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7 8 9 Kerry & Kelly A Message A Welcome from the Artistic Directors: from the Board Since it’s inception in 2010, the Sag Harbor American Music Festival’s mission has been to present an eclectic mix of national and local performers steeped in the many Laura Hello Music Fans, genres of American music. Welcome to the eighth annual Sag Har- Experiencing live music is important to our humanity—it bor American Music Festival. We are so makes us feel good, stimulates the brain and bonds us excited to be showcasing this incredi- together as a community. We hope you and your family ble array of talent! We have a fabulous will join us for this special weekend! event planned for this year. As Sag Har- John Something new for Thursday this year is a live concert bor continues to uphold its reputation Celebration of Sly & the Family Stone at Bay Street The- as a diverse center for the arts, we are ater. “Dance to the Music” as we kick-off a fabulous happy to see the Festival lead the way. eighth season. Thanks to all of you who participate – For years we have tried to hire the tremendously talented your enthusiasm makes a direct impact Dan Tyminski, but he has been on the road with Allison on our mission to provide access to live Krauss and Union Station. We are thrilled to finally pres- Cynthia music and support our school music ent him Friday at the Old Whalers Church! He will per- programs. We express our appreciation form from his latest release “Southern Gothic,” a soulful alt-Country EDM sound, unique as its maker. to all the sponsors, donors, advertisers, musicians and volunteers who make FREE live music will be heard Saturday and Sunday the festival possible. And great thanks throughout Sag Harbor Village. We feature over 30 acts to our muse, the community of Sag from Jazz to Pop, Ska to Soul, Country to Blues, Rock, Harbor! Roots and more. Meet us at the Windmill Saturday at 10 Joe a.m. for our kick-off with Escola de Samba BOOM. Kelly Connaughton Dodds The Nancy Atlas Project wraps up our knockout Sunday President & Co-Artistic Director schedule at 5pm on The Sag Harbor Express Stage at the Kerry Farrell Dodds & Eder Home tent. Clear your schedules and in- Co-Artistic Director vite your friends to join you for the best weekend in Sag Laura Grenning Harbor! Maryann Treasurer The Sag Harbor American Music Festival exists as a com- John Landes munity development activity and we hope you see and Secretary experience it that way. Please come find us at the events. Cynthia Daniels We would love to talk to you about how to get involved, about music or about Sag Harbor. Joe Lauro Maryann Lucas Sincerely, Gavin Menu Kelly and Kerry Gavin

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CONCERTS FREE EVENTS Thursday, Sept 27th Saturday, Sept 29th @ Bay Street Theater @ Sag Harbor Village Celebration of Sly & The Family Stone 10am-9pm Concert & Dance Party Hoo Doo Loungers, Hopefully Forgiven, Doors: 7pm/Show: 8pm • $30 Unsung Heroes, The Scofflaws, Dante, Joe Delia, Montauk Project, Evan Sherman Friday, Sept 28th Band, Rorie Kelly, Jake Lear and more! @ Old Whalers Church th Dan Tyminski Sunday, Sept 30 14x GRAMMY Winner In The Alley and Doors: 7pm/Show: 8pm • $30 @ Dodds & Eder Tent 11am-6pm Premier Partner: Vine Brothers, The Kennedys, Cold Chocolate, Sofia D’Angelo Inda Eaton & Nancy Atlas!

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11 ARTIST WIN THIS PAINTING STATEMENT BY MARYANN LUCAS

A rumor, early last October, in- spired the painting for this year’s Sag Harbor American Music Festival. “Conca D’Oro is closing.” We had to act quickly. Brad and Telly showed up a few days later outside of Conca D’Oro on a sunny Sunday afternoon. They unpacked their guitars and ca- sually started picking some notes and plucking some strings. As I snapped the photos, I noticed how the pair just fell into harmony. I could hear it in their song, and see it in their body language. There was a comfortable rhythm in their movements. Ah, sweet inspiration! It was that mutual com- fort - the ease of what is familiar - that I tried to capture in this year’s paint- ing. I saw it in their stance and the way they held their guitars. I saw it too, in the odd colored green awning flanking Conco D’Oro, and in the wooden bench just outside the open door. I saw it and remember it still, in the yellow glow of interior lights, glimpses of the ovens and stacked pizza boxes on the counter, all of which I hope to have conveyed in this year’s featured artwork. In the years to come, as the Sag Harbor American Music Festival and the village itself continue to evolve, it will be fun to see which musicians are paired with the locations I hold in my own mind.

BUY RAFFLE TICKETS TO WIN MARYANN LUCAS’ “MUSICIANS AT CONCA D’ORO,” now on display at the Romany Kramoris Gallery on Main Street in Sag Harbor, at our concerts and merchandise booths during the festival, which takes place this year from September 27 - 30. A limited amount of signed commemorative posters are also available for purchase. All proceeds will benefit the Sag Harbor Amer- ican Music Festival.

