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Saturday July 28, 2007: Live
Music in the area this summer
Below are venues from our listening areas, mentioned in the following playlist.
Towne Crier - Pawling, New
York
www.townecrier.com
Turning Point - Piermont, New York -
359-1089 www.piermont-ny.com/turning/events.htm
Bodles Opera House - Chester, New York www.bodles.com/ 845-469-4595
The Rosendale Cafe - 435 Main Street
in Rosendale www.rosendalecafe.com-
658-9048
Minstrel Coffee House - Morristown NJ 973
335-9489 www.research.att.com/psa/folkproject/fp_minstrel.html
Night Eagle Cafe - Binghamton New York 200
State St. Binghamton, NY 607607)
217-7334 http://www.nighteaglecafe.org/
Holy name of Jesus school on west side of Amsterdam between 96th &
97th street
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival, Hillsdale, NY http://www.falconridgefolk.com
Mansion House Concerts - Middletown, N Y www.friendsofmusic.net/
342-0878
THANKS SO MUCH to the station
management fo accommodating my health issues which allow me to
continue
to volunteer Saturday mornings and bring you the music that 'moves and
sustains me. '
NIGHT
EAGLE TONigHT
Sat., July 28th., 8:00pm., $40.00, Iris Dement
Save $5 when you buy on Line
One
of the most celebrated country-folk performers of her day,
singer/songwriter Iris Dement was born on January 5, 1961, in rural
Paragould, AR, the youngest of 14 children. At the age of three, her
devoutly religious family moved to California, where she grew up
singing gospel music; during her teenaged years, however, she was first
exposed to country, folk, and R&B, drawing influence from Loretta
Lynn, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, and Joni Mitchell.
Upon graduating
high school, she relocated to Kansas City to attend college. After a
series of jobs waitressing and typing, Dement first began composing
songs at the age of 25. Honing her skills at open-mic nights, in 1988
she moved to Nashville, where she contacted producer Jim Rooney, who
helped her land a record contract. Dement did not make her recording
debut until 1992, when her independent label offering, Infamous Angel,
won almost universal acclaim thanks to her pure, evocative vocal style
and spare, heartfelt songcraft. Despite a complete lack of support from
country radio, the record's word-of-mouth praise earned her a deal with
Warner Bros., which reissued Infamous Angel in 1993 as well as its
follow-up, 1994's stunning My Life. Her third LP, 1996's eclectic The
Way I Should, marked a dramatic change not only in its more
rock-influenced sound but also in its subject matter; where Dement's
prior work was introspective and deeply personal, The Way I Should was
fiercely political, tackling topics like sexual abuse, religion,
government policy, and Vietnam. In 1999, she collaborated with country
man John Prine on his album, In Spite of Ourselves. Dement recorded
four duets with Prine that earned her a Grammy nod the following year.
1. Iris Dement - No Time To Cry 649
My Life - Warner Brothers
2. Blame
Sally - If You Tell A Lie
Severland - blamesally.com
Rosendale
Cafe: Blame Sally
BLAME SALLY
is: Pam Delgado, Renee Harcourt, Jeri Jones and Monica Pasqual. These
four instrumentalist/singers.
The San Francisco Chronicle called Blame Sally's self-produced/self
released second album "intelligently emotional, intricately harmonized
folk-pop" with "imaginatively arranged, expansive narrative songs."
Neil
Young's Living With War website
www.neilyoung.com
features the following song's music video "If You Tell a Lie" in the
top ten
and rising among videos by Pink, Pearl Jam, Kris Kristofferson, Steve
Earle and many more.
Sparrowbush:
John Roberts
This is a final reminder regarding the John Roberts House Concert on
Sunday, July 29 at 1:30 PM. Location 594 Rte 97, Sparrowbush, NY. The
concert is free and open to the public. Bring as many friends as you
like. If you have not already responded, please let me know if
you are
coming.If you need directions or other information, you can also
respond telephonically by calling 845-858-7890.
JOHN ROBERTS has played for decades with partner TONY BARRAND at major festivals, colleges, clubs and coffeehouses throughout the United States, Canada, and their native Britain. They sing the ballads and songs of the sea, of rural pursuits, of social and sociable situations, of industrial toil and strife, and much more, typically arranging their material thematically to better illustrate the lives and the social history of the people who made and sang the songs. Their songs are punctuated with tales, monologues, dances and tunes, giving a more complete appreciation of the wealth, diversity, and vitality of the English folk tradition.
John and Tony met at Cornell University in 1968, as fellow graduate
students in psychology. Johns latest release is Sea Fever: Songs
of Ships and the sea
John is a leading exponent
of both Anglo and English concertina, as well as being a fine banjo and
guitar player; John is a dancer, a freelance music engraver and desktop
publisher.
