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April 14, 2007
Issue 2007:217

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We've got Thrills, chills, Dirty Water
What more do you need?
When the big beat hits ya
Comin' from your transistor
Like the T at full speed
When the big beat hits ya...

-- "Boston Lullaby," Dudick/Naihersey.
Copyright c. 1980 by Camaraderie Music, BMI.
All rights reserved. Used with permission.


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WE RECEIVED MORE NEWS this week, in our e-mail alone, than I have
time to work in here. So, the good news is that this was a very
strong week for local music news.

A good portion of what we received has to do with summer music
festivals. That material in copied in whole or darned close to it
toward the end of this issue.


HECTOR ON STILTS

This week's columns by Sheryl Hunter and Dave Madeloni in the Thursday
pull-out Arts & Entertainment sections of The Recorder out of
Greenfield, Massachusetts, and of the Brattleboro Reformer,
respectively, are about the Pittsfield, Massachusetts band,

HECTOR ON STILTS.

To this day, I still have not heard a note of this group's music. But
the two band members I interviewed are very personable, and they made
the band's music and stage presentation sound quite intriguing. So I
imagine there will be reader interest in this outfit. And with the
front-guys' family history in show business, the odds probably run
heavily in this band's favor to make it big, commercially.

No one at all requested a copy of my Hector on Stilts article in the
Vermont Guardian. To tell the truth, I don't have a distinct memory
of offering. So, I will offer now. If you would like a plain-text
copy of my Hector on Stilts article which ran in the Vermont Guardian
a week or two ago, write me by way of the following webpage

http://www.geocities.com/nemsbook/fred.htm

and I will send you a copy.


JENNIFER TEFFT BAND
"Time Is a Thief" CD

It has been much too long since we last heard from Boston-area rocker

JENNIFER TEFFT.

Now that she has broken the ice, here is hoping this will be the first
of many news items.

"OK kids, after more than three years away from the limelight, JTB is
headed back to the stage! SAVE THE DATE!!!

"Join us for the CD RELEASE PARTY for the new disc TIME IS A THIEF on
Friday June 1st at UNION STREET 107 R Union St. Newton MA
617-964-6684. (Formerly known as The Attic)

"Doors open at 9pm. Come early, they have great food in the
restaurant downstairs. Admission is ONLY $5 or FREE with the purchase
of the CD AT THE DOOR!

"Union Street is T accessible on the Green Line-Newton Ctre stop.
There is also plenty of free public parking.

"Grab your friends and your enemies, kidnap a few strays off the
street in need of a good time and get ready to rock (!)

"Get your CD in advance at www.jennifertefft.com or download it from
ITunes now."

-- "Jennifer Tefft CD-Release Party," April 12,
2007


JIMMY RYAN
A Mandolin-Pickin' Classic

Jimmy Ryan goes mando a mando
By Alan Lewis | Special to the Vermont Guardian
Posted April 12, 2007

http://www.vermontguardian.com/culture/042007/JimmyRyan.shtml

If there is anything you can do, such as copy and paste this article's
direct Web address and e-mail it to friends, to help circulate this
Vermont Guardian notice, I would greatly appreciate your efforts.

JIMMY RYAN

is a

Vermont legend,

a

Boston-area legend,

a

Pioneer Valley legend

by way of his musical connection with Cheri Knight,

an

alternative-country music legend,

particularly from his days with Blood Oranges, and most of all a

mandolin-picking legend.

Jimmy Ryan is a mandolin scholar and enthusiast of the first rank, and
he is also a terrific interview. Do a Q&A exchange with this cat, and
you will be sure to learn a few new things.

So I would really like to see to it that this article finds its audience.

Ryan touched on many topics, and, as a result, this piece ought to be
of interest to a good variety of readers.


