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| Belinda Gail & Curly Musgrave - August 2 |
- WESTERN MUSIC ASSOCIATION Award winners:
- Male Performer Of The Year: 2002 / 2003 (Curly
Musgrave) - Female Performer Of The Year: 1999 / 2000 / 2001 /
2002 / 2005 (Belinda Gail) - Duo/Group: 2005 / 2006 (Belinda Gail & Curly
Musgrave
Belinda Gail and Curly Musgrave define synergy. The combination of
their individual talents and careers has brought a powerful
performance dynamic to Western music that has most recently earned
them the coveted ‘Duo/Group Of The Year’ award for 2005 and 2006
from the Western Music Association.
No small wonder. Belinda Gail, through her breathtaking
performances, has earned the Western Music Association’s award for
Female Performer Of The Year an unprecedented four consecutive
years, 1999 through 2002, and again in 2005. She garnered the
Academy Of Western Artists' Will Rogers award for Female Performer Of
The Year in 1999 and 2004. Other nominations and awards confirm her
energy and appeal as a performer. She is a giving and inspirational
entertainer whose show is captivating, compelling and unforgettable in
every sense of the word. She truly is “America’s Western Sweetheart”.
their individual talents and careers has brought a powerful
performance dynamic to Western music that has most recently earned
them the coveted ‘Duo/Group Of The Year’ award for 2005 and 2006
from the Western Music Association.
No small wonder. Belinda Gail, through her breathtaking
performances, has earned the Western Music Association’s award for
Female Performer Of The Year an unprecedented four consecutive
years, 1999 through 2002, and again in 2005. She garnered the
Academy Of Western Artists' Will Rogers award for Female Performer Of
The Year in 1999 and 2004. Other nominations and awards confirm her
energy and appeal as a performer. She is a giving and inspirational
entertainer whose show is captivating, compelling and unforgettable in
every sense of the word. She truly is “America’s Western Sweetheart”.
Curly Musgrave has been dubbed “one of the finest voices to come down the trail in a long, long time” and “one
of the most innovative and influential singer/songwriters in Western music today”. He is the Western Music
Association’s Male Performer Of The Year for 2002 and 2003. He also garnered the WMA’s Songwriter Of The Year
award in 2002, 2003 and 2004 and Best Collaboration award in 2007. He received the Academy Of Western Artists'
Will Rogers awards as Male Performer Of The Year and Entertainer Of The Year in 2003. Belinda and Curly won
Traditional Album of the Year from the WMA in 2007 for their acclaimed RED ROCK MOON CD.
Belinda and Curly infuse electricity, energy, enthusiasm and versatility into every performance. This is reflected
in dynamic arrangements of original and traditional Western music and gospel songs. Audiences truly enjoy
their lively and humorous banter on stage! Both are skilled and articulate yodelers and routinely bring
audiences to their feet with harmony yodeling and songs that arouse the gamut of emotion from tears to hilarity.
This will be their second AMSD appearance.
of the most innovative and influential singer/songwriters in Western music today”. He is the Western Music
Association’s Male Performer Of The Year for 2002 and 2003. He also garnered the WMA’s Songwriter Of The Year
award in 2002, 2003 and 2004 and Best Collaboration award in 2007. He received the Academy Of Western Artists'
Will Rogers awards as Male Performer Of The Year and Entertainer Of The Year in 2003. Belinda and Curly won
Traditional Album of the Year from the WMA in 2007 for their acclaimed RED ROCK MOON CD.
Belinda and Curly infuse electricity, energy, enthusiasm and versatility into every performance. This is reflected
in dynamic arrangements of original and traditional Western music and gospel songs. Audiences truly enjoy
their lively and humorous banter on stage! Both are skilled and articulate yodelers and routinely bring
audiences to their feet with harmony yodeling and songs that arouse the gamut of emotion from tears to hilarity.
This will be their second AMSD appearance.
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| Jim Kweskin - August 9 |
Rows 5 - 18: $20
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Famed 1960s folk revival heroes the Jim Kweskin Jug Band came to life in
Cambridge MA, where many of the members were attending various colleges.
Spreading out from their coffeehouse beginnings in Cambridge and Greenwich
Village, they found themselves playing venues ranging from the Newport Folk
Festival to the psychedelic ballrooms of San Francisco, where they shared billing
with the likes of Big Brother and the Holding Company and the Doors. Jim led
the band on guitar and vocals, shaping its good-humored mix of old-time folk,
jazz, blues, and 1920s and '30s "whoopie music." Although it disbanded in 1968,
the band is still fondly remembered for its prime performances, albums like the
1965 Vanguard release, Jug Band Music, and for the memorable talents of
members like Jim, Geoff Muldaur, Maria Muldaur, and jug/washtub bass
virtuoso, the late Fritz Richmond.
Jim joined his old bandmate, and AMSD favorite, Geoff Muldaur last December
for an evening of great music and fun, and now returns with his own trio to
perform new and old songs in a show that's sure to bring a grin to the face and a
tap to the toes. Don't miss the chance to see this icon of American traditional
music.
Cambridge MA, where many of the members were attending various colleges.
Spreading out from their coffeehouse beginnings in Cambridge and Greenwich
Village, they found themselves playing venues ranging from the Newport Folk
Festival to the psychedelic ballrooms of San Francisco, where they shared billing
with the likes of Big Brother and the Holding Company and the Doors. Jim led
the band on guitar and vocals, shaping its good-humored mix of old-time folk,
jazz, blues, and 1920s and '30s "whoopie music." Although it disbanded in 1968,
the band is still fondly remembered for its prime performances, albums like the
1965 Vanguard release, Jug Band Music, and for the memorable talents of
members like Jim, Geoff Muldaur, Maria Muldaur, and jug/washtub bass
virtuoso, the late Fritz Richmond.
Jim joined his old bandmate, and AMSD favorite, Geoff Muldaur last December
for an evening of great music and fun, and now returns with his own trio to
perform new and old songs in a show that's sure to bring a grin to the face and a
tap to the toes. Don't miss the chance to see this icon of American traditional
music.
