Talia Sekons: Guitar, Vocals
Christian Ward: Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
Marc Lionetti: Resonator Guitar, Vocals
Shawn Dean: Fiddle
Brian Durkin: Upright Bass
Christian McAdams: Mandolin
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Austin’s The Lost Pines play old-time Americana with heavy bluegrass, folk and country influences, all wrapped tight with superb harmonies and an original repertoire on their self-released debut Middle of the Morning. Hear the local, talented crew scale the Blue Ridge Mountains and touch down on the Texas plains.
“If you wanna go where the old folks go, that’s alright with me,” sing The Lost Pines on the first track of their debut album Middle of the Morning. As it turns out, that couldn’t be a more accurate description of the 6-piece Austin-based string band steeped in bluegrass, traditional country, and folk songs of early pioneer America. But in as much as they write and sing songs about lost loves, drifters, bank robberies and burials, there’s also plenty that celebrate the enduring ties of family, the power of singing when it counts, and being proud of where you’re from--or end up--even if it isn’t where you intended it to be. And those themes are about as modern as themes can get. Add to that three-part vocal harmonies and arrangements, searing mandolin, guitar and fiddle picking, and a granite-solid foundation of banjo, guitar and standing bass, and you have one of the most entertaining and versatile bands around in any style, for any age.
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Hello, it's me, Ruby Jane.To those who don't know me, I am a 14 year old fiddler, songwriter. I have some songs posted that are fresh out of the studio. Let me know if you like the new songs..be one of the first to hear, even before they are released!Thanks! new videos too! Ruby Jane
Summer is near and so is the Harvest! Get ready for a jammin' good time as the music echoes across these beautiful Ozark Mountains! Tickets are on sale now!
Summer is near and so is the Harvest! Get ready for a jammin' good time as the music echoes across these beautiful Ozark Mountains! Tickets are on sale now!
Leeann Atherton's Full Moon Barn Dance 3600 S. 2nd Street Austin, Texas 78704
Sunday March 22 2 - 10pm
GATE OPEN @ 2PM Love Donations Please $10 with Potluck to Share $15 without Potluck
Backyard, Bands, BBQ, BYOB Family Event Come Early
2:00pm Leeann & Tony Airoldi 2:30pm Wendy Colonna 3:00pm Chris Wall 4:00pm Ruby Jane 4:30pm Leeann Atherton Band 5:00pm Gary Nicholson 6:00pm Katzenjammer 7:00pm Ray Bonneville 8:00pm Randy Weeks 9:00pm The Lost Pines
we're so happy to have finally met- listened to your stuff on the long journey home and enjoyed hearing about our blue ridge mountains. thank you all for coming out to support us- really really appreciated it.
come to virginia to get a taste of appalachia soon- pretty sure we could fit you all in our barn:)
Hey Lost Pines! Just sending a little greeting from Wisconsin!:) Wishing you all the best! Still jamming to "Middle of the Road" and looking forward to you next album.. take care, Eric
Hey, y'all...FINALLY got the film developed from when you were on my show...yes, that's right, I said FILM;-) Anyway, pictures are finally posted on my page and in the slideshow. Feel free to download them if you like! Happy New Year! Lisa
Talia Sekons: Guitar, Vocals
Christian Ward: Banjo, Guitar, Vocals
Marc Lionetti: Resonator Guitar, Vocals
Shawn Dean: Fiddle
Brian Durkin: Upright Bass
Christian McAdams: Mandolin
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