JOHN COSTER
At the Montague Book Mill

We do not do show listings as a general rule. I make exceptions for

JOHN COSTER

because I get precious few opportunities to post news of any sort
about him and because he made one of the greatest debut albums ever,
"Jacob's Reunion," which is right up there with, say, the John Prine
inaugural release. And did I mention that he wrote my all-time
favorite song? Well, he did. So here is a report on Coster's latest
gig, which just happens to be tonight:

"I'll be at the Montague Book Mill on April 14 doing my songs and
harmonica instrumentals with Mary Serreze playing keyboards and
special guests sitting in. Songwriters, Elric Walker and Nancy
Rockland Miller will join us and Celtic fiddler Katherine First.
There may be some other surprise visitors as well. We'll be mixing up
the songs with some hard driving traditional dance tunes that have
lifted spirits for generations. The Mill kitchen has beer and wine
and some good stuff on the menue. We hope you listen to the songs but
spontaneous dancing is also encouraged."

-- "Kitchen Party With John Coster," April 7, 2007

Check me on this, but Sheryl Hunter may have slightly updated this
listing in her latest "Sounds Local" column in the Greenfield Mass.
Recorder.


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BRIEF ITEMS :


DRUNK STUNTMEN
Going Out on Tour
But Not Going Away

"The 'Get Out of the Dodge Tour' leaves New England for the next three
weeks. If you have the means please bring us food to one of the
venues listed below. We are very excited to bring our new material on
the road and can't wait to hear what you think of it. We will be
seasoning the new songs in order to record them sometime this summer.
Just remember, even if you stop coming to see us we are still not
going to go away."

-- Drunk Stuntmen, "Here We Come!" April 6, 2007


BRAD DELP TRIBUTE CONCERTS
Honoring the Memory of Brad Delp

"On May 3rd and 4th, 2007, The Regent Theatre is proud to host a
concert honoring the memory of Brad Delp. Beatlejuice, his Beatles
'hobby band,' will be performing a concert with longtime friends
sitting in on the vocals - Mike Girard, Buddy Bernard, Brian Maes,
Gardner Berry, Lisa Guyer, Jimmy Rogers, Dave Stefanelli, Kimberley
Dahme, Michael Troy, Pete Distefano, MaryBeth Maes, Charlie Farren,
Bob Squires, Mike Greeley, Patty Barkas, and Five O'clock Shadow."

-- Regent Theatre Events, April 10, 2007


Scott Janovitz and
THE RUSSIANS
Forthcoming EP

"In other Russians news [in addition to an announcement of last
night's show], there will be an EP ready for consumption in the next
couple of months. It will be awesome."

-- Scott Janovitz, "News," April 10, 2007


ROBIN RIGHT
"Right the First Time" Album
The CD-Reissue

Massachusetts veteran country singer

ROBIN RIGHT,

who is on the bill of Sunday's Cystic Fibrosis Jamboree at the
American Legion in Waltham, Massachusetts, has news on the CD-reissue
front that is sure to interest her fans as well as country music
lovers in general.

"Re-release - 'Right the First Time' is Robin's very first album. It
took ten years and a cast of thousands to produce. It was released as
an LP and cassette back before there were CDs. The album received
critical acclaim and many of the songs appeared on Top Ten independent
country music charts at the time. Last summer Robin had the album
digitally remixed and re-released as a CD. While she was at it, she
had three hidden bonus tracks added to the CD. You can listen to
samples and order the CD at www.cdbaby.com/ all/robinright and you can
download tracks from iTunes or any of your favorite music sites."

-- Robin Right Mailing, April 13, 2007


THE STRANGELINGS
DVD of the Group's Only Show
Must Be the Group's Greatest Hits
Live on DVD Vol. 1

"The Strangelings DVD now available!

"The Strangelings (Pete & Maura Kennedy; Chris & Meredith Thompson)
played their first (and so far only) show at the Pioneer Arts Center
of Easthampton back in January of this year. The show was video taped
with two cameras, and a magical moment was captured! The Nuah Suite
is a chain of enigmatic songs, a rich blend of Goddess imagery and
classical themes from around the world, woven into a complex fabric
that flows like an orchestral sonata. Glued together by the
charismatic stage presence and angelic harmonies of a trio of gorgeous
voices. Performance includes Dave Carter's "Tanglewood Tree", Fairport
Convention's "Matty Groves", more! To order your copy, go to our web
site at www.KennedysMusic.com"

-- Kennedys' E-Newsletter, April 5, 2007


JON NOLAN
"Black Coffee" CD

"[W]ith any luck, the tentatively titled, 'Black Coffee,' my

[ JON NOLAN's ]

second release, will be out for your consumption this summer. whee!"

