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BATH — The Chocolate Church Arts Center continues the tradition of showcasing local musicians during the 2017 “Kill The Chill” Concert Series in the Curtis Room.

This special series begins with Papa Tim & The Desperate Man’s Blues Explosion and their signature sultry blues and dirty-funk jams at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28. 

“Showcasing local talent is the cornerstone of our programming at the Chocolate Church,” said Jennifer DeChant, executive director of the 40-year-old organization. “During the winter months, we produce a variety of shows in the black-box format of our Curtis Room. This space is lends itself to many interpretations, including as an intimate concert venue to warm up for a night of incredible music.”

The group is led by vocal powerhouse Tim Goad as Papa Tim, who is a wildly enthusiastic entertainer and soulful balladeer with a voice described as “equal parts Baptist preacher and bluesman.” He is backed by a “virtual supergroup” of local musicians featuring members of Shy Green, The Work Trucks, Crushed By Amps who later became the Desperate Man’s Blues Explosion.

This concert promises to bring musical prowess to the stage with a selection of original jams and some twists on a few popular favorites.

The Chocolate Church Arts Center’s Curtis Room is in the annex at 804 Washington St. in downtown Bath. 

Tickets are $10 advance or $12 at the door. Tickets are also available by calling the box office at 207-442-8455 or at www.chocolatechurcharts.org.

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