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SUMMARY:The Alison Brown Quintet… pushing the boundaries of folk and bluegrass
DESCRIPTION:Alison Brown doesn’t play the banjo… Alison Brown plays music on the banjo. \nAcoustic instrumental music has never been so beautifully represented as by Alison Brown.  As one of the most multi-faceted minds on today’s roots music scene\, every one of Alison’s endeavors is marked by innovation\, intelligence\, and grace. As a banjo player\, she throws out the textbook when it comes playing the banjo and the result is a sound that blends the rugged drive of bluegrass with the harmonic sensibilities of jazz\, earning vast acclaim and a GRAMMY award in the process. \n \nAlison took an unusual path to becoming an internationally recognized banjoist.  After completing her undergraduate studies at Harvard University and receiving an MBA from UCLA\, she pursued a career in investment banking. But she missed the bluegrass music she’d grown up playing in Southern California so much that when Alison Krauss called looking for a banjo player\, she made the decision to give up her Wall Street career to pursue music.  She toured with Alison Krauss and Union Station\, and Michelle Shocked before forming her own group\, The Alison Brown Quartet\, in 1993. \nSince that time\, Alison and her band have been winning over traditionalists and mainstream music fans alike with her unique style.  They have toured extensively throughout the US and abroad with stops at some of music’s most prestigious venues including The Kennedy Center\, Newport Folk Festival\, Telluride Bluegrass Festival\, MerleFest\, New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival\, Philadelphia Folk Festival\, FreshGrass\, The Cambridge Folk Festival (England)\, Celtic Connections (Scotland)\, Dublin National Concert Hall (Ireland)\, Galway Arts Festival (Ireland) and Verbier Music Festival (Switzerland).  The band has also traveled to Central and South America at the invitation of the US Information Agency and to Japan as Friendship Ambassadors on behalf of the Nashville Mayor’s office to celebrate a new sister city relationship between Kamakura\, Japan and Music City. \n  \n \nAlison has recorded 12 critically-acclaimed solo albums\, received a GRAMMY and multiple GRAMMY- nominations. She has also received the USA Artists Fellowship in Music and a Distinguished Achievement Award from the International Bluegrass Music Association. Alison has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning\, NPR’s All Things Considered and in the pages of the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times among many other publications. \n  \nAlison is also the co-founder of the internationally recognized roots music label Compass Records Group which Billboard Magazine has called “one of the greatest independent labels of the last decade.” Compass Records Group oversees a catalog of nearly 1\,000 releases across multiple label imprints\, including Red House Records\, Green Linnet and Mulligan Records. Alison currently serves on the Board of the Nashville Chapter of the Recording Academy\, on the adjunct faculty of Vanderbilt’s Blair School of Music and as co-chair of the Steve Martin Banjo Prize.
URL:https://royshall.org/event/alison-brown-260501/
LOCATION:Roy’s Hall\, 30 Main St\, Blairstown\, NJ\, 07825\, United States
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SUMMARY:Good Stuff ~ The metro area's preeminent tribute to Steely Dan
DESCRIPTION:One Listen Will Tell You!\nThere is NO OTHER Steely Dan Tribute that comes as close to recreating the meticulous sound of Steely Dan musically and vocally. \n \nMusic lovers and concert goers who enjoy the sophisticated music of Steely Dan and Donald Fagen are in for a rare treat. GOOD STUFF performs the music with skill and perfection by some of the finest session players in the region. \n \nLed by vocalist Mike Caputo\, GOOD STUFF performs an entire evening of STEELY DAN at Roy’s Hall on Saturday\, May 30th at 8:00PM. It’s a perfect evening of music by “The Dan” including old favorites and deep cuts from the Steely Dan catalog.
URL:https://royshall.org/event/good-stuff-260530/
LOCATION:Roy’s Hall\, 30 Main St\, Blairstown\, NJ\, 07825\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Dark Horses celebrate the music of George Harrison
DESCRIPTION:The Dark Horses\, a powerhouse line-up of nine Orange County NY musicians\, bring to life Harrison’s musical legacy from his Cavern Club days with the Beatles through his solo career\, including collaborations with Eric Clapton\, Jeff Lynne\, and The Traveling Wilburys. The stories behind the music form a narrative connecting the music to a generation for which Harrison’s music was a soundtrack\, while creating context for a newer musical generation. No costumes. No gimmicks. Just great musicianship and a 2+ hour show!\n\nGerard Mancini\, guitar\nGlenn John Arnowitz\, keys/vocals\nAlan Magee\, guitar/vocals\nPete Verutes\, bass\nMichael Robert Hickey\, drums/vocals\nMelissa Mahony\, vocals/ukelele\nPattie Gordon\, vocals\nMike Pacer\, alto/baritone saxes\nBarton Schindler\, tenor sax\n 
URL:https://royshall.org/event/the-dark-horses-260620/
LOCATION:Roy’s Hall\, 30 Main St\, Blairstown\, NJ\, 07825\, United States
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