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TICKET DISCOUNTS*: YOUTH-HALF PRICE (AGES 25 & UNDER) SENIOR-$2.00 OFF (AGES 65 & OVER) FREIGHT MEMBERS-$2.00 OFF *NO DISCOUNTS ON OPEN MIC & CHILDREN’S SHOWS ALL SHOWS ARE GENERAL ADMISSION DOORS AT 7 PM, MUSIC AT 8 PM (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) July 1 & beyond aRXV(Classes/Workshops/Jams aRXV) Ticketing Info aRXV( Kids’ Shows+June 2;`dÆ=fZd@c`kT`June 237ZUU]V\ZUd4R^aAVcW`c^R_TV1""+$!R^WcVV A NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ARTS ORGANIZATION t www.freightandsalvage.org About the Freight PERFORMER PROFILES: June 2012 5IF'SFJHIU4BMWBHF$PGGFFIPVTF #FSLFMFZ Society for the Preservation of Traditional Austin Lounge Lizards Friday June 1 .VTJD JTBOPOQSPGJUDPNNVOJUZBSUTPSHB 0VSGBWPSJUF"VTUJOCBTFECBOESFUVSOTXJUIBIJMBSJPVTTIPX nization dedicated to promoting the under full of twisted humor and highly literate, sharply pointed lyrics standing and appreciation of traditional poking fun at politics, love, religion, and mass culture. Founding music—music rooted in and expressive of members Conrad Deisler and Hank Card, both on guitars, plus the great variety of regional, ethnic, and Bruce Jones on bass and Darcie Deaville on fiddle, mandolin, and social cultures of peoples throughout the offer up spiffy vocal harmonies and polished instrumentals that world. We are supported by your atten come together for a sound that’s part bluegrass, part country, dance, grants from the Alameda County part Cajun, and pure irreverence. ARTSFUND, Berkeley Civic Arts Program, The Lizards’ new DVD, 30 Years of Lost Luggage, attests to the The William & Flora Hewlett Foundation, group’s historical significance, from the good old days of “Jesus the Kanbar Charitable Trust, the Walter & -PWFT.F #VU)F$BOU4UBOE:PV wUPIVNNBCMFDPOUFNQPSBSZ Elise Haas Fund, the Edmund and Jeannik GBSFMJLFi5IF%SVHT*/FFEw Littlefield Foundation, National Endowment Whether you’re hoping to laugh ‘til you’re sore, to get a little perspective on current events, or just for the Arts, Bernard Osher Foundation, Wells to hear some really fine music, this show will certainly fill the bill!. Fargo Foundation, musicians’ benefit perfor mances, volunteer efforts, and your generous Saturday June 2, 10:30 am tax deductible donations. José-Luis Orozco Both kids and adults can expect to laugh, dance, and sing in English and 4QBOJTI XIFOCFMPWFEFEVDBUPS BVUIPS BOENVTJDJBO+PT¹-VJT0SP[DP QFSGPSNTBOIPVSMPOHCFOFGJUDPODFSUGPS#BZ"SFB)JTQBOP*OTUJUVUFGPS Contact Info "EWBODFNFOU #")*" -PT"OHFMFTCBTFE+PT¹-VJTIBTQFSGPSNFECFGPSFNJMMJPOTPGDIJMESFO 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 over the years, and has gained a dedicated following of teachers across the TELEPHONE: continent who use his books and music in their classrooms. He has recorded E-MAIL: [email protected] 13 albums of lirica infantil -BUJO"NFSJDBODIJMESFOTNVTJD BOEXSJUUFO WEBSITE: www.freightandsalvage.org UISFFBXBSEXJOOJOHCPPLTDPNQSJTJOHBOFYUSBPSEJOBSZCJMJOHVBMDPMMFD tion of songs, rhymes, tongue twisters, lullabies, games, and holiday cel FCSBUJPOTHBUIFSFEGSPN4QBOJTITQFBLJOHDPVOUSJFT BAHIA strives to improve the quality of life for children and their families, providing Alameda County with a continuum of services that includes four bilingual child development