The continuing adventures of a post modern neo-traditional oldtime family string band
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Oysters for Breakfast
We serenaded the early lunch crowd today on the main stage at the 27th Annual Oyster Festival in Oyster Bay, NY. It was windy and cool down on the water front, but downright pleasant compared to the cold, wet, windy conditions last year. I never realized how big this festival was or is. The crowds number upwards of 100,000 each day—nearly a quarter million over the weekend! The music is great (excellent sound—kudos to entertainment director Tim Wright) and lots of delicious food, crafts, and activities going on all day. Try and make it down tomorrow (Sunday, October 17) looks like it's gonna be a great fall day! The Homegrown String Band will be opening the festival with an 11am set, so I guess it'll be oysters for breakfast tomorrow!
Labels:
27th Annual Oyster Festival,
Homegrown String Band,
Oyster Bay,
Oysters for breakfast,
Tim Wright
Friday, October 15, 2010
Walter Tore's Spontobeat
Spontaneous Performance Art Created With a Sonic Palette of Mostly Blues
Walter Tore Performs Catch & Release American Roots Music
Spontobeat is a one man show. As a one man band Walter simultaneously plays guitar, harmonica, drums, and keyboards all the while snatching songs from the air, bringing them to life, and immediately releasing them back to the cosmos from whence they came.
Labels:
Blues,
one man band,
Spontobeat,
Walter Tore
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