Special thanks to Hopefully Forgiven for being our muse!

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Premier Partner - $10,000 Jackson Dodds & Company, Inc.

Main Stage Partner - $5,000 The Sag Harbor Express

Presenting Partners - $2,500 Duo Sponsors - $850 Dodds & Eder Home Baron’s Cove GMS Group Grenning Gallery Historic Films F. Michael Hemmer, Surveyor Long Island Broadcasting Group LT Burger Sag Harbor Inn Lulu Kitchen & Bar Provisions Natural Foods Market & Cafe Sag Pizza Sen Japanese Restaurant Quartet Sponsors - $1,500 Contractor Express Solo Sponsors - $500 Geekhampton Fishers Home Furnishings NY360 GNFerraris Harbor Books Trio Sponsors - $1,200 JCP Landscaping Bridgehampton National Bank Maryann Lucas Artworks Hamptons Gym Corp SHIMA Dr. Glenn Goodman The Adam Miller Group & Dr. Suzanne Kirby WLNG WPPB Wolffer Kitchen

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The Sag Harbor American Music Festival is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. If you enjoyed your time with us, please let us know by supporting our programs. Additional money raised will support year-round musical events in Sag Harbor. Any donations may be sent to P.O. Box 2323, Sag Harbor, NY 11963. Please visit our website for more information: www.SagHarborMusic.org

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THE SAG HARBOR AMERICAN fun and joyous abandon of their music to the band’s African-American musical MUSIC FESTIVAL kicks-off its eighth communicates freedom and inclusiveness antecedents. The Family Stone’s appear- year on Thursday, September 27, with a more directly than any words could.” ance at Woodstock in the summer of ‘69— special concert celebration of Sly and Koontz’s plan is to capture the Fami- they were the only real R&B band on the the Family Stone. A group of East End ly Stone’s frenetic energy by basing the bill—was the high point of their success. musicians, directed by Sag Harbor’s own evening’s performance on how the band Why feature a tribute band at a festival Dan Koontz, will bring the seminal funk sounded live. known for presenting original music? band’s classic songs to life on stage at Sly Stone, also known as Sylvester Stew- “Kerry [Farrell] and I had been playing Bay Street Theater starting at 8 p.m. The art, was a singer, songwriter, arranger, with the idea of launching a ‘Living Leg- set will feature the band’s biggest hits, in- multi-instrumentalist and record producer ends’ series of concerts that celebrate sig- cluding “Dance to the Music,” “Hot Fun in who formed Sly and the Family Stone in nificant American musicians,” said SHAMF the Summertime,” “Everyday People” and San Francisco in 1966. The band was ex- President Kelly Dodds. “At first we planned “Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin).” perimental from the start and was racially to do it as a separate event later in the year, So get ready to move to some of the most integrated and gender integrated at a time but decided it would have greater impact as infectious dance music ever written. when both were unheard of in rock music. the opening night of the Festival. Sly and the The concert is a dream come true for Sly pioneered psychedelic funk while writ- Family Stone was an obvious choice to lead Koontz, the show’s music director. “I re- ing and producing songs that projected the off with—we hope everyone has fun with it!” member when I first heard Sly and the Fam- components of soul and funk through the The hand picked band for the celebra- ily Stone, it was like a missing piece of the hallucinatory prism of acid rock. The result tion includes Marvin Joshua, Mama Lee puzzle had been filled in,” he said. “They was music full of quirky breakdowns, sur- Lawler, Joe Lauro, Michael Schiano, Dave showed again that music doesn’t have to prising sounds and a giddy optimism that Giacone, Eric Kay, Christian Crawford and be serious in order to be profound. The belonged more to the counter-culture than Koontz himself on the organ. TICKETS: $30 at sagharbormusic.org 25 26 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 AT 8 PM Tyminski’s Southern Gothic Sound Headlines Festival Annual Friday night concert returns to Sag Harbor’s Old Whalers’ Church

“If I wanted to do something different for the sake of doing something different, I could have done a lot of that…I’ve waited until it was my time to say what I had to say.” -Dan Tyminski

