Whiskey, Wine, Wilco, Bhang, Neko Case, Knob Creek, Timmy O', Whiskey Town, Loretta Lynn, Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, Lucinda Williams, Bushmills, Madonna, Southern Culture on the Skids and of course Barley and Hops.
An event that brings about dreadful and sometimes uncontrollable laughter, long-lasting happiness due to great music, or severe affliction attributable to too much fun.
A total Calamity!
The Calamity Janes are a "super group" taking Vermont by storm. If you know anything about Calamity Jane (a hard-drinking woman, wore men's clothing, used bawdy language, chewed tobacco, was handy with a gun), you will certainly enjoy the personality and essence of this fun and upbeat group!
Abby (Red Tack) Jenne is like a Sweet, hard yet smooth, shot of the finest whiskey. With one critically acclaimed album under her belt and a large following, Abby knows how to captivate an audience with humor and candor. Abby’s voice is an engaging, rhythmic, powerful, pitch perfect experience. She brings a blend of rock and country bending your ear to the sweet and comfortable middle harmonies.
Erin (Madame) McDermott has been writing and performing her songs for over six years, opening for the the likes of Grammy award winner Tim O’Brien, Darol Anger, Mike Marshall, Russ Barenberg and Railroad Earth. Erin’s relaxed, low key stage presence makes her new friends every night. With a voice that has been compared to Alison Krauss, Dolly Parton and Janis Joplin, Erin’s vibrato and delicate, but strong texture takes the high harmonic road.
Jen (Razor Nubs) Wells is the glue that keeps this band together. Classically trained from age 10 and well-versed in jazz, funk, rock, blues and bluegrass, Jen really knows the intricacies of music. With tasteful bass lines and sheer knowledge, Jen communicates a perfect rhythm that steals the show.
Doug (Dawg) Perkins brings a wealth of experience and talent to the group. Doug is best known for his work with Smokin' Grass and for his duet performances with mandolinist Jamie Masefield. With his stylistically precise leads and intricate melodies, Doug and his mandolin provide an essential rhythmic and harmonic layer to the Calamity Janes.
Have you ever noticed how disturbingly large (E.T. large) Ann Coulter's neck is... talk about a fucking alien (oops! I used a bad word) Go check out pictures of her hands and you will understand her secret.
thanks for the request i just love your guitar playing! you have a great traditional and yet unique bluegrassy sound. i hope your music brings you through chicago someday soon take care Jason
OMG!!! I love your stuff!!! That's the kind of music that feels good down to my soul. Thank you for finding me. I am glad to be your friend. Love the name too!!
Hey.. thanks for visiting my space, now to make my day, come to the UK! I've got "It's a brave new world and I'm a brave Woman..." stuck in my head, making me smile... How to get a cd? S x
Hey there, thanks for the add. I listen to you play and I want to dig out the boots and chaps and ride into the westering sun, chewing the ol tabacky while I go... Brilliant and light ! Thanks x Scotty (singer/writer of songs to think-along-to?)
Townie boys, they follow you home
They spend your money and make you long
For the days when this town didn't seem so small
Those townie boys who never left home.
