Memphis Musician Paul Taylor Visits Door County Makers Space Sept. 8

What do seemingly disparate artists Chuck Prophet, Aashish Khan, Eric Gales, Shelby Bryant, David Shouse, Ann Peebles, Dead Soldiers, Big Ass Truck, Shawn Lane, Sid Selvidge, Robert Ellis, John Nemeth, Devil Train, Amy LaVere, Mason Ruffner, Luther Dickinson, Kelley Mickwee and many more have in common?

Answer: They have all used the talents of Memphis musician Paul Taylor.

A multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter and producer, Taylor has been a professional musician for 25 of his 42 years. With three solo releases under his belt (Open Closed and Share It, makeshift records 2007 and 2009 respectively, and a newly released EP The Old Forest Trail), Taylor is gearing up for a year of multiple releases in 2017.

Taylor is in Door County to help support fellow Memphis musician Eric Lewis with his Fishstock Series show (held Sept. 3), and will play a solo show at Door County Makers Space Sept. 8 at 8 pm. His music consists of acoustic storytelling to dazzling looping. He is a virtuoso of drums, bass and guitar.

Doors open at 7 pm and the show begins at 8. The cost is $15 or $12 if you buy early tickets. Reserve a discounted seat online at brownpapertickets.com and search for “Door County Makers Space.” Light refreshments will be available for a donation. Door County Makers Space is located at 24 N. Third Avenue in Sturgeon Bay.