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The Results Of Summer Camp For Songwriters
Click here to read my review of this fantastic show on No Depression.
Dinty Child
Mark Erelli
Charlie Rose
Zachariah Hickman
Dave Godowsky
Jocie Adams
Laura Cortese
Kristin Andreassen
Sean Staples
Sean Staples
Rose Cousins
Dietrich Strause
Mark Erelli, Kris Delmhorst
Annie Lynch
Zachariah Hickman, Mark Erelli, Dietrich Strause
Dinty Child
Zachariah Hickman
Dinty Child, Sean Staples
Zachariah Hickman
Sean Staples
Kristin Andreassen
Jocie Adams, Dietrich Strause, Charlie Rose
Zachariah Hickman
Dinty Child
David Champagne
Sub Rosa
David Champagne (as David Bowie)
Sean Staples, Dave Godowsky
Rose Polenzani, Annie Lynch, Jocie Adams, Kris Delmhorst, Rose Cousins
David Champagne
Jocie Adams
Prop for Kris Delmhorst’s song
Come To The Extended Play Sessions And Enjoy Some Rock ‘n Roll
The Americans will be our guests for The Extended Play Sessions on Sunday January 24th. We are privileged to have another evening of incredible music for The Extended Play Sessions!
The Americans (Official Poster)
It just keeps getting better!
Here Is A New Face On The Soul/Blues Scene
There is a new, powerful voice on the rise in both the Boston and national soul and blues scenes and her name is Julie Rhodes. I have been privileged to see her twice in the past month at Atwood’s Tavern, but she will not be playing tiny venues for much longer.
Julie Rhodes
This review combines both shows, especially since the lighting (and thus the photos) was better the first time I saw Julie.
Gorgeous Four-Part Harmony from Windborne
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Windborne
Jeremy Carter-Gordon
Lauren Breunig
Lynn Mahoney Rowan
Will Thomas Rowan
Windborne
Lauren Breunig
Lynn Mahoney Rowan
Will Thomas Rowan playing the os komuz
Windborne during their song for Bernie Sanders (feel the Bern)
Jeremy Carter-Gordon
Lauren Breunig
Will Thomas Rowan
Windborne
Jeremy Carter-Gordon on the gourd banjo
Will Thomas Rowan on the gourd banjo
Windborne
Started The New Year Right With Girls Guns & Glory
New Year’s Day for me equals Girls Guns & Glory’s tribute to Hank Williams, the great country singer and songwriter who died on that day in 1953 at the age of 29. This year marks my second time seeing this show, and I fully intend it to become an annual tradition.
Girls Guns & Glory
Last year, the show was at Lizard Lounge; this year, they upgraded to The Sinclair which I think is a better venue for this show (don’t get me wrong, I love Lizard Lounge but The Sinclair is a great venue). It holds more people too!
Ward Hayden
2015 By The Numbers
A couple of years ago, a friend suggested I put together some statistics about my year in music. I am continuing the tradition this year, since I saw more shows than ever!
Go out and hear live music! The musicians will be most appreciative!
“Run Out Of Me”? Melissa, I Hope You Never Do!
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Melissa Ferrick
Steve Scully, Melissa Ferrick, Richard Gates
Melissa Ferrick
Richard Gates
Steve Scully
Melissa Ferrick
Melissa Ferrick
Melissa Ferrick, Richard Gates
Steve Scully
Richard Gates
Melissa Ferrick
Melissa Ferrick
Steve Scully, Melissa Ferrick, Richard Gates
Melissa Ferrick
Melissa Ferrick
Melissa Ferrick
Gangstagrass Rocks My World!
Hip-hop bluegrass you’re saying to yourself – how could that be? I said the same when I saw them on Johnny D’s schedule for April 2014. I went to the show not knowing any of their music and walked out of that show knowing I had stumbled onto something amazing.
Gangstagrass
This, my fourth Gangstagrass show and their final show at Johnny D’s (because it is closing in March 2016), was no less stellar than my first, second or third shows! And truth be told they probably get better because I know their music so well (and consider them to be friends). Prepare yourself to read a biased, glowing review!
Rench, R-Son the Voice of Reason, Dan Whitener
Club Passim Announces 2015 Iguana Music Fund Grants
Passim Announces 2015 Iguana Music Fund Grants
25 grants totaling over $40,000 awarded to musicians to enhance careers and support community outreach projects
Cambridge, MA December 22, 2015 – Passim announced today the recipients of the 2015 Iguana Music Grants awarded annually to musicians in an effort to enhance their careers or aid their community outreach efforts. Marking the Cambridge organization’s 8th year of grant making, over $40,000 has been awarded to help fund 25 different musicians and their projects.
Another Evening Of Singer-Songwriter Bliss
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Peter Bradley Adams
Lex Price
Lex Price and Peter Bradley Adams
Peter Bradley Adams
Peter Bradley Adams
Flat Maya
Lex Price
Molly Parden
Peter Bradley Adams
Lex Price and Peter Bradley Adams
Peter Bradley Adams
Molly Parden
Peter Bradley Adams
Molly Parden
suze reviews the blues 