Music Around Town ~ October 25 – 31, 2010
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Click here > http://www.bostonblues.com/
Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers are going to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis.
Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers won the blues challenge at Johnny D’s. They’re going to Memphis along with the duo act Cindy Daily and Satch Romano. I heard a new band there “ThrowDown” and man they were wild, wild enough to get me on the dance floor. Thank you Gracie for joining me. All the bands were great and I kn ow it had to have been a wicked hard decision to make. Blues like I like it. Thank you all!
Congratulations to Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers and Driving Blind for winning the first round. It was an excellent night of music five bands playing all types of blues. Second round goes to Gracie Curran and the High Falutin Band and The Throwdown Blues Band. The Lois Greco Band will be in the last day of competitions as well. I am so looking forward to this.
Boston Blues Challenge
The 2010 23 Boston Blues Challenge Line up
Boston Blues Society 2010 Challenge (updated Sep 14, 2010)
Where?Johnny D’s 17 Holland Street, Somerville MA
When? October 3, 10 and 17 (finals) at 5pm (note: there is no blues jam on these dates)
Why? Winner goes to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis
Boston Blues News
JOIN & COLLABORATE
The Boston Blues Society keeps expanding its coverage of events and its participation in the scene. In order for us to keep on this trajectory and truly support local music, we need your help.
Become a member and get involved. Now more than ever community solidarity is needed to keep the blues alive. United it stands, divided it falls.
The Boston Blues Society seeks volunteers to write feature stories and CD reviews for our monthly e-zine. Experience is helpful, but not required. If interested, email editor@bostonblues.com <!–
Editor Karen Nugent gets angry, and then reflective, after reading harpist-college professor-author Adam Gussow’s new book, “Journeyman”s Road.” –>
BBS T-shirts and CDs on Sale
Donate to The BBS and keep this web site going
Press Releases
- Boston’s own Blues Music Awards winners Paul Rishell and Annie Raines are touring North America this summer
- Aug 25 Blues Legends Revival
- Aug 17 Tab Benoit unleashes Power Of The Pontchartrain LIVE at Johnny D’s
–>Keep the Blues Alive! Learn more about the Boston Blues Society (BBS) and learn how you can benefit from the BBS.
Bostonblues.com is the online magazine of the Boston Blues Society. ©; 2006 Boston Blues Society. All rights reserved.
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“To err is human to forgive is divine”
It is unfortunate at times to misinform and I hope that if one finds an error in this posting please bring it to my attention so it can be fixed immediately if not sooner.
Sincerely,
Joanne
The Rhumb Line~ http://www.therhumbline.com/index.htm
Monday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Open Jam with Dan King and friends
I am wicked excited that the Monday night jam is back. If you happen to stop by you may get to hear the Bandit Kings, Inge Berge and who knows who may appear. During these jams you get some magical moments from musicians that are there to let loose with no planned agenda.
Thank you to Dan King for hosting this jam and to Fred Shrigley for making it possible.
Tuesday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Henely Douglas and Soul Force ~V~
Wednesday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ Fly Amero ~ Dinner with Fly Amero *I’ll be hosting and performing as always *Each week will feature a special, invited musical guest *Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen *Sponsored by Shipyard Ale.
WE’RE BACK TO FALL HOURS:
Dinner with Fly Amero – 7 to 10pm!!!
Thursday – 8:30 to 12:00 ~ Dave Sags Blues Party
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~
Sunday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~
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The Dog Bar~http://dogbarcapeann.com/welcome1.html
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Latt43 ~ http://www.latfortythree.com/
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Jalepenos~http://www.jalapenosgloucester.com/
Tuesday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ The Woodpeppers – Featuring Dan King, Wolf Gindandes and David Brown
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Alchemy~http://www.alchemybistro.com/
Sunday – 12:00
Thursday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ VILLAGE NIGHT ~Dan King
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The Franklin Cafe ~ http://www.franklincafe.com/
Friday – 7:00 ~ Linda Amero with with Jane Potter & Thomas Hebb
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Blackburn Performing Arts ~ http://www.blackburnperformingarts.org/
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Madfish Grille ~ http://www.madfishgrille.com/
Thursday ~ 9:00 to close –
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
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Cameron’s~http://www.cape-ann.com/camerons/
Tuesday – 9:00 to close ~ The Sea Shanties ~ http://www.milforddailynews.com/entertainment/arts/x1681065824
Wednesday – 9:00 to close ~ Blues Addiction – E very Wednesday night
Friday –
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Topside Grille – Events ~ http://www.topsidegrill.com/index.php?link=events
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Wednesday ~
Sunday ~
Roaring Mary, a Celtic music trio with guest musicians who appear at the Pleasant St. Tea Co. on the first, third, and (when applicable) fifth Fridays of every month, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Roaring Mary consists of Lin Swicker on guitar, banjo, and mandolin, Steve Levy on banjo, guitar, and mandolin, and vocals, and David de la Barre on whistle, Scottish small pipes, concertina and vocals. They do traditional music from the British Isles–Scotland, Ireland, Britain, and Wales. Invited guests join them each time for additional tunes and songs. They have a Facebook page, Roaring Mary, with graphics etc. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Roaring-Mary/124771567541091?v=wall
It’s a great time and very cool for kids as well as adults in a venue that is not a bar, appropriate for all ages. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for all you do here Joey, it’s a great website!!
Sincerely,
Pamela Campbell
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Cruiseport Gloucester ~ http://www.cruiseportgloucester.com/
SUNDAYS: 5 – 8PM THE SENSATIONAL BOBBY HOPKINS ON GUITAR
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Antonio Gentile Memorial Bandstand Summer Concert Series ~ http://www.capeannvacations.com/festival-event.cfm?id=268
Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series, 32 Revere St., Gloucester, MA 01930
Cape Ann Community Cinema – http://www.massbayfilmproject.org/
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Woodmans – http://www.woodmans.com/
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The Shalin Liu Performance Center ~ http://www.rcmf.org/newperformance.html
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Old Sloop Coffee House ~ http://www.rockportucc.org/oldsloopcoffeehouse.htm
Click banner for event happenings
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The Rockport Legion Band~http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com/
Steve Thomas, Music Director
Rockport (MA) Legion Band
WEB: http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com
E: rockportband@gmail.com
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Sea Garden Restaurant at Seaward Inn – http://www.seawardinn.com/
http://www.seawardinn.com/pdfs/Seaward%20Inn_Calendar_2010.pdf
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One World Coffeehouse ~ http://oneworldcoffeehouse.org/
The Farm – http://farmbargrille.com/events.html
Friday – 9:00 to close ~
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
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Manchester Crossing – http://manchestercrossing.com/
Saturday- 8:00 to 11:30
| Date: | Saturday, |
| Time: | 8:30pm – 11:30pm |
| Location: | Manchester Crossing |
| Street: | 40 Beach St. |
| City/Town: | Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
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The Landing – http://www.thelandingat7central.com/index.php/calendar
Sunday – 7:00 pm ~
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Upcoming Events
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This seARTS benefit will showcase the diverse voice of the guitar as a performance instrument. Audiences will be delighted to hear the depth and range of American fingerstyle guitar, and connect to the narration and warmth of the performers. The diversity of the performances is inspiring, as Bonfield, Coryell, and Davison pick their way through music ranging from country blues, ragtime and folk, to traditional Celtic, jazz, and classical pieces. The show carries audience members on an auditory and educational tour of the guitar that is both inspiring for aficionados and guitarists and approachable for newcomers to finger style guitar. Larry Coryell is one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters. He has recorded more than 75 albums over the past 40 years as a bandleader, soloist and ‘featured accompanist’. Hailed by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods” in the late 1970s and as a “truly Renaissance musician who excels at all styles of playing”, he has also been christened as “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion” by the New York Times, and dubbed “the Godfather of Fusion” by Dan Ouellette of Down Beat Magazine. Ken Bonfield has toured nationally since 1994, has released 5 solo albums and 2 duo albums with violinist Joe Ebel, Steve Davison released his national debut “White River Suite” in 2010. Together, Bonfield and Davison are touring with Artistry of the Guitar.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
play music.
