Friday, September 11, 2009

Kicking Off a Fab Weekend

The Old Blind Dogs Thursday night kicked off a weekend that will feature Tom Rush (Saturday night), and Beausoleil, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Hotclub of Cowtown and more (the free Narrows Festival of the Arts on Sunday).

The Dogs--who last played the Narrows about 3 years ago--performed their high energy Scottish folk music to an enthusiastic crowd of fans.

One highlight from their last visit was their purchase of a bass guitar hanging on the wall of a liquor store across from where they were staying in Somerset, MA. Since they had forgotten to bring a bass to the states, they bought the instrument (for $40)--later raffling it off and donating the money to charity. From then on they have been raffling off one of their instruments at the end of a tour. This time they are raffling off a guitar.

Last we checked there were just a handful of Tom Rush tickets available. And, of course, this Sunday is free.

2 comments:

vwflyguy said...

Hi Steve,
Thanks for all our work and that of the other volunteers. I've been listening to this replay of the Old Blind Dogs concert and it's just wonderful to listen to. My wife was unable to be there for this concert and is very greatful for the archival access. Hope that WMVY can continue to maintain these archives. I replay a number of them just because they are personally memorable as well as well recorded. Keep up the good work!!!

Best to ALL!!! See you soon!!!

VW FLY GUY

Jason Kadlec said...

Hey - hope you don't mind the off topic comment - this is Jason, I work with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band. I thought you'd want to know that they've got a free download of "My Feet Can't Fail Me Now" posted up on their site: http://www.dirtydozenbrass.com.

I hope you'll grab a copy for yourself and If your readers are fans of the Dozen, you can also take that free download widget and post it up on your blog and invite your readers to check it out right here on your site. Just click on the word Share right below the Free Download button.