DAN TYMINSKI DARING ALBUM signed to play with Alison and Union Sta- SOUTHERN GOTHIC, often makes ref- tion. God built me to do that.” erence to wispy, otherworldly forces. After hearing a J.D. Crowe album, They’re cast as occupants of the AM radio Tyminski asked for a banjo for his 13th dial, as shadowy figures influencing the birthday, and it triggered a musical pas- subconscious, as the essence of a man sion that became a full-time job in short tormented by a broken relationship. order. As a teenager, he toured the East Ghosts could never have inhabited a Coast with the Green Mountain Blue- machine during the bulk of Tyminski’s grass Band, emerging as a Southern sing- storied career – as one of the premier vo- er despite his Yankee heritage. calists in modern acoustic music, he’s a “The people that I was most taken with member of bluegrass act Alison Krauss + were all Southern singers: Ricky Skaggs, Union Station, a band that doesn’t even Tony Rice, Jimmy Martin, Ralph Stan- use a drummer, let alone programmed ley, to name just a few,” Tyminski says. instruments. “Apparently I mimicked that in my sub- But in “Southern Gothic,” all the barri- conscious because I had people ask me ers fell down as a jumble of distinctly sep- to projects by Martina McBride, Reba where I was from when I was a teenager, arate styles and sounds whipped together McEntire, Brad Paisley, Dolly Parton, Wil- even though I had never lived outside of to form one unique sonic labyrinth. It’s lie Nelson, Kenny Chesney, Leann Rimes, Vermont.” humanity vs. technology, mountain vs. Aaron Lewis and Rob Thomas, to name He left his home state for Virginia in Motown, right vs. wrong, tradition vs. a few. He provided the singing voice for 1988 when he joined the Lonesome Riv- progress, light vs. dark, angel vs. devil. George Clooney’s on-screen character in er Band, providing lead and harmony All of that – and more – is in “South- “O Brother, Where Art Thou?,” earning vocals and playing mandolin. Four years ern Gothic.” Not that the listener has to multiple trophies through the fictitious later, Tyminski accepted a role in Union go there. The album is awash in hooky Soggy Bottom Boys’ “I Am a Man of Con- Station, and spent 12 years commuting earworms, seductive percussion and Ty- stant Sorrow.” And in 2013, Tyminski from Ferrum, Virginia to Nashville. It was minski’s stinging tenor. The sound itself sang lead on Avicii’s international pop near the end of that period that his Soggy is enough to keep a music fan occupied. hit “Hey Brother,” which reached #1 on Bottom Boys performance reshaped the “You can listen to it and absolutely ride charts in at least 18 countries. way he approached recording music. “I along and not really have to make a huge Through all of those efforts – and his Am a Man of Constant Sorrow” won the investment,” Tyminski said. “But if you chart-topping 2008 album “Wheels,” Country Music Association’s Single of the want to spend a little more time and real- credited to the Dan Tyminski Band – Year and the O Brother soundtrack sold ly think about what the lyric says, there’s Tyminski has racked up 14 Grammy 10 million copies worldwide, owing in a message, and if you really want to look Awards and 18 total nominations. And part to its authenticity. The recordings at the double meanings, and the hidden he’s collected an additional 16 trophies may not have been the first take, but they meanings behind a lot of the lyric, it will from the International Bluegrass Music were live performances in every sense of feed you.” Association, including four as Male Vo- the word, and they were not made to be Tyminski has fed himself, and his fam- calist of the Year. perfect. ily, for years on the back of his musical But as essential as his contributions “Perfection turns out to be something talent while working as the ultimate team have been, Tyminski’s always been con- that I had to reconsider,” Tyminski says. player. After a stint in the Lonesome Riv- tent to be part of an ensemble. “Now, to me, perfection is the largest im- er Band, he’s been a member of Union “I’ve had opportunities now for a cou- pact on your soul, not the best fit between Station for 25 years, pitching in on a load ple of decades to have a solo career,” notes and units of measure. It’s no longer of side projects along the way. Tymins- he says. “I never felt the need. I’ve felt as closely tied to math as it is emotion, ki contributed guitar and/or harmony my whole career that I was built and de- and O Brother helped do that for me.” TICKETS: $30 at sagharbormusic.org 27 2018 FREE MUSIC SCHEDULE

Saturday, September 29 12:30PM 3:00PM BLACK & BLUE (Alt-rock) THE BUZZARDS Shows on Saturday are FREE for @ GeekHampton; sponsored by (Roots/Rockabilly) @ LT Burger; everyone all day. GeekHampton sponsored by LT Burger

10:00AM 1:00PM 3:30PM ESCOLA DE SAMBA BOOM DANTE (Acoustic-rock/Folk) JOE DELIA & THIEVES (30-piece Percussion Ensemble) @ Sag Harbor Inn; sponsored by (Rock) @ Sag Harbor Express Stage; @ Windmill Beach; sponsored by Sag Harbor Inn sponsored by the Sag Harbor Hamptons Gym Corp Express 1:00PM 10:30AM LYNN BLUE (Singer/Songwrit- 3:30PM JAKE LEAR TRIO (Blues) er, Rock) @ People’s United Bank LIAM MEANEY (Singer/Song- @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage; Lawn; sponsored by Adam Miller writer, Pop) @ Sen Japanese sponsored by BNB Bank Group Restaurant; sponsored by Sen