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Music Around Town ~ October 18 – 24, 2010
Check out the awesome article about this event by the Gloucester Daily Times
http://www.gloucestertimes.com/topstories/x356194939/A-concert-for-Morgan
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After a quick trip down to NYC on Wednesday (10/20) to play a CMJ show backing La La Brooks (former lead singer of The Crystals) at B.B. King’s Blues Club and Grill in Times Square, Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents will be back in Gloucester at Captain Carlos on Friday night, October 22nd.
WHAT: Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents
WHERE: Captain Carlos, 27-29 Harbor Loop, Gloucester
WHEN: Friday, October 22nd, 2010
FROM: 9pm –midnight (3 sets)
AND: 21+/no cover
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Docksider Halloween Coffee House
Celebrating their 10th year of making music, The Docksider’s will be hosting their Halloween Coffee House, Saturday, October 23, at 7:00 pm in the High School Cafeteria. The Docksider’s are pleased to be introducing their newest addition to the band with the vocally talented Spindrifts! Enjoy an evening of live music, song, coffee, tea, and trick or treat goodies for a $5.00 donation. Students are free. CD’s, raffle items and tickets to future Docksider events will be available for sale and they will also be accepting donations of empty ink cartridges and old cell phones at the door.
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Have a listen > http://www.archive.org/details/Local282009-06-20.AUD.Flac
http://local28.wordpress.com/about/
First time I heard these guys I was very impressed and try to see them as much as possible. Different with Greatful Dead thing going on. Let’s say when they play you want to hit the floor. You wanna dance or hear some great stuff? Check them out have a listen better yet, come out and see them. FYI, They usually draw a big crowd.
Joanne
About
Local 28 hails from the north shore of Massachusetts and has been entertaining audiences since 2006 with their high-energy shows. In the spirit of song-based improvisation, whether it’s traditional roots, searing rock ‘n’ roll, psychedelic blues, galloping country or rhythmic reggae, LOCAL 28 plays inspired versions of songs by a wide range of artists including The Grateful Dead, Dire Straits, The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, The Band, Bob Marley, and many more.
Pete Schibli – vocals, guitar
Dudley Nostrand – vocal, guitar
Tim Brunelle – bass, vocals
Chris Perkin – keyboards
John Fogarty – drums
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Click here to listen > http://www.myspace.com/hoodoorev
If you did not get chance to see these guys last week when they were in town or get your fill. Here is your chance to do so. Put your dancing shoes on and be ready to rock and roll. This is indeed one the most highly energetic bands you will come in contact with. Their music is like a tornado with a spiraling effect without the violence and danger, of course. You may also get a chance to take home a free CD too!
About Hoodoo Revelator
Eastern Massachusetts/New England based Boogie and Blues band that has torn up stages from Haverhill to Worcester to Providence, RI..and beyond. We are NOT your typical blues band; our grooves are infectious and like no others you will hear! Hoodoo Revelator has been played on such local radio stations as WBOS, WZLX, WATD, WUMD, WMFO, WCUW, and WHRB…and sometimes you can find us throughout the country on blues shows in Oregon, Missouri, and Michigan. So if you like us please request us on your local radio station……. and if you have a radio show and would like to play us we are always open for getting you material to play…just ask us!! Hoodoo Revelator has also been reviewed and featured in such media outlets as: Metronome Magazine, The Blues Audience Newsletter, The Gloucester Times, The Metrowest Daily News, The Milford News, The Noise Magazine, Muse’s Muse (Thanks Mr. Chip Withrow), and others…
Band Website http://www.hoodoorev.com
Band Members Moe Moriarty (Guitars), Jeff Fabrizio (Bass), Bob Palumbo (Drums), Kevin Haney (Lead Vocals), Glen Asaro (Harmonica)
Influences Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Hound Dog Taylor, Willie Dixon, RL Burnside, T-Model Ford, Junior Kimbrough, Muddy Waters, Slim Harpo, Bo Diddley, JB Hutto, Junior Wells, Sonny Boy Williamson, Hubert Sumlin, The Rolling Stones, Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan, Blind Willie Johnson, Lonnie Johnson, Little Richard, and many more….
Sounds Like HARD CORE BOOGIE & DRIVIN’ GROOVES AND BLUES….OR…..Howlin’ Wolf and John Lee Hooker on Speed
Record Label Unsigned
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http://sorellanza-chorus.blogspot.com/
Sorellanza, Sisters in Song,
presentsThe Best of Sorellanza
with Patti Pike Music Director
Saturday, October 23rd
at 7:00 pm
St. Adelaide Church
708 Lowell Street, Peabody
(978) 535-1985 saintadelaide.com
tickets $10
Click to listen > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKw8-MaHEH0
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Click here > http://www.bostonblues.com/
Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers are going to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis.
Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers won the blues challenge at Johnny D’s. They’re going to Memphis along with the duo act Cindy Daily and Satch Romano. I heard a new band there “ThrowDown” and man they were wild, wild enough to get me on the dance floor. Thank you Gracie for joining me. All the bands were great and I kn ow it had to have been a wicked hard decision to make. Blues like I like it. Thank you all!
Congratulations to Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers and Driving Blind for winning the first round. It was an excellent night of music five bands playing all types of blues. Second round goes to Gracie Curran and the High Falutin Band and The Throwdown Blues Band. The Lois Greco Band will be in the last day of competitions as well. I am so looking forward to this.