programs. Board of Directors Robin Flower & Libby McLaren Saturday June 2 Freight favorites Robin Flower and Libby McLaren regale us John Bidwell Peter Glazer with their modern Celtic americana style in an evening of exhila Chair Barbara Higbie rating instrumentals, tight vocal harmonies, creative energy, and Steve Meckfessel Clyde Leland loads of fun. 7JDF$IBJS Ray Murray Nancy Castille Kerry Parker 3PCJOTBHJMFGJEEMF NBOEPMJO BOEHVJUBS BOE-JCCZTIJHI Secretary Russ Pollock FOFSHZHSPPWFTPOQJBOPBOEBDDPSEJPO BOEHSFBUWPDBMTGSPN Bill Haggerty Sarah Robertson CPUIPGUIFN BSFCBDLFEUPOJHIUCZBSFEIPUCBOEGFBUVSJOH Treasurer Marci Rubin bassist Jan Martinelli, Danny Carnahan on fiddle, bouzouki, gui Polly Armstrong David Sawi tar, and vocals, and percussionist Peter Maund. Dion Aroner Steve Sidney Robin and Libby redefine the boundaries of contemporary folk Larry Chung Linda Tillery music with their fusion of original songs and musical traditions John Croizat Austin Willacy from distant corners of the world. Tonight they’ll draw on mate Robin Flower John Williamson rial from their latest CD, 5XFOUZ:FBST5XFOUZ3JWFST, which folk icon Ronnie Gilbert calls “a musical Suzanne Fox NBSSJBHFNBEFJOIFBWFOw3PCJOBOE-JCCZCSFXBNBHJDFMJYJSDPNCJOJOHUIFJSUSBEFNBSLUJHIU New Home Committee arrangements, joi de vivre, and innovative Celtic scat singing for an evening not to be missed!. Sunday June 3 $P$IBJST Jazzschool Advanced Jazz Workshops Danny Carnahan 5IF+B[[TDIPPMTBXBSEXJOOJOH"EWBODFE)JHI4DIPPM+B[[ Warren Hellman (1934-2011) Workshops I & II, under directors Michael Zilber and Erik Jekabson, per GPSNBWBSJFUZPGDVUUJOHFEHFBSSBOHFNFOUTJOUIFJSGJOBMQFSGPSNBODFPG UIFTFBTPO The Jazzschool Institute offers a conservatory program devoted to the Musicians Committee study and performance of jazz and related styles of music, fostering the artistic development of aspiring professional jazz musicians and building Darol Anger Tony Marcus new audiences to sustain and promote the jazz art form. The institute Duck Baker Mike Marshall integrates a comprehensive, progressive undergraduate education pro David Balakrishnan John McCutcheon HSBNUBVHIUCZXPSMEDMBTTNVTJDJBOTBOENVTJDFEVDBUPST QSFQBSJOH Greg Brown Libby McLaren the next generation for a fulfilling life in the dynamic world of the performing arts. Bill Evans Steve Seskin Kaila Flexer Richard Shindell Mary Gibbons Mayne Smith Dan Crary & Thunderation Monday June 4 Ronnie Gilbert Eric Thompson 4VCNJUZPVSFBSTUPUIFwNJOECPHHMJOHw Houston Chronicle Sylvia Herold Suzy Thompson guitar playing of newgrass pioneer Dan Crary. A flatpicking Patrick Landeza QBSUJBMMJTUJOH stylist of great innovation and brilliance, Dan transcends the boundaries of style and genre. Staff During his youth in Kansas, Dan became interested in the UZQFPGTUFFMTUSJOH GMBUUPQHVJUBSGBWPSFECZBSUJTUTMJLF%PD Steve Baker Heather Herrington 8BUTPO*O IFGPVOEFEUIF#MVFHSBTT"MMJBODFXJUI7JODF Executive Director Associate Director Gill, Tony Rice, and Sam Bush, and used Watson’s style as a Susan Lefkowich Lisa Manning KVNQJOHPGGQPJOUGPSJOOPWBUJPO%VSJOHTUJOUTXJUIGJEEMFS Development Director Marketing Director Byron Berline and banjoist John Hickman, Dan polished his Keith Mineo Andrea Hirsig reputation as a master interpreter of traditional
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