FLORIDA FOLK CLUB PRESENTS LEE HUNTER AND JOEY KERR

Lee Hunter is a singer, songwriter, rhythm guitarist, percussionist and pianist with a passion for folklore. From 1992-2014, she worked with guitarist Arvid Smith in the critically acclaimed duo, Tammerlin. Together they placed their own stamp on folk/roots music. What you heard was exceptional guitar work accompanying clever original songs and traditional tunes pulled from the roots of American music.

LEE HUNTER PLAYS WITH WALTER PARKS

THE DUSTY ROAD TRIO

The Dusty Road Rangers Band plays a lively mix of American roots music, with a blend of smooth vocal harmonies and some fine string band musicianship.  You’ll enjoy their variety of fun, upbeat Americana music, folk, bluegrass, classic country, blues, ballads and old time tunes.  All from right here in south Florida, the band includes Mike Desztich (guitar, mandolin), Roy Connors (8 string guitar, banjo) and Tim Adde (upright bass). These award-winning pickers have been playing together all over Florida and on up through the Carolinas at many folk and bluegrass festivals, acoustic music venues, fundraisers, coffeehouses, taverns and honkytonks.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Nancy Wagner and Robert Hand are moving to way up yonder to Gainville

Nancy Wagner (vocals, guitar, mandolin), Robert Hand (vocals, guitar, harmonica), They play a mix of original songs and their own acoustic versions of classics from the 60s and 70s folk-rock tradition. Featuring their distinctive two-part harmonies, music that makes you feel good and think well.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Come out on Thursday night AT 7:30 PM for this new event where we will be featuring local musicians and songwriters you may not have had a chance to hear in the past

Hosted by Lou Dominguez and Wes Malkin

The four performers for the Music Showcase

 

No cover charge but donations accepted

Matthew Sabatella and the Rambling String Band

With vocals, guitar, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, and bass fiddle, Matthew Sabatella and the Rambling String Band connect people with music that is woven into the fabric of the United States. Carrying on the tradition of old-time, pre-bluegrass string bands and songsters, they raise the roof with traditional folk songs, fiddle tunes, old-time country, bluegrass, Appalachian music, ragtime, blues, spirituals, railroad and cowboy songs, work songs, sea shanties, reels, breakdowns, ballads, and more.

Raised on a variety of rock and pop music forms from the second half of the twentieth century, the band members followed the influences of their musical heroes back in time to unearth a treasure trove of American roots music. They perform and record these songs with respect for their essence and place in history while imbuing them with a vitality and intensity that betrays their rock and roll upbringing.

Matthew Sabatella and the Rambling String Band features Matthew on vocals, guitar, banjo, and mountain dulcimer; Jack Stamates on fiddle; Chris DeAngelis on bass fiddle and vocals; and Sean Edelson on mandolin, guitar, and vocals.

Visit http://ramblingstringband.com for more.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

Bring your axe. Very laid back – a great way to meet some of the Café’s performers & regulars in a very low-pressure environment. Novices & pros are welcome to come on down & join the jam. Try out new material or just participate in some sing-alongs.

HENK MILNE & & THE FLYING COLUMIN

Which is what Debbie Spring and I have dubbed our new duo, riffing off our old Volunteers heritage. (Look it up).

Anyway, Debs are I are building a fresh repertoire of original tunes (from the growing catalog of “18th century folk songs that I wrote last week”) and trad. fiddle reels and trying them out on new victims.

We debuted a squad of them last night at Luna Star. Monstrous fun! Thanks to all of yez who came!

And Alexis asked us to come back and do a full show, tomorrow night. Guess we’ll work up a few more!

Would be lovely to see yez!