Boston Blues Challenge
The 2010 23 Boston Blues Challenge Line up
Boston Blues Society 2010 Challenge (updated Sep 14, 2010)
Where?Johnny D’s 17 Holland Street, Somerville MA
When? October 3, 10 and 17 (finals) at 5pm (note: there is no blues jam on these dates)
Why? Winner goes to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis
Boston Blues News
JOIN & COLLABORATE
The Boston Blues Society keeps expanding its coverage of events and its participation in the scene. In order for us to keep on this trajectory and truly support local music, we need your help.
Become a member and get involved. Now more than ever community solidarity is needed to keep the blues alive. United it stands, divided it falls.
The Boston Blues Society seeks volunteers to write feature stories and CD reviews for our monthly e-zine. Experience is helpful, but not required. If interested, email editor@bostonblues.com <!–
Editor Karen Nugent gets angry, and then reflective, after reading harpist-college professor-author Adam Gussow’s new book, “Journeyman”s Road.” –>
BBS T-shirts and CDs on Sale
Donate to The BBS and keep this web site going
Press Releases
- Boston’s own Blues Music Awards winners Paul Rishell and Annie Raines are touring North America this summer
- Aug 25 Blues Legends Revival
- Aug 17 Tab Benoit unleashes Power Of The Pontchartrain LIVE at Johnny D’s
–>Keep the Blues Alive! Learn more about the Boston Blues Society (BBS) and learn how you can benefit from the BBS.
Bostonblues.com is the online magazine of the Boston Blues Society. ©; 2006 Boston Blues Society. All rights reserved.
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“To err is human to forgive is divine”
It is unfortunate at times to misinform and I hope that if one finds an error in this posting please bring it to my attention so it can be fixed immediately if not sooner.
Sincerely,
Joanne
The Rhumb Line~ http://www.therhumbline.com/index.htm
Monday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Open Jam with Dan King and friends
I am wicked excited that the Monday night jam is back. If you happen to stop by you may get to hear the Bandit Kings, Inge Berge and who knows who may appear. During these jams you get some magical moments from musicians that are there to let loose with no planned agenda.
Thank you to Dan King for hosting this jam and to Fred Shrigley for making it possible.
Tuesday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Henely Douglas and Soul Force ~V~
Wednesday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ Fly Amero ~ Dinner with Fly Amero *I’ll be hosting and performing as always *Each week will feature a special, invited musical guest *Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen *Sponsored by Shipyard Ale.
WE’RE BACK TO FALL HOURS:
Dinner with Fly Amero – 7 to 10pm!!!
Wednesdays at the Rhumb Line
Hello everyone!
Wednesday, October 20th
Your Guest Host: John Rockwell
John Rockwell has things “well” in hand while I’m away.
Dinner with Fly Amero: 7 – 10pm
*I host and perform as always
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
*Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen
*Sponsored by Shipyard Ale
Great fun!
With “Troop” in the kitchen, the food is never anything but good!
Fred features special discounted entrees with half-off
on a Shipyard every week!
Coming Soon:
As always…
If you’d like to be dropped from this list,
please do not hesitate to let me know. I’ll do it quickly
and painlessly – and will NOT be offended! 🙂 ~ Fly
Thursday – 8:30 to 12:00 ~ Dave Sags Blues Party
Cringing behind him will be Rockport’s answer to Ginger Baker, Mr. Greg Dann, on the skins. Always a pleasure. Of course, Mr. Greg T. and myself will be there, too. You won’t wanna eat after you hear this.
Now Friday, something completely different. I’ll be at the Lyceum in Salem, thrashing around with some jazz heads and having a ball. I don’t know the name of the band, but they’re some pretty cool kats and kittens. We’ll be twisting the arm of the great american songbook until it screams “uncle”. They might even let me sing, if things are slow. If you’re a divorcee of an indeterminate age, you’ll fit right in this joint. Lotta wine gets spilled. I’m signing off now, before I get into trouble.
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This the closest to what Mike will look like with all of his hair cut off. Not to bad heh?
Check him out at > http://www.myspace.com/mikeoconnellmusic
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~ The Runaround
Saturday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~Local 28
Sunday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~
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Friday – 9:00 to close ~ Jenny Dee and the Deellinquents
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The Dog Bar~http://dogbarcapeann.com/welcome1.html
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Latt43 ~ http://www.latfortythree.com/
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Jalepenos~http://www.jalapenosgloucester.com/
Tuesday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ The Woodpeppers – Featuring Dan King, Wolf Gindandes and David Brown
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Alchemy~http://www.alchemybistro.com/
Sunday – 12:00 Bluegrass Brunch at Alchemy Tapas & Bistro
Thursday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ VILLAGE NIGHT ~Dan King
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The Franklin Cafe ~ http://www.franklincafe.com/
Friday – 7:00 ~ Linda Amero with with Jane Potter & Thomas Hebb
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Blackburn Performing Arts ~ http://www.blackburnperformingarts.org/
Friday ~ 7:00 – 11:00 ~ The Harvest Ball
See poster at the top of the page.
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Madfish Grille ~ http://www.madfishgrille.com/
Thursday ~ 9:00 to close –
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
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Cameron’s~http://www.cape-ann.com/camerons/
Tuesday – 9:00 to close ~ The Sea Shanties ~ http://www.milforddailynews.com/entertainment/arts/x1681065824
Wednesday – 9:00 to close ~ Blues Addiction – E very Wednesday night
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Topside Grille – Events ~ http://www.topsidegrill.com/index.php?link=events
Tonight: Friday – 9:00pm John Jerome:
Gloucester’s own John Jerome has been one of the best acts across Gloucester hands down! He is well known for his talents playing along with his brother and has many reasons to be so well thought of. He has played at pretty much every local spot that plays music in town and many more. He plays a nice mix of cover songs and some of his own original music and can wow you with either.
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Wednesday ~
Sunday ~
Roaring Mary, a Celtic music trio with guest musicians who appear at the Pleasant St. Tea Co. on the first, third, and (when applicable) fifth Fridays of every month, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Roaring Mary consists of Lin Swicker on guitar, banjo, and mandolin, Steve Levy on banjo, guitar, and mandolin, and vocals, and David de la Barre on whistle, Scottish small pipes, concertina and vocals. They do traditional music from the British Isles–Scotland, Ireland, Britain, and Wales. Invited guests join them each time for additional tunes and songs. They have a Facebook page, Roaring Mary, with graphics etc. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Roaring-Mary/124771567541091?v=wall
It’s a great time and very cool for kids as well as adults in a venue that is not a bar, appropriate for all ages. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for all you do here Joey, it’s a great website!!
