-songwriter went out with his band, the Hell Yeahs, and introduced it to his scores [&hellip
Review: Danny Click – Life Is A Good Place Danny Click immortalizes the phrase ‘Southern Charm’ in his latest album, Life is a Good Place, released earlier this year. The technical mastery of Danny Click’s bluesy, southern guitar style is nothing short of brilliance. This guy knows how to draw our attention in, and he [&hellip
Danny Click-May 12th, 2011 Every now and then I stumble upon something or someone so spectacular that it makes my eyes water with joy. Sometimes I stumble upon things that give me perspective in my life and help me understand myself a bit better. Sometimes there are moments in my life when a healthy dose [&hellip
Patch.com This past Thursday, Sept. 22, music lovers at The Sleeping Lady got a surprising treat: a visit and set from guitarist Carlos Santana. According to Liz Stires, who was in the audience, local favorite Danny Click was rolling through a set when Santana and his wife, Cindy Blackman, walked in to watch Cindy’s sister [&hellip
Danny Click – Life Is A Good Place Posted on December 27, 2011 by ChuckDauphin Growing up in the Indianapolis area, Danny Click was influenced by a wide variety of sounds – and it shows up in his music. There’s everything from Tom Petty to Buck Owens in his sound, and is all seems to [&hellip
Written by Greg Victor in Music on 22 January 2012
Danny Click – Life Is A Good Place *** (out of 4 stars) Label: DogStar Records
On his latest album, Life Is A Good Place, Austin-based Danny Click brings a comfortable rock voice to straightforward songs that have a shadow of the blues to them. It’s like stumbling into a club to discover a blend of Hiatt, Mellencamp and Petty, finding a seat near the stage, and enjoying the way Click’s clarity draws you in
The Dirty Lowdown Copyright © 2011 Robert Carraher All Rights Reserved Posted by Robert Carraher at 9:58 AM Life Is A Good Place Danny Click on Life Is A Good Place delivers a dose of regrets, loss and a dash of hope in this album of “Americana” that bends towards the country side of the genre. [&hellip
Author: David Bowling — Published: Nov 15, 2011 at 10:55 am BC Music Premium When the youngest of nine children sees his mother play the slide guitar using a butcher knife, he is destined to become either a guitarist or something far more nefarious. Luckily for all involved, Danny Click is now one of the [&hellip
DOGSTAR DANNY CLICK/Life Is a Good Place: It’s not derivative when it comes from your heart. A heartland rocker that grew up in a small town in Indiana and relocated to Austin with his shredding guitar licks, Click has learned while he earned. He now surrounds himself with the crème of the session and side [&hellip
By Paul Liberatore Marin Independent Journal Posted: 12/30/2011 08:20:00 AM PST From where I sit, here’s a look back at what rocked in Marin music in 2011, a year that included breakthrough performances, classical musical meeting classic rock, an inspirational comeback, an incredible reunion, an uncensored memoir, a posthumous award and the promise of a new [&hellip
By Paul Liberatore Marin Independent Journal Posted: 10/21/2011 06:20:00 AM PDT Danny Click “Life Is a Good Place” Danny Click, the journeyman Marin singer-songwriter-guitarist, comes into his own with this often moving collection of original Americana songs dealing with themes of mortality and loss, resilience and redemption. Click is at his best when he writes from [&hellip
By Paul Liberatore Marin Independent Journal Posted: 10/21/2011 08:20:00 AM PDT Danny Click, guitarist, singer, songwriter, is at the center of a hot Marin music scene. (Photo by Stuart Sharpe) ONCE OR TWICE in a decade, if we’re lucky, the stars align and a scene develops around a musician or a band whose time, for whatever [&hellip
Danny Click has been called an “unsung guitar hero” with “amazing songs” (Austin American Statesman). His guitar playing has been compared to the best of the best: Lowell George, Duane Allman, David Lindley, and of course fellow Austinite Stevie Ray Vaughan. His newest album Life Is A Good Place is a songwriting tour de force [&hellip
He may be a little too mainstream in sound and approach to appeal to the alt-country fan, but Frisco, TX-based songsmith Click has plenty to offer. He has a pleasantly melodic voice that never overreaches and a very fluent guitar style. He comes from a blues-rock background (from his days in Austin), but his sound [&hellip
Danny Click is worn soul, smooth and weathered like aged leather. And his music emanates those classic highways where rock, country and blues intersect in tried-and-true songcraft. The Midwesterner returns with Life Is A Good Place, a collection of low-key compositions that paint pictures of pain and glory. Click’s approach is true-to-life; he sings it [&hellip
Call it the good house-rockin’ seal of approval. Danny Click, a tall and lanky Indiana-born axeslinger who honed his chops on the beer-soaked stages of Austin, has been plying his Texas roadhouse blues locally since moving to San Rafael just under a decade ago. His SRO shows at the Sleeping Lady in Fairfax have had [&hellip
Life is a Good Place Danny Click Dogstar Records – DS101808 Available from iTunes. A review written for the Folk & Acoustic Music Exchange by Mark S. Tucker (progdawg@hotmail.com). The cover photo, of Danny Click in a b&w snap amid a promenade of trees lining a country back road, first put me in mind of “Oh, cool, [&hellip
Danny Click has been called an “unsung guitar hero” with “amazing songs” (Austin American Statesman). His guitar playing has been compared to the best of the best: Lowell George, Duane Allman, David Lindley, and of course fellow Austinite Stevie Ray Vaughan. His newest album Life Is A Good Place is a songwriting tour de force [&hellip
I Feel Good Today / Blue Skies / How You Feelin now / Wait My Turn / Ten Years / Grey To Blue / If I Was God / Stark / Warhorse / Life Is A Good Place / You Don’t Know Me / Untitled (Hidden Track) Producer: Danny Click DogStar Records 57:46 “This album was made without any computer trickery. [&hellip