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11:00AM 1:30PM 4:00PM LITTLE RED (Musical Puppet CAROLINE DOCTOROW & THE SECOND HANDS Show) @ John Jermain Memorial THE BALLAD MAKERS (Sing- (Singer/Songwriter, Folk) Library; sponsored by Maryann er/Songwriter, Folk) @ Customs @ GeekHampton; sponsored by Lucas Artworks House; sponsored by GNFerraris & SHIMA Dr. Glenn Goodman & F. Michael Hemmer, Land Surveyor Dr. Suzanne Kirby 11:30AM RORIE KELLY (Singer/Song- 2:00PM 4:30PM writer) @ Harbor Books; sponsored UNSUNG HEROES (Rock RITCHIE SIEGLER TRIO by Harbor Books Jazz) @ Sag Pizza; sponsored by (Latin Jazz) @ Wolffer Kitchen; Sag Pizza sponsored by Wolffer Kitchen 12:00PM NANCY REMKUS & THE 2:30PM 4:30PM KID’S COMMUNITY PEACE THE SCOFFLAWS (Ska) THE MONTAUK PROJECT CHORUS (Singer/Songwriter) @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage; (Psychedelic Rock) @ The Whaling Museum; sponsored by Jackson Dodds & Co. @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage; sponsored by the GMS Group sponsored by EHM, Long Island 2:30PM Broadcasting Group 12:30PM POINTS EAST (Acoustic THE EVAN SHERMAN Country) @ The Gingerbread 5:00PM BAND (Jazz/Instrumental) House/Brown Harris Stevens; ALFREDO MERAT TRIO @ Sag Harbor Express Stage; sponsored by Fishers Home (Singer-Songwriter) @ Lulu sponsored by Dodds & Eder Home Furnishings & JCP Landscaping Kitchen; sponsored by Lulu Kitchen

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5:30PM Sunday, September 30 3:30PM HOPEFULLY FORGIVEN INDA EATON (Americana Rock) (Americana Roots Rock) @ Sag Harbor Express Stage; 11:00AM @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage sponsored by Contractor Express THE VINE BROTHERS (Americana) 5:00PM 6:30PM @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage NANCY ATLAS PROJECT ARI SELINGER (Singer-Song- (Americana/Southern Rock) writer) @ Grenning Gallery; spon- 12:00PM @ Sag Harbor Express Stage sored by Grenning Gallery THE KENNEDYS (Folk/Rock) @ Sag Harbor Express Stage 7:00PM ALL SHOWS RAIN OR SHINE, 21ST CENTURY JAZZ (Instru- 1:00PM artists and venues subject to mental/Standards) @ Baron’s Cove; COLD CHOCOLATE change. Check sagharbromusic. sponsored by Baron’s Cove (Americana/Roots/Bluegrass) org for most up-to-date listings and @ Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage rain locations. The Jackson Dodds & Co. Stage 7:30PM is in the Alley next to the Ameri- HOODOO LOUNGERS 2:00PM can Hotel and Sag Harbor Express (Zydeco, R&B, Soul) SOFIA D’ANGELO Stage will be under the tent at @ Sag Harbor Express Stage; (Singer/Songwriter, Alt-rock) Dodds & Eder Home. sponsored by Historic Films @ Sag Harbor Express Stage

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DAN TYMINSKI @ Old Whalers’ Church. 14x GRAMMY Winning Country/Bluegrass Artist. Doors 7pm/Show 8pm - Tickets $30 at SagHarborMusic.org Saturday, November 10