Sincerely,
Pamela Campbell
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Cruiseport Gloucester ~ http://www.cruiseportgloucester.com/
SUNDAYS: 5 – 8PM THE SENSATIONAL BOBBY HOPKINS ON GUITAR
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Studio Restaurant ~
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~
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Antonio Gentile Memorial Bandstand Summer Concert Series ~ http://www.capeannvacations.com/festival-event.cfm?id=268
Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series, 32 Revere St., Gloucester, MA 01930
Cape Ann Community Cinema – http://www.massbayfilmproject.org/
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Woodmans – http://www.woodmans.com/
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The Shalin Liu Performance Center ~ http://www.rcmf.org/newperformance.html
http://www.rcmf.org/concert-preview.html
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MUSSORGSKY’S BORIS GODUNOV René Pape takes on one of the greatest bass roles in a production by Stephen Wadsworth. Valery Gergiev conducts Mussorgsky’s epic spectacle that captures the suffering and ambition of a nation. Order online, by calling 978-546-7391 or by visiting 35 Main Street in Rockport. Box office hours are Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 4 PM. Walk up tickets are available starting at 11 AM. (This Saturday’s pre-opera lunch takes place at 11 AM. We regret that we cannot accept any more reservations. For future reference, lunch tickets may be reserved up to Thursday noon prior to the opera broadcast.)
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Old Sloop Coffee House ~ http://www.rockportucc.org/oldsloopcoffeehouse.htm
Click banner for event happenings
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The Rockport Legion Band~http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com/
Steve Thomas, Music Director
Rockport (MA) Legion Band
WEB: http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com
E: rockportband@gmail.com
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Sea Garden Restaurant at Seaward Inn – http://www.seawardinn.com/
http://www.seawardinn.com/pdfs/Seaward%20Inn_Calendar_2010.pdf
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One World Coffeehouse ~ http://oneworldcoffeehouse.org/
An Evening of Celtic & Maritime Songs at One World Coffeehouse
Saturday, October 23, 8pm
One World Coffeehouse, 1st Universalist Church, 59 Main St., Essex, MA
$15 at the door
Reservations: 978.768.3690
Join Celtic singer Michael O’Leary, string player Steve Levy and special guest guitarist Linda Shields Swicker for an evening of Celtic and Maritime songs at the One World Coffeehouse in Essex, MA on Saturday, October 23 at 8pm. $15. 978.768.3690 http://www.oneworldcoffeehouse.org
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The Farm – http://farmbargrille.com/events.html
Friday – 9:00 to close ~ Generation Gap
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
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Manchester Crossing – http://manchestercrossing.com/
Saturday- 8:00 to 11:30
| Date: | Saturday, |
| Time: | 8:30pm – 11:30pm |
| Location: | Manchester Crossing |
| Street: | 40 Beach St. |
| City/Town: | Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
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The Landing – http://www.thelandingat7central.com/index.php/calendar
Sunday – 7:00 pm ~ Will and Janice
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Upcoming Events
As posted on GoodMorningGloucester.com
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Gloucester House Restaurant
7 Seas Wharf
Gloucester, MA 01930
7pm-Midnight
$15/ticket
DJ Tony Davis & DJ BJay will be spinning the hottest music all night long
This looks to be a great fundraiser coming up for Halloween. Over $5000 dollars in donations from the foundation for 2010 fall sports. Take just a minute out of your day and read Daddy’s Letter to JJ.
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This seARTS benefit will showcase the diverse voice of the guitar as a performance instrument. Audiences will be delighted to hear the depth and range of American fingerstyle guitar, and connect to the narration and warmth of the performers. The diversity of the performances is inspiring, as Bonfield, Coryell, and Davison pick their way through music ranging from country blues, ragtime and folk, to traditional Celtic, jazz, and classical pieces. The show carries audience members on an auditory and educational tour of the guitar that is both inspiring for aficionados and guitarists and approachable for newcomers to finger style guitar. Larry Coryell is one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters. He has recorded more than 75 albums over the past 40 years as a bandleader, soloist and ‘featured accompanist’. Hailed by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods” in the late 1970s and as a “truly Renaissance musician who excels at all styles of playing”, he has also been christened as “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion” by the New York Times, and dubbed “the Godfather of Fusion” by Dan Ouellette of Down Beat Magazine. Ken Bonfield has toured nationally since 1994, has released 5 solo albums and 2 duo albums with violinist Joe Ebel, Steve Davison released his national debut “White River Suite” in 2010. Together, Bonfield and Davison are touring with Artistry of the Guitar.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
play music.
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Music Around Town ~ October 11-17, 2010
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DAVID BROWN (dobro, electric guitar): David Brown‘s ten-year stint in the 80s during Billy Joel’s heyday brought him round the globe many times over, a wall of gold and platinum and the experience of being in the top Billboard recording group for the decade.
DAVE MATTACKS (drums): Dave Mattacks has a discography that reads like a who’s who of folk, rock and pop. DM continues to enjoy accolades with Fairport Convention (Fairport’s Liege and Lief voted greatest folk rock album ever), which only solidifies his already legendary status. He also continues to tour currently in the drum seat with Roseanne Cash and many others.
WOLF GINANDES (bass): It’s safe to say that bassist Wolf Ginandes’ status around Boston has been elevated to Guru. Ginandes is the master of groove and feel for KBMG. With a deep knowledge of how things work, Ginandes is also an expert guitar and bass maker, and restorer with over 20 years experience at the Berklee Musical Instruments service center.
DAN KING(singer/songwriter, guitar): Bringing all this talent together is master singer/songwriter Dan King, who became friends with these legendary, professional musicians after working with them on his many solo and live albums. The chemistry worked and King’s songs won their hearts. They saw his music as something special and worth standing behind as personified in their latest release, Western Color.
SPECIAL GUEST, BRANDI EMMA (singer/songwriter): Originally from Massachusetts, Emma now lives and works in Los Angeles, CA and is touring in support of her forthcoming EP Photographic Memory (brandiemma.com). Jason Lent had this to say about Emma’s music: “Minimal arrangements adorn the songs…[and] Emma’s voice has the power to still a chatty coffee shop and enough depth to color the emotional spectrum. ‘Every day is right as rain/until you come home drunk again’ sets the mood on ‘Let It Go’ and Emma’s voice edges close to breaking as she sorts out her heart.“
Dogbar • Friday, October 15 • 9pm • 65 Main St • Gloucester, MA • free • www.dogbarcapeann.com
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www.safety80s.com
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Click here > http://www.bostonblues.com/
Congratulations to Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers and Driving Blind for winning the first round. It was an excellent night of music five bands playing all types of blues. Second round goes to Gracie Curran and the High Falutin Band and The Throwdown Blues Band. The Lois Greco Band will be in the last day of competitions as well. I am so looking forward to this.
Boston Blues Challenge
The 2010 23 Boston Blues Challenge Line up
Boston Blues Society 2010 Challenge (updated Sep 14, 2010)
Where?Johnny D’s 17 Holland Street, Somerville MA
When? October 3, 10 and 17 (finals) at 5pm (note: there is no blues jam on these dates)
Why? Winner goes to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis
Boston Blues News
JOIN & COLLABORATE
The Boston Blues Society keeps expanding its coverage of events and its participation in the scene. In order for us to keep on this trajectory and truly support local music, we need your help.
