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eTown s Free 30th b Earthday Celebration To Feature Bob Weir, Sam Bush, Lyle Lovett, And More This Thursday, April 22nd

eTown s Free 30th b Earthday Celebration To Feature Bob Weir, Sam Bush, Lyle Lovett, And More This Thursday, April 22nd
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Jason Anick and Celia Woodsmith Trio concert

Kate Fletcher Jason Anick and Celia Woodsmith. Courtesy of the artists The Waldo Theatre presents the next in its popular virtual concert series with the Jason Anick and Celia Woodsmith Trio Thursday, April 8 at 7 p.m. The show will be broadcast live, in real-time from the historic Waldo stage. Singer-songwriter Woodsmith and violin virtuoso Anick, front this newly minted super group with bassist Charles Clements. They will perform an array of roots inspired originals, country classics, western swing, and bluegrass music. These globe-trotting musicians have crossed paths at festivals all over the world with their respective projects (Della Mae, Lonely Heartstring Band, Rhythm Future Quartet) and are excited to share the stage for this special collaboration. 

Simon Flory Releases Haul These Blues Away

  Article Contributed by Sarah J Frost | Published on Saturday, February 27, 2021 Simon Flory’s music is suffused with the elements of his childhood – days spent in the fields, church songs, gravel roads. His new album, Haul These Blues Away, out today, features compositions that are as much short-story sketches as they are songs, each populated – like the locales that inspire them – with those among us who have few choices. On Haul These Blues Away, Flory’s sound evokes voices not much heard on radio airwaves, a stew of early country, gospel, and the best of classic Nashville. Even his guitar playing captures the rhythmic tumble of clawhammer banjo and Appalachian fiddle, and his vocal phrasing carries inflections from the Carter Family to Eddie Cochran to Hank Williams.

Boston s Burnt Pines self-titled debut album is blast of indie pop

Musicians in a band, but on different continents? It sounds like a solution dictated by the pandemic but in fact it came together in 2018.  To put it another way, the Proclaimers had a minor hit with their anthem “(I Would Walk) 500 Miles,” but The Burnt Pines’ challenge is crafting a theme song based on the 3,187 miles separating their principal members, who are about equally divided between Boston and Lisbon, Portugal. Guitarist Aaron Flanders is an Illinois native who came to Boston to attend Berklee College of Music where he met Miguel Sa’ Pessoa, a classically trained pianist who was expanding into jazz. After graduation, Flanders stayed in the Boston area while Sa’ Pessoa went back to his hometown of Lisbon.

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