-- Jon Nolan, "J-No and Hokum in Portsmouth!"
April 12, 2007


CIVIC VIRTUE QUERY

If you are familiar with a work of public art in the Queens borough of
New York City called

CIVIC VIRTUE

and you are not too embarrassed to admit it, please e-mail us by way
of the following webpage:

http://www.geocities.com/nemsbook/fred.htm

There is an old, old story which has to do with the Hutchinson Family
only because the principal player THOUGHT it had to do with the
Hutchinsons. But this old tale is very interesting, filled with the
most astonishing coincidences, and often quite hilarious. The
notorious "Civic Virtue" statue and fountain figures into the story.


THE LEGAL PROFESSION
With Expert Piano Accompaniment

My current 19th-century project has to do with rivals to the
Hutchinson Family,

THE ALLEGHANIANS.

No one, as far as I can tell, has ever compiled a lot of information
about the Alleghanians, so when starting from scratch, I REALLY
started from scratch. Among much else, I am gathering information
about non-Alleghanians who, nonetheless, were somehow connected with
the group. And my favorite song title, so far, by one of these folks is

THE TRIAL BY JURY WALTZ.

The title sounds to me as though it blends Jimmie Rodgers, the
Yodeling Brakeman, with '60s protest songster Phil Ochs.


THERE IS A PARTICULAR TYPE of badly run-on press release and
miscellaneous announcement that I had planned to critique two issues
back. But funny thing ... I went through the news mailings in our
inbox and found not a single example. Last issue, though I was a lot
less focused on this question, nonetheless I do not recall seeing a
single example. Not a single example, two weeks in a row. It could
be that this problem is going away on its own.

However, the week that ended with my work on the Hector on Stilts
article for the Vermont Guardian involved a change of plans, and then
back again, as to the week's subject matter. The middle approach
would have involved capsule previews of at least a half-dozen shows
and most likely more. I was in a constant hurry. And I found that
many, many official websites are extremely difficulty to deal with - a
few impossibly so - for anyone other than those with serious time to kill.

We will almost certainly get back to this theme. But in the meantime
I strongly suggest that artists who have their own official websites
take a critical look at features which would make them difficult to
use for busy people in the music business including music journalists.


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WINTERPILLS

Winterpills
Good for What Ails You
Alan Lewis
The Commons
[Windham County Vermont
monthly community newspaper]
April 2007 Issue
Page 20

If you are interested in looking through my latest notice of the
simply marvelous Pioneer Valley band,

WINTERPILLS,

go to

http://www.commonsnews.org/pdf/Commonspp18-21.pdf

and scroll down to page 20.

This is a different address than the one I posted last issue. Last
time I gave the address for the home page of the Windham County,
Vermont monthly newspaper, The Commons. The address I have posted
this week (just above) will take the reader straight to the .PDF file
which includes Page 20 and, thus, includes my Winterpills article.

Winterpills is among New England's finest rock bands these days, and
this is an act well worth following.


KURT VONNEGUT
Teacher of Writing
(and Editing)

In the early 1970s, an advertisement repeated in Rolling Stone, issue
after issue, for quite a while. I have no recollection as to who put
up the money for the ad nor what might have been their motivation for
funding it. All I remember is that it was written by

KURT VONNEGUT

and included the most Mark Twain-looking photo of him ever shot.

Every time you read this newsletter, you benefit from (or are injured
by) advice included in the Vonnegut ad.

This newsletter is edited to degrees that range from "edited with a
light hand," on one extreme, to

"Edited? You must be kidding!"

on the other. It all depends on how much time is available.

To whatever extent I can edit this literary work, one of my main rules
is to take out those things I notice which would cause the readers'
eyes to stop moving. You should not cause a reader's eyes to stop
moving inadvertently. When you do it, it should be intentional and
have some point to it.