Become a member and get involved. Now more than ever community solidarity is needed to keep the blues alive. United it stands, divided it falls.
The Boston Blues Society seeks volunteers to write feature stories and CD reviews for our monthly e-zine. Experience is helpful, but not required. If interested, email editor@bostonblues.com <!–
Editor Karen Nugent gets angry, and then reflective, after reading harpist-college professor-author Adam Gussow’s new book, “Journeyman”s Road.” –>
BBS T-shirts and CDs on Sale
Donate to The BBS and keep this web site going
Press Releases
- Boston’s own Blues Music Awards winners Paul Rishell and Annie Raines are touring North America this summer
- Aug 25 Blues Legends Revival
- Aug 17 Tab Benoit unleashes Power Of The Pontchartrain LIVE at Johnny D’s
–>Keep the Blues Alive! Learn more about the Boston Blues Society (BBS) and learn how you can benefit from the BBS.
Bostonblues.com is the online magazine of the Boston Blues Society. ©; 2006 Boston Blues Society. All rights reserved.
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“To err is human to forgive is divine”
It is unfortunate at times to misinform and I hope that if one finds an error in this posting please bring it to my attention so it can be fixed immediately if not sooner.
Sincerely,
Joanne
The Rhumb Line~ http://www.therhumbline.com/index.htm
Monday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Open Jam with Dan King and friends
I am wicked excited that the Monday night jam is back. If you happen to stop by you may get to hear the Bandit Kings, Inge Berge and who knows who may appear. During these jams you get some magical moments from musicians that are there to let loose with no planned agenda.
Thank you to Dan King for hosting this jam and to Fred Shrigley for making it possible.
Tuesday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Henely Douglas and Soul Force ~V~
Wednesday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ Fly Amero ~ Dinner with Fly Amero *I’ll be hosting and performing as always *Each week will feature a special, invited musical guest *Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen *Sponsored by Shipyard Ale.
WE’RE BACK TO FALL HOURS:
Dinner with Fly Amero – 7 to 10pm!!!
Hello everyone!
Dinner with Fly Amero: 7 – 10pm
*I host and perform as always
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
*Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen
*Sponsored by Shipyard Ale
Great fun!
With “Troop” in the kitchen, the food is never anything but good!
Fred features special discounted entrees with half-off
on a Shipyard every week!
As always… ~ Fly
Hello everyone!
Wednesday, October 13th
Special Guest: John Rockwell
”John Rockwell is a living encyclopedia of Pop Music” ~ Fly Amero
Dinner with Fly Amero: 7 – 10pm
*I host and perform as always
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
*Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen
*Sponsored by Shipyard Ale
Great fun!
With “Troop” in the kitchen, the food is never anything but good!
Fred features special discounted entrees with half-off
on a Shipyard every week!
Upcoming guests:
As always… 🙂 ~ Fly
Thursday – 8:30 to 12:00 ~ Dave Sags Blues Party
Knocking him out of the park will be that teachin’ fool, Mr. Roger Brocklebank, Madhouse swordsman and hollow leg acolyte.He’s pissed that his wife recieved a pix of Bret Favre’s unit on her IPhone. Would’nt you? Greg T. will be there. too as well as meself. don’t come and be damned.
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~ Soul Force V
Saturday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~ Hoodoo Revelator
Sunday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ The Chelsea Berry Band
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Friday – 9:00 to close ~Hi8US
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The Dog Bar~http://dogbarcapeann.com/welcome1.html
Monday 9:00 to close ~ Karaoke with DJ Scottie Mac
Tuesday 9:00 to close ~ Open mic with Steve Caraway
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Latt43 ~ http://www.latfortythree.com/
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Jalepenos~http://www.jalapenosgloucester.com/
Tuesday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ The Woodpeppers – Featuring Dan King, Wolf Gindandes and David Brown
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Alchemy~http://www.alchemybistro.com/
Thursday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ VILLAGE NIGHT ~Dan King
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Blackburn Performing Arts ~ http://www.blackburnperformingarts.org/
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Madfish Grille ~ http://www.madfishgrille.com/
Thursday ~ 9:00 to close – THURSDAYS @ MADFISH W/SCOTTIE MAC & DJ VITO FERRARA
Friday ~9:00 to close –
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
Sundays ~IT IS A TRADITION WITH JACK LEE AND DIVERCITY
COMING IN JUNE IS THE R RATED HYPNOTIST STARTING WEDNSDAY JUNE 30
ON THE OTHER WEDNESDAYS STARTING IN JUNE TBA DIVAS OF THE WATERFRONT
OUR BEAUTIFUL LADIES DRAG SHOW
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Cameron’s~http://www.cape-ann.com/camerons/
Tuesday – 9:00 to close ~ The Sea Shanties ~ http://www.milforddailynews.com/entertainment/arts/x1681065824
Wednesday – 9:00 to close ~ Blues Addiction – E very Wednesday night
Friday –
Saturday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~
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Topside Grille – Events ~ http://www.topsidegrill.com/index.php?link=events
Friday October 15, Samantha Farrell:
If I had to describe her, I’d say she was a mix between Norah Jones and Corrine Bailey Rae. Samantha Farrell is a sparkling young singer-songwriter based out of Boston, who has been wowing critics and audiences alike, across the country with her unique mixture of jazz and folk-rock influenced pop. Described by national music magazine Relix as possessing “prodigious and undulating vocals that are delivered with rare, swinging passion,” and as a “soulful mix of Van Morrison’s country hospitality, Ella Fitzgerald’s jazzy range and Fiona Apple’s modern honesty,” Farrell has been touring the North east in support of her latest two efforts; Her full length album “Luminous” was produced by the late LeRoi Moore, a founding member and saxophone player for the Dave Matthews Band. “Luminous,” a completely independent release, sky rocketed to #7 on the national pop iTunes charts from it’s formidable grass roots support. Her music has been heard on major network television shows such as “Shark” (NBC), Privileged and One Tree Hill (CW). For more information, find her on the web at www.samanthafarrell.com
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Wednesday ~
Sunday ~
Roaring Mary, a Celtic music trio with guest musicians who appear at the Pleasant St. Tea Co. on the first, third, and (when applicable) fifth Fridays of every month, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Roaring Mary consists of Lin Swicker on guitar, banjo, and mandolin, Steve Levy on banjo, guitar, and mandolin, and vocals, and David de la Barre on whistle, Scottish small pipes, concertina and vocals. They do traditional music from the British Isles–Scotland, Ireland, Britain, and Wales. Invited guests join them each time for additional tunes and songs. They have a Facebook page, Roaring Mary, with graphics etc. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Roaring-Mary/124771567541091?v=wall
It’s a great time and very cool for kids as well as adults in a venue that is not a bar, appropriate for all ages. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for all you do here Joey, it’s a great website!!