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21ST CENTURY JAZZ TRIO act to open their show and get the crowd LYNN BLUE 21st Century Jazz Trio is an eclectic warmed up, they call Nancy and her boys Lynn Blue has gumbo of Jazz and original compositions. because they know they will deliver. been singing since The band performs with the joy and spon- Nancy grew up in Commack, NY with day one. Really. taneity of kids on a gypsy blood in her veins. Eager to get the She came out of the playground, bring- buck out of dodge she spent her college womb looking for a ing the audience on years abroad at both Cambridge Univer- microphone. At age a musical voyage. sity in England and Richmond College in nineteen she went Marcus McLau- London and Florence. She majored in art on a small regional rine has become history, fine art, drinking lots of wine and tour with Godspell, one of the most talking shit. There was a serious recession and in the 1990s sought-after artists going on the year she graduated college she was in a band in NYC called Mod- in jazz, sharing so instead of becoming a mad advertising esty Blaze, playing East Village dives like bandstands with executive she walked down to Portabel- Spiral and Arlene’s Grocery. As an adver- Dizzy Gillespie, lo Road, London, bought a guitar for 60 tising copywriter at Young & Rubicam and Kenny Burrell, James Moody, Lou Don- quid and never looked back. It was pour- Wells, Rich Greene, Lynn wrote jingles for aldson, Dame Cleo Laine, Joe Williams, ing buckets of English rain that day so they M&Ms, Pringles, KFC and more. Jon Hendricks, Abbey Lincoln, and the gave her a black plastic bag to cover her After moving to Montauk, she started Count Basie Orchestra under the direc- guitar, as it didn’t come with a case. Noth- singing again and performed at an “On tion of Thad Jones. ing, it is said, can stop true desire. the Air at Guild Hall Concert”, at produc- Bill Smith brings to each performance a A mainstay on the impressive roster er Cynthia Daniels’ invitation. There, she varied palate of musical styles. After ob- of performers at The Stephen Talkhouse, connected with talented musicians in- taining his degree at Berklee College, he Nancy holds the record for most sold-out cluding Joe Delia, Randolph Hudson and has over the years been a member or per- shows at the venerable establishment. Her Klyph Black. formed with the Skatilites, Monty Alexan- “Fireside Sessions” series at Bay Street The- Lynn Blue Band, with Dave Portocar- der, Dr. John and Bakithi Kumalo. ater in Sag Harbor sell out weekly in the rero on guitar and vocals, Alex Sarkis Claes Brondal is the co-founder, drum- dead of winter. on drums and vocals, and Jim Nanos on mer and musical director of The Jam Ses- Nancy lives in Montauk, New York with bass and vocals, is now playing all over sion and LIVE from Southampton Arts her husband Thomas her two sons, Cash the East End of Long Island. In addition Center. and Levon, and her daughter Tallulah. to performing Lynn Blue originals, Lynn When she is not writing a song or on stage Bill Smith - Piano Blue Band covers Pretenders, Bob Dylan, rocking out, she can be found clamming Stones, Beatles, Bonnie Raitt, Bob Dylan, Marcus McLaurine - Bass with her kids, surfing with her kids, walk- Van Morrison, Aretha, Elvis Costello, Beck Claes Brondal - Drums ing with her kids, reading with her kids or and what ever else strikes their fancy. cartooning for her kids. On rainy days she www.lynnbluemusic.com lazily traces tour maps of Europe with her right hand while sipping her beloved PG Tibs English Tea and smiling out into the East End Mist.

NANCY ATLAS PROJECT Nancy Atlas and her band of journey- BODEGA TALL BOYS men (Johnny Blood, Brett King, Neal Sur- A gang of barnstormers from New York real and Richard Rosch) have been domi- City and Brooklyn, The Tallboys sound is nating the East End Music scene on Long the timeless kind, born of lost highways and Island for quite some time. Known for her BLACK AND BLUE deep woods. Collectors of roughhewn coun- raw, live performances and stellar song- Based out of New York, Black and try and soul tunes, rambling ballads, origi- writing, Nancy and her band, The Nan- Blue is an All-American Alternative band nal barnyard stompers, and classics turned cy Atlas Project, are celebrating 22 years that fuses R&B, Hip Hop, and Alternative on their heads, this five-piece heart-on-its- together during which time they have Rock. www.blackandblueofficial.com sleeve outfit of guitars, mandolin, banjo, opened for almost everyone under the Max Pintilie - Lead Singer dobro and percussion, plays musical chairs sun. To name a few: Elvis Costello, Lucin- Liam Murray - Guitar every time they take the stage. They swap da Williams, Toots and the Maytals, Jimmy instruments, trade off vocals, and always Buffett, Crosby, Stills and Nash. The rea- Morgan Mcgivern - Bass deliver a high-octane performance and their son is simple. When people want a solid Chase Allardice - Drums infectious brand of urban Americana. 34 BAND BIOGRAPHIES

