Thank you to the Cavendish Community and Conservation Association (CCCA)
for once again sponsoring the Summer Concert Series on the Proctorsville Green.
A special note of thanks to Sharon Huntley for booking bands, arranging the
funding and dealing with the many details needed to make this series possible.
The summer concert series has a long history in
Proctorsville and many people reserve Wednesday evenings to listen to
the live music. As always, the concerts
start at 6 pm and will be held unless severe weather threatens. In case of rain, alternative plans will be
announced on the Cavendish Facebook page.
If you would like to help, CCCA would like to hear from you. Call Robin at 226-7736 to volunteer or for
more information on the concerts.
The Summer Concerts schedule is as follows:
July 9th - Gypsy Reel: Plays high
energy stirring music rooted in the Celtic tradition but garnered from the
whole world. Their music is an exciting synthesis of world rhythms and
influences from 3 continents. Their newest studio album, ‘Red Red Rose
features music from the tradition and original material from the band.
July 16th - Rick Redington: The Man and his band are all about THE LUV and few
people come away from these shows without that same warm fuzzy feeling you had
at your first school dance! Gratefully paired alongside hot gypsy bass-mama
Heather Lynne and Longtime R.R. Alumnus Blake Gowan on Drums Redingtons
Vocals and guitar slinging efforts are seasoning nicely and can be sampled at
any of their live and/or studio offerings. Rick’s never been content
without having many irons in the fire. Recording with Legendary Rock N’
Roll Hall Of Famers Jorma Kaukonen & Jack Casady of Jefferson
Airplane & Hot Tuna & currently finishing tracks with Buddy Cage
& David Nelson of The New Riders Of The Purple Sage. Touring with his band
“The Luv” has opened up many new doors and avenues for which to spin his
musical tapestry. Recently seen riding the wild frontier in their 1970
Retro-Phonic and Phsyca-Funkadelic “LUV BUS ” The group PROMISES to leave a
mark on your heart by the time they pull out of your town!of note both recently
and in the past…This instrumental piece”Strange Fate” was
picked up and used in the P.B.S. Documentary “National
Parks” ”Americas’ Best Idea” by KEN BURNSA DVD of a recent benefit
concert at The Paramount Theatre in Rutland Vt. is about to be realeased.”The
Circus” is coming out THIS SPRING and will feature some fine work by members of
The New Riders of The Purple Sage. Rick was invited to perform the United
Nations for an Aids film featuring Lucy Lui.Rick Has 7 album releases to date
and is currently working on his 8th.Rick also appeared in a movie with Billy
Ray Cyrus called Radical Jack. Rick’s release titled Destiny included a track
with Rock n’ Roll hall of famer Jorma Kaukonen and his next release
featured two more songs recorded with Jorma as well as one track with Jack
Casady.
July 23 - Sensible Shoes One of VT's favorite dance bands, playing a funky mix of original music and
cover tunes. The new CD, 'My History' available on CDBaby or order here!
"...An exceptional recording filled with well-written and beautifully
performed songs." Valley News
July 30 - Chris Kleeman Chris's Blues are
multi-spectral, rolling from stinging slide guitar to deft rag-time; from the
Southern styles of Mississippi John Hurt, Robert Johnson, Blind Willie McTell
all the way up that big river to the Blues of Chicago. Muddy Waters, Elmore
James... Throw in the Piedmont Blues of people like Blind Boy Fuller and
Brownie McGhee, and you have a masterful concoction of influences. For dessert,
throw in some scat-singing, vocal trombone, and some 12-String guitar instrumentals
that will make your spirit soar. Chris is also well known for his sparkling
interpretive skills, bringing songs from across a broad spectrum to spice up an
already simmering, soulful pot of music.
Chris plays on a 1933 National Duolian, and 6 and 12-String guitars. He has
shared the stage with many performers of national stature over the years, and
in 1998 and 2001 was a featured performer at the Champlain Valley Folk
Festival. In 2002, he appeared at the Montreux Jazz Festival with Bob
Stannard.Chris has six recordings to his credit, and his last 2 solo projects
are now compiled on the CD, "Northern Blue." Two newer CDs of Country
Blues with Malkum Gibson, were released in 1999 and 2001, along with “Made in
Vermont” with Bob Stannard in 2004.
With
the constant hype of the music world, Chris provides a unique opportunity to
see and hear the real thing; an artist of high energy and gritty musical
performance, who's been matched up to perform in shows with musicians such as
B.B. King, Buddy Guy,Taj Mahal, Chris Smither, Susan Tedeschi, The Fabulous
Thunderbirds, Rory Block, John Hammond, Koko Taylor, George Thorogood, Johnny
Winter, Leon Redbone, David Bromberg,...the list goes on and on.
August 6 - Yankee Chank:
Featuring Cavendish’s own Bob Naess on fiddle, this Cajun/Zydeco band will have
you dancing in the street. With accomplished musicians from all over Vermont,
this four-person band plays traditional dance music from Southwest Louisiana.
August 13 - Voo Doo Alien
Blues Band: The Rutland based all star rhythm and blues band is led by local blues legend Steve Audsley and appears regularly at a variety of Vermont venues.
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