Sincerely,
Pamela Campbell
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Cruiseport Gloucester ~ http://www.cruiseportgloucester.com/
SUNDAYS: 5 – 8PM THE SENSATIONAL BOBBY HOPKINS ON GUITAR
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Studio Restaurant ~
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~
Start Time: 4:00pm
End Time: 8:00pm
Where: The Studio ~ Hopefully on the deck
51 Rocky Neck Avenue,
Gloucester, MA 01930-
4152(978) 283-4123
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Antonio Gentile Memorial Bandstand Summer Concert Series ~ http://www.capeannvacations.com/festival-event.cfm?id=268
Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series, 32 Revere St., Gloucester, MA 01930
Cape Ann Community Cinema – http://www.massbayfilmproject.org/
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Woodmans – http://www.woodmans.com/
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The Shalin Liu Performance Center ~ http://www.rcmf.org/newperformance.html
http://www.rcmf.org/concert-preview.html
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Old Sloop Coffee House ~ http://www.rockportucc.org/oldsloopcoffeehouse.htm
- Click banner for event happenings
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The Rockport Legion Band~http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com/
Steve Thomas, Music Director
Rockport (MA) Legion Band
WEB: http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com
E: rockportband@gmail.com
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Sea Garden Restaurant at Seaward Inn – http://www.seawardinn.com/
http://www.seawardinn.com/pdfs/Seaward%20Inn_Calendar_2010.pdf
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One World Coffeehouse ~ http://oneworldcoffeehouse.org/
The Farm – http://farmbargrille.com/events.html
Friday – 9:00 to close ~ Basic Kinetic
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
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Manchester Crossing – http://manchestercrossing.com/
Saturday- 8:00 to 11:30
| Date: | Saturday, |
| Time: | 8:30pm – 11:30pm |
| Location: | Manchester Crossing |
| Street: | 40 Beach St. |
| City/Town: | Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
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The Landing – http://www.thelandingat7central.com/index.php/calendar
Sunday – 7:00 pm ~ Michael O’Leary Celtic sessions
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Upcoming Events
Photo by Louise
Time
Wednesday, October 20 · 7:00pm – 12:00am
Location
The Elks
97 Atlantic Rd OCTOBER 20TH
Gloucester Ma
978 283 1092
7 – UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Created By
Summer A McLaughlin
Please join me and Holly Harris as we not only celebrate Morgans lifes accomplishments but also to offer our friendship and love as guidance and hope for Morgan!!!
THE ERINN BROWN BAND
JAMES MONTGOMERY
BARRENCE WHITFIELF
HENLEY DOUGLAS JR
JULIE DOUGHERTY
ED ROBINSON
BRADLEY ROYDS
CHIPPA
TICKETS FORMS FOR THIS EVENT CAN BE FOUND AT THE RECORD EXCHANGE IN SALEM
THE DOG BAR
THE RHUMB LINE
DEVINE DAY SPA ALL IN GLOUCESTER
YOU WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO GET A FORM FROM THE BOSTON GLOBE ADVERTISEMENT AND THE BOSTON HERALD
YOU CAN GET TICKET FORMS FROM CINDY SISCO AND ALICE ARNOLD
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT
NOT TO WORRY WE ARE HAVING ANOTHER BENEFIT IN MARCH
THAT LINE UP WILL BE
CHARLIE FARREN
TOM HAMBRIDGE
JOHNNY A
JOHNNY BUTCHER
THE ERINN BROWN BAND
LISA MARIE AND SWEET WILLIE D
INGE BERGE
THE PAULA KALAHARIS BAND
and some other folks i havent gotten intouch with yet .. this event will be in or around boston and will hold more people
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION AND CANT COME THATS ON THE FORM TOO!!!
ANY DONATIONS FOR RAFFLES PLEASE SEE BRIDGET VERGA PERRY, SUMMER MCLAUGHLIN, CINDY SISCO
OR JOANNE SILVA
GOD BLESS AND LETS ROCK AND ROLL
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Sorellanza, Sisters in Song,
presentsThe Best of Sorellanza
with Patti Pike Music Director
Saturday, October 23rd
at 7:00 pm
St. Adelaide Church
708 Lowell Street, Peabody
(978) 535-1985 saintadelaide.com
tickets $10
Click to listen > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKw8-MaHEH0
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This seARTS benefit will showcase the diverse voice of the guitar as a performance instrument. Audiences will be delighted to hear the depth and range of American fingerstyle guitar, and connect to the narration and warmth of the performers. The diversity of the performances is inspiring, as Bonfield, Coryell, and Davison pick their way through music ranging from country blues, ragtime and folk, to traditional Celtic, jazz, and classical pieces. The show carries audience members on an auditory and educational tour of the guitar that is both inspiring for aficionados and guitarists and approachable for newcomers to finger style guitar. Larry Coryell is one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters. He has recorded more than 75 albums over the past 40 years as a bandleader, soloist and ‘featured accompanist’. Hailed by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods” in the late 1970s and as a “truly Renaissance musician who excels at all styles of playing”, he has also been christened as “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion” by the New York Times, and dubbed “the Godfather of Fusion” by Dan Ouellette of Down Beat Magazine. Ken Bonfield has toured nationally since 1994, has released 5 solo albums and 2 duo albums with violinist Joe Ebel, Steve Davison released his national debut “White River Suite” in 2010. Together, Bonfield and Davison are touring with Artistry of the Guitar.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
play music.
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Music Around Town ~ October 4 – 10, 2010
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A Train Orchestra live outdoor show on Rocky Neck at ~ IMAGINE ~ 43 Rocky Neck Ave, Gloucester MA ~ 978-282-1346, across from Amy’s coffee and cones. Saturday OCTOBER 9,2010 all welcome weather permitting..Big block party..last outdoor show..5:00p.m.till who knows..byob and food..your on your own after that..E.Gloucester.
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Click here > http://www.bostonblues.com/
Congratulations to Erin Harpe and The Delta Swingers and Driving Blind for winning the first round. It was an excellent night of music five bands playing all types of blues.
Boston Blues Challenge
The 2010 23 Boston Blues Challenge Line up
Boston Blues Society 2010 Challenge (updated Sep 14, 2010)
Where?Johnny D’s 17 Holland Street, Somerville MA
When? October 3, 10 and 17 (finals) at 5pm (note: there is no blues jam on these dates)
Why? Winner goes to the International Blues Challenge 2010 in Memphis
Boston Blues News
JOIN & COLLABORATE
The Boston Blues Society keeps expanding its coverage of events and its participation in the scene. In order for us to keep on this trajectory and truly support local music, we need your help.
Become a member and get involved. Now more than ever community solidarity is needed to keep the blues alive. United it stands, divided it falls.
