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| Sat., Sept.
13 8PM
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David Bromberg Quartet
with special guests Angel Band |
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David
Bromberg is a larger-than-life tornado of a performer who
takes incredible joy from making great music with artists he
admires. David was an always-in-demand studio musician, playing
fiddle, acoustic and electric guitar, pedal steel guitar and dobro
on more than 100 albums, and then became a wildly successful solo
artist, combining blues, folk, gospel, and roots styles in whirlwind
live concerts with his David Bromberg Big Band.
At the height of his popularity, David
chucked it all, learned violin-making, and settled down to raise a
family and run a small music store. On occasion, though, David loves
to get his friends together to make music. In particular, David gets
great joy from sharing the stage with his protégées,
Angel Band, a vocal trio
featuring former Full Frontal Folk chanteuse Jen Schonwald and
David's wife Nancy Josephson. Expect a stage full of high-octane
virtuoso musicians, the sheer joy of making music, and a rare chance
to see David live.
Tickets: $30
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| Sat., Sept.
27 8PM
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Acoustic
POCO with special guest
Lindsay Mac |
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Poco
are legendary pioneers of California country/rock, whose innovative
music paved the way for groups like The Eagles, The Doobie Brothers,
and The Marshall Tucker Band. But, no one does it like the
originals.
For this 40th Anniversary Tour, original
member Rusty Young and Paul Cotton (who joined the group two years
after it was formed), are joined by Jack Sundrud to perform all of
Poco's best-loved songs, including "Good Feeling to Know,"
"Crazy Love" and "Heart Of The Night."
The acoustic trio's special guest will be
Lindsay Mac,
whose unorthodox style (she accompanies herself on cello, held like
a guitar) spans jazz, folk, Americana, funk, and rock, and has
earned her audience awards at the Kerrville and Falcon Ridge folk
festivals.
Tickets: $25
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| Sat., Oct.
11 8PM
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Noel Paul Stookey of
Peter Paul & Mary with special guest
Thea Hopkins |
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Noel Paul Stookey is
best known as one-third of the trio Peter, Paul And
Mary, one of the most successful and revered singing 
groups of the 1960s. Their first album, Peter,
Paul and Mary, which included their versions
of If I Had A Hammer, Lemon Tree,
and Where Have All The Flowers Gone?,
spent ten months on the Billboard Top Ten list and
more than three years in the Top 100. The
group went on to sell more than eight million
albums. Noel has balanced
his involvement with the trio with his career as a
solo singer-songwriter, record producer and
political and spiritual activist. His tune,
The Wedding Song (There Is Love), written
for Peter Yarrow's marriage to Marybeth McCarthy,
the niece of senator Eugene McCarthy, has become a
nuptial classic. He now lives in South Blue Hill,
Maine, and oversees diverse a multi-media business
that specializes in children's computer software,
television shows and music.
Special guest
Thea Hopkins
is a Boston-area singer/songwriter who describes
her music as "American Short-Story Folk." Her song
Jesus Is On The Wire, about the murder
of Matthew Shepard, was recorded by Peter Paul &
Mary in 2004.
Tickets: $25 |
| Sat., Oct.
25 8PM
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Chad & Jeremy with special guest
Anthony Da Costa |
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Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde
owned Top 40 radio for much of the mid-1960s. " Yesterday's
Gone," " Willow Wait For Me," " Summer
Song" and " Distant Shores"
were in the air, everywhere. After meeting at drama
school in 1960 and playing the folk clubs of
England, the duo swept into the United States with
the British Invasion led by the Beatles and charted
 eleven
Top 40 hits.
They were big hits on
American television, too, with appearances on
"Batman," "The Patty Duke Show," "Dick Van Dyke" and
"Laredo." The duo split up in the late '60s so
Jeremy could return to England to pursue an acting
career. Other than a brief reunion in the 1980's,
they did not make music together again until they
reunited in 2004 for a PBS special. They've
been together ever since. They are preparing a
retrospective album as well as a CD of all new
material, and tour regularly.
Special guest
Anthony Da Costa was
last seen at The Sanctuary when he joined Abbie Gardner (of Red
Molly) when Abbie opened for Cheryl Wheeler. Since then, he's
released his sixth record, was nominated as Folk Alliance Emerging
Artist of the Year, and recorded his seventh record. Prior to that,
he won the Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk and the Falcon Ridge
Emerging Artist Competitions, showcased at the Tin Pan South
Songwriters Festival in Nashville, and was a Mountain Stage New Song
Contest Finalist. Now, here's the thing: Anthony is seventeen
years old, and has done all of that while finishing high school!
Tickets: $25
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