THE BUZZARDS SOFIA D’ANGELO Besides inciting ri- Sofia D’Angelo otous mayhem and is a 20-year-old sing- general debauchery, er, songwriter, and The Buzzards have producer from NYC. performed at every Taking inspiration rockabilly hot spot, from her life and her including the Rodeo favorite artists — Da- Bar in Manhattan and COLD CHOCOLATE vid Bowie, Prince, the Blue Comet just Cold Chocolate is a groovy Ameri- The Beatles, the 1975, outside of Philly. They cana band that fuses bluegrass, folk and and Lady Gaga, to name a few — Sofia are the house band at rock to create a sound all their own. With hopes to connect with people through her the Bayou in Long Island and have per- tight three-part harmonies and skillful music, preserving the nostalgia and beau- formed at the Gold Coast Casino and Or- musicianship, this trio from Boston is ty of love and youth with every song she leans Casino in Las Vegas for the Viva Las impressing audiences throughout New creates. She is a sophomore at the Clive Vegas Rockabilly Weekend more than ten England and beyond. Since their forma- Davis Institute at NYU. You can find her times. They have performed at the Indy tion in 2011, Cold Chocolate has quick- on social media at @sofiadangelo27. Rockabilly Rebel Weekend, the Heavy ly gained recognition for their original Rebel Weekender in North Carolina, and songs and high-energy shows. The band Rock n Rods in Philly. They performed has shared bills with Leftover Salmon and JOE DELIA & THIEVES So far, Joe Delia for the Rockabilly Hall of Fame many David Grisman, and regularly performs at has two gold records times, most notably at the 50th anniver- venues and music festivals up and down and one platinum. sary of Elvis Presley’s first sold out - con the East Coast. cert, in Memphis, TN. They are the band He is known inter- of choice to open for national acts and nationally for his received outstanding praise for their per- DANTE blazing blues pia- formance with the great Scotty Moore. Combining no onstage and his groove-laden soul 30-plus feature film with acoustic folk- scores. Locally, he rock, Dante is a is known for his singer-songwriter songs played on the radio all over the East based in New York End, like “Under the Montauk Moon.” City. He is known After being one of the first Muppets, De- for his gritty vo- lia was signed to RCA Records in his ear- cals, fingerpicking ly teens. From there he leapt straight into guitar style, and success in the studios of New York City; engaging live per- writing, producing, and playing with such formances. varied artists as Dusty Springfield, Pat Be- A modern take natar, Stanley Turrentine, Freddie Hubbard, on a one man Dave Edmonds and Phoebe Snow. Outside CAROLINE DOCTOROW band, Dante si- the studios, he has played live with Bruce & THE BALLAD MAKERS multaneously plays a number of instru- Springsteen, Keith Richards, Jon Bon Jovi Caroline Doctorow’s velveteen ments. Switching between guitar and and many more. voice recalls the great folk artists of the mandolin, he accompanies himself by Joe and his wife PJ are recently back from ‘60s and she has been called a great playing bass, harmonica and percussion the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival champion of American folk music. all at the same time. where a film documenting their recent tour Doctorow’s most recent album “Dream- Rooted in tradition, yet fearlessly cre- of France with Abel Ferrara and Paul Hipp, ing in Vinyl” reached #2 on the folk ra- ative, Dante has quickly become a lead- among other artists, was premiered. dio airplay charts and No Depression ing light of the New York area’s music Joe keeps playing live on this side of Magazine says: “Caroline Doctorow has scene. In addition to starring in Levi’s the pond, mostly on the East End, where been responsible for some of the sweet- “What’s True” commercial campaign, he invites some of the best musicians he est songs of the modern folk idiom.” She Newsday named Dante in their article, knows, most local, to play with Joe Delia & will appear next year in the Christopher “Best of the Hamptons 2017”and he was Thieves. At the Sag Harbor American Mu- Lucas film “Pete Seeger Legacy” along voted 2017’s Best Male Musician by the sic Festival, joining Joe Delia will be Klyph with Taj Mahal, Guy Davis, Dar Williams, popular Hampton’s publication, Dan’s Black, James Benard, Michael Vinas and PJ John Cohen and others, a project which Papers. Delia, with possible guests. celebrates Pete Seeger’s legacy and 100th He has opened on tours with Ben Folds, When not touring, Joe and PJ and their birthday. Guster, and America. Dante is currently son, Jake, are year-round in Montauk, She is the daughter of the late world-re- in the studio recording his next release, where she was raised, and they fell in love nowned author E.L. Doctorow “Hearts in Stone.” “Under the Montauk Moon.” 35 25 years Japanese Restaurant