The Boston Blues Society seeks volunteers to write feature stories and CD reviews for our monthly e-zine. Experience is helpful, but not required. If interested, email editor@bostonblues.com <!–
Editor Karen Nugent gets angry, and then reflective, after reading harpist-college professor-author Adam Gussow’s new book, “Journeyman”s Road.” –>
BBS T-shirts and CDs on Sale
Donate to The BBS and keep this web site going
Press Releases
- Boston’s own Blues Music Awards winners Paul Rishell and Annie Raines are touring North America this summer
- Aug 25 Blues Legends Revival
- Aug 17 Tab Benoit unleashes Power Of The Pontchartrain LIVE at Johnny D’s
–>Keep the Blues Alive! Learn more about the Boston Blues Society (BBS) and learn how you can benefit from the BBS.
Bostonblues.com is the online magazine of the Boston Blues Society. ©; 2006 Boston Blues Society. All rights reserved.
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“To err is human to forgive is divine”
It is unfortunate at times to misinform and I hope that if one finds an error in this posting please bring it to my attention so it can be fixed immediately if not sooner.
Sincerely,
Joanne
The Rhumb Line~ http://www.therhumbline.com/index.htm
Monday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Open Jam with Dan King and friends
I am wicked excited that the Monday night jam is back. If you happen to stop by you may get to hear the Bandit Kings, Inge Berge and who knows who may appear. During these jams you get some magical moments from musicians that are there to let loose with no planned agenda.
Thank you to Dan King for hosting this jam and to Fred Shrigley for making it possible.
Tuesday – 9:00 to 12:30 ~ Henely Douglas and Soul Force ~V~
Wednesday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ Fly Amero ~ Dinner with Fly Amero *I’ll be hosting and performing as always *Each week will feature a special, invited musical guest *Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen *Sponsored by Shipyard Ale.
WE’RE BACK TO FALL HOURS:
Dinner with Fly Amero – 7 to 10pm!!!
Hello everyone!
Dinner with Fly Amero: 7 – 10pm
*I host and perform as always
*Each week features a special, invited musical guest
*Comfort food dinner specials from Dave Trooper’s kitchen
*Sponsored by Shipyard Ale
Great fun!
With “Troop” in the kitchen, the food is never anything but good!
Fred features special discounted entrees with half-off
on a Shipyard every week!
As always… ~ Fly
Thursday – 8:30 to 12:00 ~ Dave Sags Blues Party
Keith Lockhart is lighting the fuse as we shoot Mr. Jim Gwin, Fred’s brother, out of the cannon of love and into the maw of the beast. Hopefully, he’ll land on his drum kit, where he belongs. As usual, Mr. Greg T. will be on bedspring gootar, and I’ll be radioing in coordinates, just to see what happens. A flight of fancy; you should alight and see.
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~Groove
Saturday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~ Jenny Dee and The Deelinquents
Sunday – 7:00 to 10:00 ~ Sasquatch
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Friday – 9:00 to close ~ Bingo Fridays
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The Dog Bar~http://dogbarcapeann.com/welcome1.html
Monday 9:00 to close ~ Karaoke with DJ Scottie Mac
Tuesday 9:00 to close ~ Open mic with Steve Caraway
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Latt43 ~ http://www.latfortythree.com/
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Jalepenos~http://www.jalapenosgloucester.com/
Tuesday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ The Woodpeppers – Featuring Dan King, Wolf Gindandes and David Brown
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Alchemy~http://www.alchemybistro.com/
Thursday – 7:00 to 9:00 ~ VILLAGE NIGHT ~Dan King
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Blackburn Performing Arts ~ http://www.blackburnperformingarts.org/
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Madfish Grille ~ http://www.madfishgrille.com/
Thursday ~ 9:00 to close – THURSDAYS @ MADFISH W/SCOTTIE MAC & DJ VITO FERRARA
Friday ~9:00 to close –
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~
Sundays ~IT IS A TRADITION WITH JACK LEE AND DIVERCITY
COMING IN JUNE IS THE R RATED HYPNOTIST STARTING WEDNSDAY JUNE 30
ON THE OTHER WEDNESDAYS STARTING IN JUNE TBA DIVAS OF THE WATERFRONT
OUR BEAUTIFUL LADIES DRAG SHOW
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Cameron’s~http://www.cape-ann.com/camerons/
Tuesday – 9:00 to close ~ The Sea Shanties ~ http://www.milforddailynews.com/entertainment/arts/x1681065824
Wednesday – 9:00 to close ~ Blues Addiction – E very Wednesday night
Friday –
Saturday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~ Full Circle
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Topside Grille – Events ~ http://www.topsidegrill.com/index.php?link=events
Friday October 8 ~ Greg Luttrell
Greg Luttrell is a singer & guitarist from Detroit, MI who relocated to Boston and gets around doing performances of all kinds of feel good music. Whether performing with one of many bands or as a solo act, Greg’s energy and delivery are a unique experience. Luttrell is an outstanding guitar player and his voice has been likened to Marvin Gaye, Lenny Kravitz, Stevie Wonder and Brad Nowell. He honed his skills playing in blues and cover bands in the 90s and formed his own funk and soul band, Michigan Blacksnake who released Michigan Blacksnake(1997) and the road at a breakneck pace. They were nominated for a Boston Music Award as Best Funk Band in 2000 and continued playing concerts and festivals for the next three years. They shortened the name to Blacksnake and released Mind Over Matter(2004) and played 200+ shows that year and for years after all over the US and in the Caribbean. In between runs with his bands, Greg has thrilled crowds from NY to LA with his solo acoustic performances. With a song list topping 400 tunes and a deep knowledge of genres, there’s almost no crowd he can’t jam with. He formed his own band again in 2005, the Greg Luttrell Band, a full band version of his acoustic act where genres blend seamlessly and songs evolve every night for whatever kind of party is happening. Check out more at www.gregluttrell.com
Wednesday ~ Brian King and Joe Thomas – as “True Vintage Duo” www.truevintageduo.com
Sunday ~ 7:00 pm – Ric St Germain and Sandra Lee, acoustic duo
Roaring Mary, a Celtic music trio with guest musicians who appear at the Pleasant St. Tea Co. on the first, third, and (when applicable) fifth Fridays of every month, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Roaring Mary consists of Lin Swicker on guitar, banjo, and mandolin, Steve Levy on banjo, guitar, and mandolin, and vocals, and David de la Barre on whistle, Scottish small pipes, concertina and vocals. They do traditional music from the British Isles–Scotland, Ireland, Britain, and Wales. Invited guests join them each time for additional tunes and songs. They have a Facebook page, Roaring Mary, with graphics etc. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Roaring-Mary/124771567541091?v=wall
It’s a great time and very cool for kids as well as adults in a venue that is not a bar, appropriate for all ages. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for all you do here Joey, it’s a great website!!
