The Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts features an outstanding artist every Sunday. Unlike most sets that offer one or two songs from a particular artist, this features one artist for a complete set. This is a great way for aficionados of folk music, bluegrass, contemporary singer songwriters, etc to hear some of today's exciting artists and really get an idea of what these wonderful people are all about. It's also a great way for venues that present live music to hear some of the best "hidden" talent in the country - a potential source for potential bookings.The Hootenanny Cafe airs every Sunday at 8PM (est) on WTBQ www.wtbq.com
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 Sunday 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm | Dashboard Hula Girls Folk/Traditional, Americana | Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts Online: www.wtbq.com or 93.5FM, NY See Map |
| The Dashboard Hula Girls are a Hudson Valley based band led by songwriter Jeffrey Ashey. Ashey’s voice sits somewhere between Leonard Cohen and Tom Waits and are balanced by vocalist Jackie Rudy. A vocal pairing that’s been described as Beauty and the Beast. Bob Harris plays guitar, mandolin and dobro. Bob spent 15 years touring with Vasser Clements and engineered for the likes of Johny Cash. Michael G Ronstadt adds virtuoso cello. Influences range from Woody Guthrie, Brian Eno & Daniel Lanois to Beacon resident Pete Seeger. The new album Savoir Faire to Spare has songs ranging from the 1960’s folk of “54 Miles” about the Selma civil rights march of 1965, to the jazz standard stylings of “The Love of Money” which might not be out of place on a 1970’s Tom Waits album. “Dig My Way to Freedom” tells the story of the prison break in Dannemora, NY. | ||
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