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| Sat.,
Sept. 11 8PM in
Chatham
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The
DAVID BROMBERG
Quartet with very special guests
Angel Band |
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Ticket Update: Fewer than 25
tickets are available for this event. Please consider
purchasing in advance. We'd hate for you to miss this concert.
David
Bromberg is a larger-than-life tornado of a performer who
takes incredible joy from making great music with artists he
admires. David was an always-in-demand studio musician, playing
fiddle, acoustic and electric guitar, pedal steel guitar and dobro
on more than 100 albums, and then became a wildly successful solo
artist, combining blues, folk, gospel, and roots styles in whirlwind
live concerts with his David Bromberg Big Band.
At the height of his popularity, David
chucked it all, learned violin-making, and settled down to raise a
family and run a small music store. On occasion, though, David loves
to get his friends together to make music. In particular, David gets
great joy from sharing the stage with his protιgιes,
Angel Band, a vocal trio
featuring Aly Paige, Kathleen Weber and David's wife Nancy
Josephson.
Expect a stage full of high-octane virtuoso
musicians, the sheer joy of making music, and a rare chance to see
David live.
Tickets: $30
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| Sat,,
Sept. 25 8PM in
Chatham
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J.D. SOUTHER with special guest
Amy Speace |
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J.D.
Souther is a legendary songwriter, best known for writing or
co-writing hit songs for The Eagles (Best of My Love,
New Kid in Town, Heartache Tonight), Linda
Ronstadt (Don't Cry Now, Faithless Love), Bonnie
Raitt (Run Like a Thief), James Taylor (Her Town Too)
and countless others. [Click "WATCH" above to see JD and James
Taylor duet on "Her Town Too."] J.D. is also a masterful and charismatic
performer of his own songs, with several hit albums, both solo and
with the Souther Hillman Furay Band, including You're Only Lonely.
Recently, J.D. released his first studio album in 25
years, If The World Was You, inspired by a visit to Cuba and
blending Latin, jazz, and New Orleans rhythms into his classic
country/folk sound.
Hobokenite Amy Speace is an
Americana singer/songwriter who "combines the best parts of Lucinda
Williams and Roseanne Cash...with an unflagging sense of
21st-century hipness." (Vintage Guitar Magazine). She was
"discovered" by Judy Collins, who signed Amy to her Wildflower
Records label and took her on tour.
Tickets: $25
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| Sat.,
October 2 8PM in
Chatham
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PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE
Acoustic Quintet
with special guest Danielle
Miraglia |
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Pioneers of country/rock and audience
favorites of the 2009 Sanctuary season, Pure Prairie
League are best known for a string of high-spirited feel-good
hits for RCA Records ,
including their 1972 classic Amie (Falling In And Out Of Love
With You), Let Me Love You Tonight (with then-vocalist Vince
Gill), Two Lane Highway, and I'm Almost Ready.
After a twenty-year hiatus from recording, the League released
All In Good Time in 2006 and have not looked back since.
Founder/lead singer
Craig Fuller will be joined by longtime bassist and leader
Mike
Reilly, guitarist Curtis Wright,
percussionist Rick Schell, and Nashville sideman supreme Fats Kaplin
on pedal steel, fiddle, mandolin, washboard and accordion.
Special guest
Danielle Miraglia
applies her whiskey voice and Delta blues-style guitar playing to
original songs with Motown, gospel, and blues influences.
Tickets: $30
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| Sat.,
October 16 8PM in
Chatham
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JESSE COLIN YOUNG Acoustic
Trio |
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C'mon people now, Smile on your brother
Ev'rybody get together. Try and love one another right now...
Jesse Colin Young has made
good-time, sunny music since he debuted as a folksinger in 1960s
Greenwich Village, continuing during his days with The Youngbloods that
spawned hits like Get Together, Sunlight, and
Darkness Darkness, and in recent years as a resident of Hawai'i
who continues to tour and record. Jesse's long musical road
includes performances with Led Zeppelin, the Grateful Dead, Janis
Joplin and Crosby Stills Nash & Young and a lifetime of musical
activism on behalf of world peace organizations. We are
delighted to welcome this big spirit to The Sanctuary Concerts.
Jesse will perform with his acoustic
trio, including his wife, Connie Darden-Young, on violin and New
Jersey native
Vito Truglio on
bass.
Tickets: $25
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| Sat.,
October 30 8PM in
Chatham
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A High-Spirited Celtic Evening with
CHERISH THE LADIES |
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We cherish this six-woman Irish-American
group, who bring virtuoso musicianship and stunning harmonies to
their Celtic
repertoire and are joined by a troupe of high energy Irish step
dancers. Taking their name from the title of a traditional
Irish jig, the group came together as the first and only all-woman
traditional Irish band. Since then, they have performed throughout
North and South America, the United Kingdom and Europe, Australia
and New Zealand and have collaborated with James Taylor, Joan Baez,
Emmy Lou Harris, The Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem, The Chieftains,
and dozens of symphony orchestras. The "Celtic Album," their
collaboration with the Boston Pops Symphony, led to a Grammy
nomination.
Tickets: $25
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| Sat., Nov.
20 8PM in
Chatham
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JONATHAN EDWARDS Acoustic
Quartet with special guest
Nora Jane Struthers |
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Sunshine go away today, I don't feel much like
dancin'.
Some man's gone, he's tried to run my life. Don't
know what he's askin'...
Jonathan
Edwards is best known for his 1971 song, “Sunshine,”
which reached #4 on the
Billboard
charts. Its rebellious anti-war spirit captured the
mood of those times, and is equally relevant today.
Over the intervening 35 years,
this "honky-tonk stardust cowboy" has continued to
make provocative and passionate music and to tour
worldwide. He has produced 13 albums, including an
album of children’s music and a Nashville-oriented
album featuring guests like Jerry Douglas, Mark
O'Connor, and Sam Bush. Most recently, he
narrated and performed in a television series,
Cruising America’s Waterways, that is
shown regularly on PBS stations.
Jonathan will appear with
his quartet, featuring Taylor Armerding on
mandolin, Stuart Schulman on piano, fiddle,
and bass, and Charlie Rose on everything
that's not nailed down.
Special guest
Nora
Jane Struthers was raised in New Jersey and
is now causing quite a buzz in Nashville with her
classic Americana songs, which show the influence of
her former career as an English literature teacher
and her classical music training.
Tickets: $25
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