So whatever I do to edit issues of this newsletter and whenever I do
it, I have Kurt Vonnegut in mind one hundred percent of the time.

I know practically nothing about Kurt Vonnegut and his main life's
work. I have no idea whether or not he was a good man. I only know
that he did us a good turn by offering advice that has proven to be
well worth following.


2007 MUSIC FESTIVALS


This newsletter is rough for lack of editing time and incomplete for
lack of compiling time. But there are just so many hours in the week,
and I am past due for switching to other work. The following
information about upcoming music festivals was simply copied from
press releases into this newsletter issue.

I have placed them here, I believe, in the order in which they appears
on the region's events calendars.


STRAWBERRY PARK BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Preston, Connecticut

STRAWBERRY PARK BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL, May 31-June 3, 2007
42 Pierce Rd, Preston, CT
Thurs: 5 pm - 10 pm; Fri/Sat: noon - 11 pm; Sun: 10 am - 4:30 pm
(860) 886-1944, www.strawberrypark.net

Tickets:
Advance (by 5/28): $20 - $100; After 5/28: $30-$120
Additional camping fees apply for overnight.

Featuring:

Rhonda Vincent (Fri)
Chris Thile & the How to Grow a Band with Bryan Sutton (Sat)
Mountain Heart (Fri)
The Grascals (Sat)
Cherryholmes (Sun)
Dry Branch Fire Squad (Sat & Sun)
Gibson Brothers (Sun)
The Green Cards (Thur)
Infamous Stringdusters (Sat)
Dale Ann Bradley (Sun)
The Lovell Sisters (Fri)
April Verch (Thur)
Nothin¹ Fancy (Fri)
Cadillac Sky (Sat)
Amy Gallatin & Stillwater (Thur)
Steep Canyon Rangers (Sat)

Conveniently located just 5 minutes off RT I-395, Strawberry Park is
presenting its popular bluegrass festival for the 31st consecutive
year. Because of its great success two more festivals were born: the
Cajun/Zydeco Blast from the Bayou (in its 11th year) and the Folk
Festival which debuted last year. All festivals feature four great
days of music, workshops, and dance instruction.

As a fully equipped resort campground, the park offers site camping
with hookups, RV rentals, Horseback Trail Outings, and free camping in
the rough with a festival pass which includes admission to their three
swimming pools and kiddie pool, hot tubs, arcade game room, basketball
courts, horseshoe pits, five playground facilities and a recreation
center, as well as the Strawberry Grill and Creamery.

Other features include an award-winning children's activity program
and free parking. Check the website at www.strawberrypark.net for
updates and more information. Links are provided on the website for
information on all artists.


BLAST FROM THE BAYOU
Preston, Connecticut

Blast From the Bayou at Strawberry Park June 7 - 10, 2007
Strawberry Park, 42 Pierce Road, Preston, CT 06365
Phone: (860) 886-1944, Toll-free: (888) 794-7944,
www.strawberrypark.net

Tickets: By 6/4: $25-$95; After 6/4: $230-$115
Children 13-17: half price; 12 and under: free
Full weekend pass includes camping in the rough.
Additional charges for camping hookups or RV Rentals.
TH: 5 pm-10 pm, Fri/Sat: noon-11:00 pm; Sun: 10 am - 4 pm

Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys (Fri & Sat)
Geno Delafose & French Rockin¹ Boogie (Fri & Sat)
Donna the Buffalo (Sun)
Chris Ardoin (Sat & Sun)
The Iguanas (Fri & Sat)
The Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band (Fri & Sat)
Jesse Legé & Bayou Brew (Thur & Sun)
Li¹l Anne & Hot Cayenne (Thur)
The Pine Leaf Boys (Thur & Fri)
Travis Matte (Sun)
Hot Tamale Brass Band (Sat)
and more tba.

Strawberry Park is proud to host their 11th annual Cajun/zydeco
festival featuring the best music, food and dancing from the bayous
and cities of Louisiana. Large wooden dance floors at two separate
stages (including the newest dance floor in front of the main stage)
offer plenty of room to dance to the bands and learn the Cajun
Two-Step, Cajun Jitterbug, and Basic Zydeco from expert dance instructors.