John Roberts lives now in Schenectady, NY 12308 (518) 370-4166
http://www.ziplink.net/~lwalker/r-b_bio.html
If you are in NYC: Amsterdam Ave Holy Name of Jesus school, another free folk music event: :Woody Guthrie rehearsal - this group has done a number of productions of "Woody Guthrie's American Song" -- David Lutken is director and was just in "Inherit The Wind" on Broadway. On the West side of Amsterdam Ave., tween 96th-97th. Phone: 212-749-0276
4. Woody Guthrie - Black Jack Davy
Woody Guthrie - Wooried Man Blues -
Special Music co.
Falcon Ridge Folk Festival:
5. Arlo Guthrie - Darkest Hour 416
In Times Like These - Rising Son Records
6. Dar Wiliams - Christians and the Pagans 303
Honesty Room- Razor and Tie
7. Lucy Kaplansky - Manhatton Moon 353
Over the Hills - Red House
8. Richard Shindell - Next Best Western 435
Reunion Hill - Shanachie
9. The Nields - This Town is Wrong 410
This Town is wrong - Zoe Records
10. Teri Hendrix - The Ring 358
The Ring - Wilory Records terrihendrix.com
11. Mary
Gauthier - Sugar Cane 441
Filth & Fire - Signaturesounds.com
12.
Eddie From Ohio - Stupid American 331
Looking Out the Fishbowl -
efo@efohio.com www.efoohio.com
13. Red Molly (Abbie Garnder, laurie
MacAllister, Carolann Solebello) - (Hank Williams)Long Gone Lonesome
Blues
Never Been to Vegas - redmolly.com
14. Tracy Grammer - Gypsy Rose 502
Fowers of Avalon - SignatureSounds.com
http://www.falconridgefolk.com/directions.html The
address of the festival site is 44 County
Road 7D, Hillsdale, NY 12529. It is located just
off Route 22 north of Hillsdale, New York. Hillsdale is in the
Tri-State Corner of Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut,
approximately one hour's drive southeast of Albany, New York, three
hours' drive north of New York City, and three hours' drive west of
Boston, Massachusetts.
Rosendale Cafe: John Gorka
Aug 4,
15. John Gorka (also at Falcon Ridge) - I Know
I Know - Red House
Aug 4 -
16. David Wilcox - Roadside Art 216
East Ashville Hardware - http://davidwilcox.com/
(Aug 5 - Richard Shindell )
Warwick
Valley Winery,- Sloan Wainwright
Sunday August 12, 114 Little York Rd. Black Sunday Tribute to Johnny Cash 845 258 4858 15$
17.Sloan Wainwright - Too Nice for Too Long - Song Inside - Farkie
Music
Towne Crier - August
Fred Eaglesmith 8/ 5 (see also Night eagle below, 8/4
Binghampton NY)
18. Freight Train 244- Ralphs last Stand - Signature Sounds
Vance Gilbert 8 /10
19. Icarus by Night 332- Somerville Live - Dissismy Records
David Mallet 8 /11 (see also Night eagle below, 8/10 Binghampton NY)
20 Angel Standin' By 327 - Artist in Me - North Road Records
21. Christine Lavin 8 /25 -http://www.yellowtailrecords.com/psychic.htm
Christine lavin tests your psychic skills playing in your home,
anytime
at:
http://www.yellowtailmusic.com/audio/lavin_psychic_test.mp3
Night
Eagle for August (607)
217-7334 Save $5 when you buy on Line
Sat., Aug.4th.,8:00pm., $25.00, The Fred Eaglesmith Band (see above)
Fri., Aug. 10th., 8:00 PM, $25.00 Dave Mallett (see above)
Fri., Aug. 24th., 8:00pm, $25.00,
22. The Burns Sisters - Seskin/Shamblin Something Real 357
Out of the Blue - Philo
Bodles-
August 10
23. Steve Forbert - Middle Age
Strange names and New sensations - 429 records
(I continue to hold to the fact that you don't know when middle age is
for you, until you are actually dead.)
Minstrel
Coffee House - Aug 24,
Morristown http://www.folkproject.org/fp_minstrel.html#NEXTEVENT
24.
Jud Caswell - For Sale 408
Blackberry Time - Alderdown Music
Bodles Sept 14
25. Slaid Cleaves - Wishbones
Towne crier- Sept 9
26. Ellis Paul - Take Me Down
Translucent Soul - Take Me Down
Show ended here, but I mentioned these other September
events.......
Mansion House:
(Sept 23 - R Shindell ( played above )
Fri., Sept. 14th., 8:00pm, $30.00, Chris Smither
Fri., Sept. 21st., 8:00pm, $22.00, Brooks Williams
Sun., Sept. 30th., 8:00pm, $30.00, The Battlefield Band
Thanks to all well wishers with my curret battle with neurotoxic poisoning and chemical sensitivities (http://pagewebberink.com/~angie/)
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