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From the Archives
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Ian Tamblyn University Cafe 6/10/07 Set One
Ian Tamblyn
Canada's Ian Tamblyn, who describes himself as musician/adventurer/playwright, made a rare US appearance at Stony Brook University's The University Cafe on Sunday evening June 10th, 2008.
Canadian songwriters including Lynn Miles, James Keelaghan, and Fred Eaglesmith regularly sing the praises of Ian Tamblyn as one of Canada's national treasures, deserving much more of an audience in the United States.
Since 1971, Tamblyn has released twenty-five albums becoming Canada's first independent recording artist with his North Track label. Although Tamblyn did debut at New York City's The Other End in 1978, his focus has been almost exclusively on the Canadian music circuit where he has played the folk clubs, the coffeehouses, and the major festivals. He also served as a topical songwriter on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporations "Sunday morning" radio program. His songs have been recorded by Sylvia Tyson, James Keelaghan, Tamarack, Lynn Miles and Hart Rouge, among others and they are the subject of a tribute CD, Coastline of our Dreams.
A recent CD, Angel's Share, reflects the range of his travels, with songs associated with
visits to Scotland, Antartica, and of course, Canada from the west coast, to the Arctic Circle, to
his home in Chelsea, Quebec. His new CD, Superior: Spirit and Light , is the first of four projected CD’s of his “Four Coast Project” documenting Tamblyn’s musical journey as it connects with the culture of his homeland.
Tamblyn has also combined his music with his environmental concerns to create a series of recordings combining field recordings of Canadian wilderness sounds with synthesizer, hammered dulcimer, and cello to create an ambient instrumental music bringing him recognition as a "new age" musician.
Information about Ian Tamblyn is available at his website, www.tamblyn.com
Ian Tamblyn University Cafe 6/10/07 Set Two
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Sunday Street Acoustic Series-Winter 2008
The Sunday Street Acoustic Series presents nationally-touring artists in the intimate setting of The University Café, a first-class listening room located on the Stony Brook University campus.
Among the many artists who have appeared in the series during its four years are:
Fairport Convention, The Acoustic Strawbs, The Kennedys, Eric Andersen, John Wesley Harding, Suzzy and Maggie Roche, Lynn Miles, Garnet Rogers, Ellis Paul, Fred Eaglesmith, Tom Russell and Garland Jeffreys.
The series is produced and hosted by Charlie Backfish, whose Sunday Street Program on
WUSB-FM (90.1fm and www.wusb.fm) on Sunday mornings from 9 AM until 11:30 AM is now in its thirtieth year and features on-air conversation and performances by many of the artists who appear at the Café.
Photographs of past shows as well as a listing of performers who have appeared in the series at The University Café may be viewed by clicking on the “Gallery” tab on the University Café website (www.universitycafe.org). The website also highlights upcoming shows at the Café.
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Jeff Black - March 30th, 2008 - Set One
Jeff Black - March 30th, 2008 - Set Two
Johnny Cuomo at the University Cafe
February 24th, 2008
Ellis Paul January 20th, 2008
Ellis Paul, January 20th, 2008
Ellis Paul is at the top of the contemporary acoustic music scene and bridges the gap between the contemporary folk sound and the populist traditions of Woody Guthrie. His new CD (his fourteenth recording) , The Dragonfly Races, showcases songs written for children and adults alike and includes assistance from some of his musical colleagues, including Vance Gilbert, Darryl Purpose, Antje Duvekot and Flynn.
Paul has defined himself musically as follows: "I've always considered myself a folksinger despite the fact that I am clearly not putting out folk albums. They have always been singer-songwriter records with pop, rock, country, jazz, folk-rock over tones, but many of them include folk themes, social commentary, story-songs of people struggling with the day to day issues of being a human being."
His songs have been used in major motion pictures and Ellis Paul has been the recipient of 13 Boston New Music Awards. His club and festival appearances both in the United States and in Europe have earned him recognition as an extraordinarily talented live concert performer with a passionate fan base.
For more information, visit www.ellispaul.com
Ellis Paul Set Two
Ellis Paul, January 20th, 2008-Set Two
The Sunday Street Acoustic Series presents nationally-touring artists in the intimate setting of The University Café, a first-class listening room located on the Stony Brook University campus. |
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Live in the Lobby-The Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts
Called "A felicitous space for music listening" by the New York Times (6/17/07), Live in the Lobby is a series of concerts for small audiences held in the lobby of the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (PTPA). The series, which began in the winter of 2005, has been called "one of Long Island's premier small venues for independent singers and songwriters" (L.I. Advance 8/23/07) because they feature original music from Long Island area artists and do not book "tribute" or "cover" bands. PTPA Board member Christopher Capobianco and his fellow volunteers convert the beautiful art deco lobby into a small concert hall with seating for 50 and standing room for another 50, creating an intimate setting with excellent acoustics. "Live in the Lobby" is a team effort of volunteers who believe in having a place for original music and give up a lot of time to make it happen. The performers appreciate it too, and although it's not a "big money" gig, the series is booked for months in advance because the word is out that this is one very special place to play. Advance tickets at the PTPA box office or by phone at 631.207.1313. Visit Liveinthelobby.com or myspace.com/liveinthelobbyatPTPA for the complete schedule and links to the performers.
"The Patchogue Theatre for the Performing
Arts supports the scene with its Live in the Lobby series the first
Thursday of the month" -Newsday,11/8/07.
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Iridesense
Live In the Lobby-Patchogue Theatre
Iridesense-1/3/08
Once in a while a truly original and
inspired act breaks through the mold and creates change through music.
At it's true core, Iridesense is a celebration of sounds. From Rock and
pop, to psychedelic, folk and post-punk/new wave their music is
unparalleled and unique. Brother and Sister Rick and Tara Eberle's
uplifting and thoughtful lyrics easily inspire, and they sing with
harmonic intricacies and counterpoints as their rhythm and bass guitars
dance and crunch.
The lead guitar riffs of Rob Viccari and drum rhythms of
Rich Drouin create a bed of melody and weave the sound together in a
steady flow and it's all fused together creating one of the most
intoxicating and invigorating aural experiences you can or ever will
find. Check them out at profile.myspace.com/iridesense
Russ Seeger
Live in the Lobby-Patchogue Theatre
Russ Seeger-1/3/08
Check him out at:
www.myspace.com/russseegermusic
Johnny Cuomo
Live in the Lobby-Patchogue Theatre
Songwriter Spotlight-1/3/08
Johnny Cuomo
Johnny Cuomo performs 3 songs for the songwriter's
spotlight.
His new record, "American Idle", is available from
Paradiddie Records.
Check him out at:
Check out Johnny Cuomo
http://profile.myspace.com/johnnycuomo
Cole Verderber
Live in the Lobby-Patchogue Theatre
Songwriter Spotlight-1/3/08
Cole Verderber
Check out Cole Verderber’s MySpace Page
Live in the Lobby is a series of concerts for small audiences held in the lobby of the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (PTPA). The series, which began in the winter of 2005, has been called "one of Long Island's premier small venues for independent singers and songwriters" (L.I. Advance 8/23/07) because they feature original music from Long Island area artists and do not book "tribute" or "cover" bands. |
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Featured Track
"Rough Folk"
is a must-hear experience... every track is a diamond in the, well,
"rough"... the songs appeal to the ear, the head, sometimes to the
feet, but always to the heart...
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Jay Scott
From his EP Music for Mind and Soul. Come to the Patchogue Lobby January 6th and see Jay record his new CD live.
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Johnny Cuomo and Dan Lowery live from the American Idle CD Release party
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