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Date/Location
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HOUSE CONCERT Performer(s)
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Tickets
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Friday, June 18
2010
8pm
Blue Mounds
State Park
Amphitheatre
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With host/songleader Mac Robertson. CLICK HERE for details!
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Free!
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Saturday, June 19
2010
11am to 1pm
Overture Center
201 State Street
Madison, WI 53703
[Series Flyer]
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Presented by Madison Folk Music Society and Wild Hog in the Woods*
Boo Bradley (playing at 11:00 am) is a hot blues stompin’, jelly roll jumpin’, rag jazz infusin’, two-man acoustic jug attack from Madtown, Wisconsin. These boys throw down a porch stomp boogie chock full of old time Delta moans from the likes of Son House and Charley Patton, the Piedmont shake of Blind Boy Fuller and the earliest Chicago Ragtime mastery of cats like Blind Blake and
Big Bill Broonzy. None of these names sound familiar? Well, never you mind. Once you get a wiff of what these fellers are cookin’, your feet’ll know what to do, ‘cause when Boo and Brad put their groove stamp on a tune you can’t call it nothin’ but good ol’ ho-maid jelly. [for more see link at right]
Madison's own Tracy Jane Comer (playing at 12:00 noon) is an award-winning singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who has toured in various regions of the U.S. and opened for national acts including Willy Porter, the Wailin' Jennys, Holly Near, Ellis Paul, Peter Mulvey, and others. She was named Instrumentalist of the Year by the 2008 Madison Area Music Awards. She has been featured in
Guitar Player magazine and had her music played on two episodes of MTV's show Made. In addition to her solo work she is part of a number of groups and side projects and recently joined the active Madison area country/Top 40 band Wild Heart, in which she sings lead and backing vocals and plays guitar, fiddle, and keyboard.
For this performance, Tracy will be joined by guest Delores Jennison backing vocals.
[for more see link at right]
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Boo Bradley
Tracy Jane Comer
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Friday, July 16
2010
8pm
Blue Mounds
State Park
Main Shelter
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With host/songleader Mac Robertson. CLICK HERE for details!
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Free!
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Fri/Sat/Sun,
July 16-18
2010
State Street
in front of the
Overture Center
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MUSIC FOR MAXWELL STREET DAYS
Music presented by Madison Folk Music Society & Madison Songwriters Guild
The 2010 Maxwell Street Days Summer Sidewalk Sale will take place on State Street in downtown Madison, from Friday, July 16 through Sunday, July 18. Hours are Friday-Saturday 8am to 6pm, and Sunday 10am to 5pm. This annual sidewalk sale and community event showcases Madison’s unique State Street and Capitol Square shopping district.
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FRIDAY
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SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
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10am Christine Costanzo
11am Jim Schwall
12pm Macyn Taylor
1pm Issac Stafstrom
2pm K.G. and the Ranger
3pm John Max Jacobs
4pm Matt Pierce
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10am Tom Kastle
11am Anna Vogelzang
12pm Steve Schad
1pm Patti Ecker
2pm Sue Fink
3pm Jeanne T. Arrigo
4pm Banned Wagon
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12pm SubVocal
1pm Stereo Sinai
2pm Jen Logueflower
3pm Skip Jones
4pm Andina and Rich
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Six performers are coming up from Chicago including Stereo Sinai, a duo of former UW Madison students, Alan Sufrin and Miriam Brosseau. Wisconsin favorites are highlighted by Skip Jones, Tom Kastle, Steve Schad, Jim Schwall and Stephen Lee Rich. Local groups include KG and the Ranger, SubVocal, Banned Wagon, and talented teenagers, Macyn Taylor from Waterford and Isaac Stafstrom, a student at Madison West High School. Macyn returns for her 4th year and Isaac was the recipient
of a Madison Folk Music Society scholarship. Macyn and Isaac will be featured on WORT radio's Mud Acres with Chris Powers, Friday, July 16th at 11am.
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Free!
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Friday, July 23
7:00 pm
Wil-Mar Center
953 Jenifer Street, Madison WI [MAP]
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Presented by Madison Folk Music Society and Wild Hog in the Woods*
Wild Hog's Annual Event! Invited Musicians Performing Woody Guthrie Songs.
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TBA
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Wednesday,
August 4
2010
7:30pm
Brink Lounge
701 E. Washington Ave.
Suite 105
Madison, WI [MAP]
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Claudia is an outstanding singer and songwriter who has shared stages with Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer, Loudon Wainwright III, Steve Forbert, Tish Hinojosa, Kris Kristoffersen, Willie Nelson, Darryl Purpose, Peter Rowan, Rosalie Sorrels and Bill Staines, among many others. She is accompanied by the Folk Unlimited Orchestra which includes Bruce Kaplan on mandolin, guitar and vocals, and Mark Petrella on string bass. When the planets align, she is pleased to also count Carl Byron
(piano accordion) and Eric Lewis (dobro, guitar, mandolin) in the band. [more...]
“Claudia Russell is a great live performer and Live Band Tonight proves that. Her band...Let’s just say they’re hot. Connect them to the power grid and they’d light up a medium-sized town…This CD is as musically solid as they come and in the world of obligatory live CDs, Live Band Tonight shines.”
– Sing Out magazine
[more...]
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[full details...]
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Saturday,
August 14
2010
11am to 1pm
Overture Center
201 State Street
Madison, WI 53703
[Series Flyer]
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11:00 am - Annie & Rod Capps - Songs about broken things and poignant little ponderings are delivered with a rootsy vibe, a touch of twang and a soulful groove. Annie and Rod are on a musical journey that began in 1982, culminating into a symbiotic sound that reflects their deep and intuitive understanding of each other. Over the years, Annie and Rod have done it all; from rock to musical theater
and while they continue to draw from a wide range of genres and influences, what comes out is a hybrid sound all their own. Genuine and playful; effortless and endearing; this duo has been enchanting audiences in quality music venues, house concerts, coffeehouses and festivals throughout their home state of Michigan and beyond.
"The audience is drawn in right from the beginning with Annie's amazing voice and the power of her songs. She has a way of making everyone in the venue feel like she is his or her personal friend." – Dave Rutkofske, Blue Water Folk Society (Thumbfest)
12:00 pm - Small Potatoes - The Chicago based folk duo of Jacquie Manning and Rich Prezioso say it has taken them years of careful indecision to develop a repertoire they describe as "Celtic to Cowboy." Superb musicianship and showmanship, award-winning songwriting, and a strong sense of tradition has made them, as Dirty Linen Magazine said, "one of the most polished, inventive,
and entertaining shows on the circuit."
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Annie & Rod Capps
Small Potatoes
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