Midriff
With “Too Late the Hero"
and "In the Arms of Providence"
Saturday May 22, 2004 at 7:30pm
Admission $5
 Midriff is a band based out
of Scarborough. Musical influenced by a variety of musical styles such
as Jeff Buckley, Dave Matthews, Radiohead, and A Perfect Circle.
Exploring the vast regions of music to create a unique blend.
FMI: Visitwww.purevolume.com/midriff
or www.midriff.topcities.com
www.toolatethehero.com
www.inthearmsofprovidence.com
Denny
Breau
Saturday April 24, 2004 at 7:30pm
Admission $10
 Denny
has a dazzlingly clean, clear and rhythmically perfect guitar style,
that reveals influences from many genres: country, folk, jazz, rock and
blues. His songwriting is in the contemporary folk style, but without
the confessional self-importance of many of today’s
songwriters. Breau writes about life in Maine, life in general.
Over the past 20 years, Denny has garnered numerous awards from the
Maine Country Music Association. He earned Entertainer of the Year,
Album of the Year, Male Vocalist of the Year, and Instrumentalist of
the Year so many times that he was eventually retired from the running
with an All-time Greats award.
For more
information about Denny Breau, his touring schedule and early summer CD
release Visit www.DennyBreau.com
Anni Clark
Saturday March 27, 2004 at 7:30pm
Admission $10
 The
votes have been counted and Anni Clark has won BOTH “Female
Artist of the Year” and “Folk Artist of the
Year” in Jam Music Magazine’s 2003
Readers’ Pix Awards! With thousands of gigs and miles, and
five solo albums under her belt, this Maine native’s passion
for communication through music continues to build a widespread and
loyal audience for her folksy, bluesy, and sometimes witty recordings
and performances.
Visit www.anniclark.com
for more info.
Cactus
Highway
Saturday February 28, 2004
 Rob Duquette and Andrea
Wollstadt make up the acoustic, traveling duo of Cactus Highway.
Lyrically influenced by folk music, harmonically influenced by jazz,
and rhythmically influenced by everything!
The Boston
Herald has this to say about the married duo: "Cactus
Highway is the most rare of acoustic acts, they are a duo of true
sophistication who merge folk, pop, jazz in flowing, smooth,
unpretentious ways."
" They
really light up a room!" Marilyn Rea Beyer,
Program Director, WUMB, "Boston's
Folk Radio".
Over the
past year, they've brought their sounds to cities all over the country,
including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Seattle,
Kansas City, Buffalo, Cleveland, and others. They've released one CD,
of which the Village Voice simply says this: "Amazing."
Mom's
Home Cookin'
Saturday January 24, 2004
Mom's Home
Cookin' (Monica Palmes Grabin, Dale Robin Lockman and Carolyn Mix)
delights in uncovering the treasure of an old song long forgotten.
Their repertoire includes hundreds of songs, from old time bluegrass to
folk songs of the 1960's; from classic country gems to Victorian parlor
songs; from a country blues tune from the 1920's to contemporary
treasures by little-known songwriters.
Performing on guitars, banjos, fiddle, autoharp and Appalachian
dulcimer, as
well a unique array of percussive gadgets, their eclectic style and
exceptional
vocal blend will warm the hearts of any audience. Their informal,
humorous and
personal style is down home and uplifting. The music of Mom's Home
Cookin' is
comfort food for the ears and the soul.
Leah
Wolfsong Band
Saturday November 23, 7:30PM
Soulful
vocal, rich guitar accompaniment and a unique variety of world
percussion instruments are brought together in Leah's original music.
"Old
Friends"
Mac McHale & Emery Hutchins
Saturday October 25 7:30PM
Mac McHale
and Emery Hutchins, affectionately known as Mac & Hutch, have
recently joined forces to sing and play songs from Ireland, the
mountains, and the sea. Mac and Hutch were the original founders of Northeast
Winds and traveled and recorded with "The Winds" for
nearly 15 years.
For the last
15 years Mac has headed up a very successful group, Mac
McHale & the Old-Time Radio Gang. Hutch
has been a very important part the Angel Band, a
world famous Irish music group.
They will be
performing some of their favorites from The Northeast Winds
as well as some very old-time traditional country music. The program is
sure to include some of your favorite sea songs, a good amount of hot
picking instrumentals and some great sing-a-longs.
Mac
& Hutch will be playing the banjo, guitar, mandolin,
concertina, bodran and the harmonica.
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