Submitted by rotaryprophets on
A day of roots rock and Americana with The Rotary Prophets and our good friends: Autumn Hollow and Summer Villians.
Submitted by sendai77 on
J Johnson (mandolin) and Chris Reckling (guitar) are The Splinters.
We play bluegrass, fiddle tunes, swing, and Americana music. Our influences include Doc Watson, Norman Blake, Tony Rice, David Grisman, OCMS, Gillian Welch, Bill Frisell, Duke Ellington, Chris Thile, Frank Zappa, Hot Rize and many others.
Submitted by Linda Viens on
Kingdom of Love is Richard Lamphear and Linda Viens. Dreamy, atmospheric folk/pop....:)
Submitted by Bookends on
When Kristina (formerly Living In Polaroids) moved to Cambridge from New York City, she met Isaiah (also of The Takeaways) and they started playing music together. Then one day, Rosheen fell from the sky and landed in the middle of a Bookends practice session and began to play bodhrán. So they just went with it.
Submitted by anu3bis on
Just a guy with a Hammered Dulcimer, a porch, and a few songs in his head. By no means a pro, but if you've never seen a hammered dulcimer, they're pretty darned cool.
Submitted by drcazador on
Genres: folk and indie rock, mostly acoustic; covers and originals.
Guitar & vocals: Marcy Goldstein-Gelb, Martin Hunter
*** Special Guest: The Porch Party Mamas ***
Submitted by pabain on
Trial mix is a highly-edible combination of dried fruit, nuts, and chocolate that boosts energy yet sustains for the long haul. Trial Mix is also a highly-listenable combination of harmonies, voicings, and folk styles that will boost your psychic energy and sustain your mood for the long haul. We play great tunes from a century of folk music in styles that span the American tonal palette, from Carter Family favorites to contemporary gems. 7 musicians, one mix. Grab an an ear-full!
Ingredients: David Newey, Deanna Coleman, Noel Symons, Michele Savelo, Jack Liebman, Steve Smith, Paul Bain
Submitted by istpoir on
Banjovillian is Somerville resident Julia Poirier and one or more of her banjo-playing friends. Julia plays old-time banjo tunes at a laid-back pace that encourages singing and playing along. This is what music was like before it became a spectator sport. Y'all come on over and set a spell.
Submitted by Friends of the SPL on
Yani is an accomplished banjoist, and vocalist. She describes her music as mountain style, or “vintage country”.
Submitted by Friends of the SPL on
Flightless Buttress: melding classical music with classic rock. Featuring John Nolan on guitar, and Calin Peters playing the cello (and if we are lucky the dulcimer). Note: Will be playing in the library's forecourt in the later afternoon, around 3pm.