The festival boasts four days of great music with Cajun cuisine, music
workshops and Cajun cooking demonstrations, plus a Meet the Bands
Panel on Saturday. As a resort campground, the park offers site
camping with hook-ups, RV Rentals, free camping in the rough, and
Horseback Trail Ride Outings as well as three large pools, hot tubs
and an award winning Children's Activity Program. Parking is free.


GREY FOX BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL

GREY FOX BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL CELEBRATES 31 YEARS OF MUSIC ON THE
ROTHVOSS FARM FEATURING AN ALL-STAR LINEUP OF BLUEGRASS, ACOUSTIC AND
ROOTS ACTS!

GREY FOX BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL 2007, July 19-22, 2007 (Thurs-Sun)
Rothvoss Farm, 758 E. Ancram Rd, Ancramdale, NY 12503 (just off Rt 22,
8 miles south of Hillsdale),

THURS: 2 pm - midnight; FRI/SAT: 11 am - 1 am; SUN: 10:30 am - 3
pm., Tickets $20-$165, Kids: 12 and under: free, Sr discount at
gate. Free parking and shuttle bus.
1-888-946-8495, www.greyfoxbluegrass.com

Hosted as always by Dry Branch Fire Squad (all 4 days)

And presenting on the Main Stage:

THURS (7/19): The Duhks, Tony Trischka Double Banjo Spectacular,
Sparrow Quartet, Infamous Stringdusters, Doyle Lawson, Steep Canyon
Rangers, James King, Pete & Joan Wernick, Dismembered Tennesseans, Dry
Branch Fire Squad.

FRI (7/20): Nickel Creek, Mountain Heart, Rowan & Rice, Dry Branch
Fire Squad, Uncle Earl, Crooked Still, Infamous Stringdusters, The
Duhks, The Wilders, Michael Cleveland & Flamekeeper, Danny Barnes.

SAT (7/21): Sam Bush, The Waybacks, Marty Stuart & the Fabulous
Superlatives, Claire Lynch, The Greencards, Kruger Bros., The Wilders,
Crooked Still, Dry Branch Fire Squad, Biscuit Burners, Bearfoot Bluegrass.

SUN (7/22): Biscuit Burners, Dry Branch Fire Squad, Bluegrass Gospel
Project, Bluegrass Academy performance.

And on the Dance Stage: Red Stick Ramblers, The Wilders, John Kirk
and Trish Miller, Fiddlestyx.

Celebrating 31 years of bluegrass music "on the hill," the Grey Fox
Bluegrass Festival returns this year with a big lineup. Some of the
highlights include Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superatives, including
Kenny Vaughan and Harry Stinson; the Sparrow Quartet featuring Bela
Fleck, Abigail Washburn and Casey Driessen; as well as Sam Bush, and
Nickel Creek.

The usual superb MASTERS WORKSHOPS, and BLUEGRASS ACADEMY FOR KIDS,
along with the FAMILY STAGE, DANCE STAGE, GRASS ROOTS WORKSHOPS and
outstanding food and craft vendors will return.

The deadline for the early bird discount on camping tickets is APRIL
30th. Advance prices will be in effect until June 30th. After June
30th gate prices will be in effect. Tickets are $20 - $165.


GREEN RIVER FESTIVAL

21st ANNUAL GREEN RIVER FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES ACCLAIMED, DIVERSE MUSICAL
LINE-UP
THE GREEN RIVER FESTIVAL: July 20 & 21, 2007 in Greenfield, MA.

THE GREEN RIVER FESTIVAL, Western New England's favorite summer
festival will be held Friday and Saturday, July 20 & 21, 2007 on the
grounds of Greenfield Community College (I-91, Exit 26, Greenfield,
MA). Presented by the Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, this
celebration combines music on two stages, food, crafts, dancing, a
wide array of kid's activities and entertainment, and hot air balloons
for the Pioneer Valley's biggest outdoor event of the summer. This is
the only music festival in Massachusetts that features hot air
balloons and rides. Complete event information is available by calling
(413) 773-5463, via e-mail: fccc@..., and on the web:
www.greenriverfestival.com.

