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His beaming smile is the first thing you'll notice, and you'll stay for the delicate tunes this LA-based singer/songwriter provides. A favorite amongst the Leimert Park earth-colors-and-spoken-word set, Jason Luckett is one of the nicest people on stage, a shimmering iridescent beam of sunlight that will compete with you to see who can be more happy to be there. His music -- a "Self contained homemade and organic" folksy rock, -- brings soulful vocals, spirited acoustic guitar and, occasional monologues sure to delight and entertain. Called "a stripped-down Ben Harper" by BAM Magazine and "A refreshing return to pure unadulterated tunage" by industry insider mag HITS, Luckett is a local treasure who's still small-scale enough to be caught for a song. The intimate setting of Genghis Cohen is one of his favorite local haunts, so get there early, get a seat near the front, try the paper-wrapped chicken and get ready to clap your hands and sing along.