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& Roll Marathons™ around the country and festivals like the Tempe Music Fest and Gateway’s™ Saturday in the Park. Inda and her grassroots band have toured extensively over the years, opening for names like John Hiatt, Blues Traveler, Earl Scruggs, Hootie and the Blowfish, LeAnn Rimes, Shemekia Copeland, and Molly Hatchet. “Shelter In Place” is her 9th in- dependently produced album, released in ESCOLA DE SAMBA BOOM August 2018. indaeaton.com In 2002 a group of drummers met to explore Brazilian rhythms and started a journey that would take them to Esco- la de Samba BOOM. Today BOOM is a tight and swinging Bateria (percussion section) of thirty members who have filled their souls with music from the heart. Our premise has always been to give it away HOPEFULLY FORGIVEN and it will come back to us, and it has. Hopefully Forgiven - voted ‘Best Based in what is called the “Hamptons” Band in the Hamptons’ by Dan’s Papers or the East End of Long Island, BOOM for the past two years - is a high-energy, has performed at community events and HOO DOO LOUNGERS mellow-vibin’, harmony soaked cocktail festivals, sharing the sounds of Brazilian THE HOODOO LOUNGERS are a of 100 years of American music and spir- percussion - Samba. nine-piece band performing music in- its. Singer/songwriters Telly Karoussos, spired by their love for New Orleans. The and ‘Alabama Brad’ Penuel (fresh from band members come from diverse musi- Nashville) deliver big harmonies and cal and cultural backgrounds and bring authentic songwriting that transcend the them all together in a sound that blends ‘americana’ genre and has attracted a classic New Orleans R&B, Gospel, Trad devoted multi-generational fan base. Jazz and Swing. Since 2009 the Hoo- The brotherhood that is Hopefully Doo’s have performed numerous east Forgiven began shortly after a chance coast music venues and festivals. Their second CD of original music, “HEAD & meeting through an internet post when HEART & HIPS” was released this spring Brad offered his Brooklyn railroad apart- and the band plans on performing most of ment to Telly in exchange for watching the CD at this year’s Festival. his dog. After sizing each other up and realizing they shared a passion for music INDA EATON and surfing, Brad said “I think this will Inda Eaton is a globe-trotting sing- work. My house is yours--you can even er-songwriter-performer-bandleader now play my guitar if you want....just don’t based in East Hampton, NY. Her unique touch my boots.” sound has found favor with fans of rock, Telly didn’t and they soon began work- country, and acoustic music all over the ing up their favorite songs by the Stones, world since she started touring behind the Band, Van Morrison, etc. Brad even her first album “Thin Fine Line” in 1996. showed him some bluegrass tunes, Inda lives for these authentic adventures and the course for Hopefully Forgiven as a working musician and she thrives on was set. Hopefully Forgiven’s debut EP, the road with local food and culture. Soaked, is now available everywhere. An accomplished singer-songwrit- er, Inda has a knack for creating crafty EDNA’S KIN Telly Karoussos - Vocals, Guitar hooks, meaningful lyrics and killer har- Edna’s Kin is a family band based in Brad Penuel - Vocals, Guitar monies that have won her a loyal fan base Sag Harbor. Warren Koontz plays bass Benjamin Goodale - Bass worldwide. She is both a skilled soloist and sings, eldest son Andrew plays fiddle and band leader, whose performances of and sings, and youngest son Dan plays both original material and classic cover guitar and sings. They play Americana songs adapt to mellow acoustic, good ol’ music, including many original songs in- country western, or hard core rock & roll spired by classic country and blues music audiences. Her live shows have made her as well as countrified covers of some of a staple for four years running at Rock the most unlikely songs. 37 What’s Next? Living from Inspiration to Action… Connect with Self / Connect with Source: Individualized Energy Wellness Sessions - Polarity / Reiki Sound Healing and Essential Oils, Spiritual Coaching

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Upcoming community events at Old Whalers’ Annual Yard and Bake Sale September 22, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Bach to Broadway: Michael Maliakel, baritone, in recital October 21, 3 p.m., tickets $20 at the door Fall Fest: Dinner, Auctions, Raffle Drawing for Giants-Cowboys football tickets October 27, 5 p.m.-8 p.m., tickets $25