On Thursday, July 19, Signature Sounds will present a free concert at
the Greenfield Energy Park (50 Miles Street in Greenfield, MA) to
kick-off the festivities. Please call 413-774-6051 for directions.

THURSDAY, July 19: FREE Kick-Off Concert with Signature Sounds artists
Crooked Still and Eilen Jewell. Music starts at 6:00 PM at the
Greenfield Energy Park.

FRIDAY, July 20: BAYOU BLAST featuring Subdudes, Terrence Simien &
the Zydeco Experience, Andrew Jones & Spirithouse. Gates open at 5:00
PM. Music starts at 6:00 PM at Greenfield Community College.

SATURDAY, July 21: Musical line-up: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
inductee and Grammy winner Buddy Guy, Neko Case, James Hunter,
Southern Culture on the Skids, Erin McKeown, Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem,
The Kennedys, Ray Mason Band, and Kamikaze Hearts. Music starts at 2
PM at Greenfield Community College.

The day starts with free admission to the grounds for a traditional
6:00 AM balloon launch. Gates open to paying festival goers at 1 PM
and music starts at 2 PM. Games, songs, and activities for children
will be featured all day. Adults may picnic and visit a variety of
booths where craftspeople will be showing their original work—all
while enjoying world-class music. Plenty of food and beverages
including ethnic specialties, vegetarian, and great classic American
fare will be available throughout the event. An evening hot air
balloon launch is scheduled at 6:00 PM. The evening closes with a
spectacular balloon illumination at 9:30 PM.

ADMISSION: EARLY BIRD ON-LINE SPECIAL: Starts Monday, April 2 through
May 1st. The Early Bird offer is available via the festival website
only: www.greenriverfestival.com and costs $34.50 for both Friday and
Saturday. Advance ticket sales starts May 1st through July 19th,
$39.50 for Friday and Saturday. Day of prices: Friday, $25. Saturday,
$45. Children under 12 are free.

Tickets may be purchased on- line by credit card at
www.greenriverfestival.com through July 13th. Tickets will also be
available starting April 15th- July 19th at the following outlets:
Franklin County Chamber of Commerce, 395 Main Street in Greenfield
during business hours, World Eye Book Shop, 156 Main Street,
Greenfield, The Greenfield Visitor's Center, and The Northampton Box
Office.

BALLOON RIDES: Pre-festival price is $200 per person, $225 at the
event. Call (413) 773-5463 for reservations and more details. Balloon
Rides may also be purchased on-line at: www.greenriverfestival.com.
There will also be a Balloon Launch on Sunday, July 21 at 6 AM.
Admission is free on Sunday.

Rain or shine, the Festival takes place on the grounds of Greenfield
Community College, Greenfield, MA. One mile from the Route 2 /
Interstate 91 rotary at I-91 exit 26. Plenty of free parking is
available on site. Balloon rides and launches are weather permitting.


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As a rule, we do not post SHOW LISTINGS. The reason is quite
simple. Our readers are spread out all over the map. Though our name
is the NEW ENGLAND Music Scrapbook, we have readers all across the
southern tier of states - with a large number in Florida and another
large number in the Atlanta area. Even within the Northeast, we have
readers in each of the six New England states and many in New York and
New Jersey. The great majority of show listings would be of no
interest at all to most of our readers.

We make exceptions when show listings are part of an item of more
general interest. CD-release events are great examples. For us, the
main point of an item of this sort is that an act has a new record.
The show being announced is of secondary interest to us - if that - as
far as the contents of our newsletter goes.

We also make a few exceptions for shows in the immediate Boston
area. Our single biggest concentration of readers, as far as we know,
is in and around Boston. We understand from e-mails we receive that
we are able to help turn out an audience to many entertainments in the
Boston area. But even in the case of Boston shows, we make few
exceptions.

So, the general rule of thumb is that we don't post show
listings. In the very few, truly exceptional instances where we do...


... Shows can be canceled, sold out, or even moved to another
date or location. We recommend checking the Web, calling ahead or
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