Another fun show at Freddy’s Backroom!
485 Dean Street,
Park Slope, Brooklyn,
phone: 718.622.7035
That's the corner of Dean Street and
6th Avenue in Brooklyn.
NEXT SHOW July 16th, Thursday at 8:30pm. No cover!
The best of
Bluegrass, Oldtime and Good ‘Ol
Country music!
The Bands
1. Good, Greasy and Baked
2. Vincent Cross and Good Company
3.
Song
Circle with Nick
Beaudoing, The Debonaires
and Dock Oscar
Good, Greasy and Baked at 10:30 pm
Get Ready to Rumble with Good Greasy &
Baked (now with more cello)!
The GGB has been described as the Sly and the Family Stone of Old Time Music. They play traditional southern stringband
music with fiddle, banjo, guitar, harmony singing, and cello, etc. But the GGB ain't your
average stringband... they also like to mix it up with some classic
country, hip hop, sacred music, and as always, at least one velvet underground cover per set."
Members
of Good Greasy &
Baked:
Jen Sirey on guitar, vocals
Arminda Thomas on
banjo, banjo-uke, and vocals
Cardigan
Dan on banjo, guitar, and vocals
With The Good Greasy and Baked Touring Arkestra,
Family Ministry, and String Ensemble, featuring:
Fiddling
Andy Klein on Fiddle
David
Tam on Cello
& the distinct possibility of special guests
And of
course, the Good Greasy & Baked Dancers!
Good, Greasy and Baked web site
Vincent Cross & Good Company at 9:30 pm
New Songs, Old Sound
In the
summer of 2006, Vincent Cross moved from his native Ireland
to New York City,
where he hit the bluegrass scene with lightening speed.
Within three months
Cross met the ‘good company’ to help him
to realize
his vision of playing original songs
with a traditional sound.
Indeed, Cross has an
uncanny ability to write originals that
don’t sound like originals. His voice captures the high lonesome sound
that reminds fans of a young Del McCoury.
Vincent Cross web
site
The Song
Circle at 8:30pm
Four performers around a microphone taking turns
singing songs and
picking. Each singer plays an old tune or an original song in this intimate setting.
Tonight we have
Nick Beaudoing--returns
with tangy, honky tonk goodness.
The Debonaires--aka
Howard Gotfryd, Jerry Herz
and Deb Castellano singing from history's playbook.
Dock Oscar--songs about Jesus and shopping.
This shindig opens the show at 8:30pm.
Photographs Check out the Brooklyn Winter
Hoedown and each month at the Opry!
Over 4 years worth of photos!
Links
Dock’s Band The Ambassadors of Love and My Space Page
Brooklyn Country Music
MP3s
I’m working on it!
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E mail address
Dock Oscar