Sincerely,
Pamela Campbell
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Cruiseport Gloucester ~ http://www.cruiseportgloucester.com/
SUNDAYS: 5 – 8PM THE SENSATIONAL BOBBY HOPKINS ON GUITAR
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Studio Restaurant ~
Friday – 9:30 to 12:30 ~
Start Time: 4:00pm
End Time: 8:00pm
Where: The Studio ~ Hopefully on the deck
51 Rocky Neck Avenue,
Gloucester, MA 01930-
4152(978) 283-4123
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Antonio Gentile Memorial Bandstand Summer Concert Series ~ http://www.capeannvacations.com/festival-event.cfm?id=268
Gentile Bandstand Summer Concert Series, 32 Revere St., Gloucester, MA 01930
Cape Ann Community Cinema – http://www.massbayfilmproject.org/
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Woodmans – http://www.woodmans.com/
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The Shalin Liu Performance Center ~ http://www.rcmf.org/newperformance.html
http://www.rcmf.org/concert-preview.html
Monday – 7:00 ~ 7:30 pm JON LEE
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Old Sloop Coffee House ~ http://www.rockportucc.org/oldsloopcoffeehouse.htm
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The Rockport Legion Band~http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com/
Steve Thomas, Music Director
Rockport (MA) Legion Band
WEB: http://rockportlegionband.wordpress.com
E: rockportband@gmail.com
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Sea Garden Restaurant at Seaward Inn – http://www.seawardinn.com/
http://www.seawardinn.com/pdfs/Seaward%20Inn_Calendar_2010.pdf
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One World Coffeehouse ~ http://oneworldcoffeehouse.org/
The Farm – http://farmbargrille.com/events.html
Friday – 9:00 to close ~
Saturday – 9:00 to close ~ Acoustic Underground
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Manchester Crossing – http://manchestercrossing.com/
Saturday- 8:00 to 11:30
| Date: | Saturday, |
| Time: | 8:30pm – 11:30pm |
| Location: | Manchester Crossing |
| Street: | 40 Beach St. |
| City/Town: | Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
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The Landing – http://www.thelandingat7central.com/index.php/calendar
Sunday – 7:00 pm ~ Will and Janice
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Upcoming Events
Photo by Louise
Time
Wednesday, October 20 · 7:00pm – 12:00am
Location
The Elks
97 Atlantic Rd OCTOBER 20TH
Gloucester Ma
978 283 1092
7 – UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Created By
Summer A McLaughlin
Please join me and Holly Harris as we not only celebrate Morgans lifes accomplishments but also to offer our friendship and love as guidance and hope for Morgan!!!
THE ERINN BROWN BAND
JAMES MONTGOMERY
BARRENCE WHITFIELF
HENLEY DOUGLAS JR
JULIE DOUGHERTY
ED ROBINSON
BRADLEY ROYDS
CHIPPA
TICKETS FORMS FOR THIS EVENT CAN BE FOUND AT THE RECORD EXCHANGE IN SALEM
THE DOG BAR
THE RHUMB LINE
DEVINE DAY SPA ALL IN GLOUCESTER
YOU WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO GET A FORM FROM THE BOSTON GLOBE ADVERTISEMENT AND THE BOSTON HERALD
YOU CAN GET TICKET FORMS FROM CINDY SISCO AND ALICE ARNOLD
GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT
NOT TO WORRY WE ARE HAVING ANOTHER BENEFIT IN MARCH
THAT LINE UP WILL BE
CHARLIE FARREN
TOM HAMBRIDGE
JOHNNY A
JOHNNY BUTCHER
THE ERINN BROWN BAND
LISA MARIE AND SWEET WILLIE D
INGE BERGE
THE PAULA KALAHARIS BAND
and some other folks i havent gotten intouch with yet .. this event will be in or around boston and will hold more people
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A DONATION AND CANT COME THATS ON THE FORM TOO!!!
ANY DONATIONS FOR RAFFLES PLEASE SEE BRIDGET VERGA PERRY, SUMMER MCLAUGHLIN, CINDY SISCO
OR JOANNE SILVA
GOD BLESS AND LETS ROCK AND ROLL
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Sorellanza, Sisters in Song,
presentsThe Best of Sorellanza
with Patti Pike Music Director
Saturday, October 23rd
at 7:00 pm
St. Adelaide Church
708 Lowell Street, Peabody
(978) 535-1985 saintadelaide.com
tickets $10
Click to listen > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKw8-MaHEH0
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This seARTS benefit will showcase the diverse voice of the guitar as a performance instrument. Audiences will be delighted to hear the depth and range of American fingerstyle guitar, and connect to the narration and warmth of the performers. The diversity of the performances is inspiring, as Bonfield, Coryell, and Davison pick their way through music ranging from country blues, ragtime and folk, to traditional Celtic, jazz, and classical pieces. The show carries audience members on an auditory and educational tour of the guitar that is both inspiring for aficionados and guitarists and approachable for newcomers to finger style guitar. Larry Coryell is one of the world’s acknowledged guitar masters. He has recorded more than 75 albums over the past 40 years as a bandleader, soloist and ‘featured accompanist’. Hailed by his legion of fans as one of “the guitar gods” in the late 1970s and as a “truly Renaissance musician who excels at all styles of playing”, he has also been christened as “a true pioneer of rock-jazz fusion” by the New York Times, and dubbed “the Godfather of Fusion” by Dan Ouellette of Down Beat Magazine. Ken Bonfield has toured nationally since 1994, has released 5 solo albums and 2 duo albums with violinist Joe Ebel, Steve Davison released his national debut “White River Suite” in 2010. Together, Bonfield and Davison are touring with Artistry of the Guitar.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
Program Notes
Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
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Coriolan Overture
Beethoven wrote this highly popular composition in 1807 to accompany Heinrich Joseph von Collin’s now obscure drama. The music depicts the story of Coriolanus, a banished Roman patrician who shamefully and tragically leads an army against Mother Rome. As one of Beethoven’s most performed and recorded works, the overture has far outpaced its literary counterpart in fame and acclaim.
Piano Concerto No. 2
It is fitting, perhaps, for young Kadar Qian to be performing Chopin’s F Minor Piano Concerto as it is the youthful work of a great pianist who was himself a prodigy. Chopin, born in Poland of French parents, began performing in public when he was 8 years old. Composed when he was 20, Piano Concerto No. 2 was actually Chopin’s first. It was labeled the second because it was the second to be published. The music itself is magically expressive and typical of Chopin.
Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian Symphony)
Mendelssohn spent the years 1829 -1831 touring Europe which provided the inspiration for his Scottish Symphony, The Hebrides, and of course the Italian Symphony. Writing from Rome to his equally musical sister Fanny about his work in progress, he said “It will be the jolliest piece I have ever done.” Indeed it is a sunny work and evocative of the magical spirit of Italy.
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