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KRISTINA KOLLER TRIO LIAM MEANEY As part of the Liam Meaney NYC jazz scene, is a 20 year old artist Kristina singer songwriter Koller encom- from Southamp- passes the ener- ton, NY. Liam gy and creativity began singing in of the next gen- high school and eration of jazz. it quickly be- As a bandleader, came clear that it RORIE KELLY arranger, song- wasn’t just a hob- Rorie Kelly makes ladybeast music. writer & vocalist by. After graduat- Her life’s mission is to create music that she melds R&B ing high school, inspires others to love themselves fiercely & rock with jazz. Liam spent and become their own heroes. Rorie’s em- Kristina knows that adding to the lega- months living in powerment anthem “If You Teach a Bird to cy of jazz is much more important than Galway Ireland, Sing” led her to perform at the Obama merely recreating the performances of busking in the White House and earned her a top 10 staff others. She reinvents the classic standards streets to support pick from WFUV’s John Platt. Her single while retaining their essence, putting her himself, and honing his skills as a vocal- “Alternative Facts” is about raising your own winning personality and fresh ideas ist. Upon coming home, he managed to voice and resisting and will be part of a into the lyrics that she interprets. secure a place in front of the judges on larger album called Shadow Work. For The Voice. Liam didn’t turn a chair,but more information please visit www.rorie- managed to make many connections that kelly.com or follow Rorie on social media. JAKE LEAR helped inspire his music. For the past year Raised on the he has been singing all over the Eastern music of John Lee end of Long Island. After his time in LA, Hooker, Jimi Hen- Liam paired with Cynthia Daniels and drix and Howlin her MonkMusic Productions to write Wolf, Jake Lear and produce his first studio album - Cas is dedicated to tletown. After its release, Liam spent a the music of the couple of weeks traveling and performing blues. Spending in Amsterdam and Germany. www.liam- years in Memphis, meaney.com TN along with his drummer Roy Cunningham and bassist Carlos Arias. The trio recorded three albums. The last ALFREDO MERAT TRIO being 2013 DIAMONDS & STONES. Jake Alfredo Merat recently moved back to the east end of is a passionate sing- Long Island where he lives with his wife, er/songwriter known THE KENNEDYS the artist Anna DeMauro, their daughter for his latin flavored Husband and wife duo Pete and Mau- Lucia, and son. compositions, his ra Kennedy have traveled the highways singing in multiple and byways of the US and UK for over languages, and fi- two decades, since meeting in Austin Tex- LITTLE RED RIDINGHOOD ery guitar playing. as and joining Nanci Griffith’s Blue Moon Musical Puppet Show His performances, Orchestra back in the 1990’s. Since then, Children squeal in solo settings or in when not writing and producing with with delight through- duos/trios, or with Nanci, the two have released over a doz- out this traditional tale his group Radio Eu- en CDs as a duo, as well as producing a with a twist. Find out ropa, transport the number of independent artists, including what happens when listener to exotic the East End’s own Caroline Doctorow. Little Red gets mixed places. As of late, Their most recent concert appearance up with Porquoi the Alfredo has been transporting listeners to was onstage in Central Park, sharing the pig who is in the Paris, as he channels the music of Jacques stage with John Sebastian, Maria Muldaur wrong story. Complete with changing Brel in preparation of his Bay Street The- and Jesse Colin Young. Their original scenery, music and charming hand pup- atre performance Dec 8th 2018 for the songs are encouraging and uplifting, and pets, this show will have audiences rat- 40th anniversary of Brel’s death. Come their newest CD, “Safe Until Tomorrow” ting on the wolf and cheering Little Red down and enjoy the ”Musika” of Alfredo is a message of empowerment to those of to safety. Merat. us who are caring for aging parents. 30 minutes, ages 2-7, hand puppets facebook.com/Alfredomusika 41 P.O. Box 2173 · Sag Harbor, NY 11963 [email protected] 516-551-5002 www.batemanpainting.com

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da school shooting, for several songs and also by other talented local musicians - Bruce Beyer (drums), Bucky Silipo (bass), and Dan Koontz (keyboard). They will be performing original tunes as well as some fun, toe tapping, active songs that families know and love. A third-generation Sag Harbor native, Nancy’s love of the area is evident in many of her songs. She was named Suf- folk County Performing Artist of the Year in 1989 and has released four albums. THE SCOFFLAWS The Scofflaws are a Huntington, NY Nancy studied Music Therapy in college THE MONTAUK PROJECT based ska band that debuted in 1988. and taught music and guitar (among oth- Childhood musical comrades Mark Known for their rambunctious live shows, er subjects) at the Sag Harbor Elemen- Schiavoni and Jasper Conroy started The technically proficient horn solos and tight tary School. She helped create Morning Montauk Project in 2011. The band arrangements, the Scofflaws were one of Program at the school, bringing students, has always been about delivering a large the top third wave ska acts of the ‘90s. teachers, staff and parents together to be- and authentic rock experience, sure to get They toured the United States several gin each day with song. Through music, your head moving. Now joined by Josh times, including stints as the openers for participants experience a sense of com- LeClerc and Leander Drake, the band Desmond Dekker and Bad Manners, and munity and thereby spread a message of has hit the studio again. Melding the also toured Europe in 1998 supporting peace and inclusion. black-blue-purple styles of Seattle grun- Laurel Aitken. The band has released four ge filtered through classic 60s tones, they full-length albums and continues to per- serve up an ice cold shot of classic hard form regularly throughout the Northeast. rock with a twist of Psychedelia. Having shared the stage with artists like The Mar- shall Tucker Band, Temples, White Den- im and The Growlers, the band has made multiple appearances at showcases from SXSW to CMJ, dazzling spectators along the way, most recently sharing the stage as Paul Simon’s backing band.

NANCY REMKUS & THE KIDS COMMUNITY PEACE CHORUS Nancy Remkus is a singer and a songwriter and an ordained interfaith/ POINTS EAST Points East is a father, son, daughter interspiritual min- trio based out of the North Fork of Long ister who works in Island performing original acoustic music THE SECOND HANDS different houses The Second Hands are a modern and unique arrangements of cover tunes of worship in our folk duo comprised of songwriters Geoff with an alt-folk newgrass country flavor. area. Schroeder and Laura Hoch. The duo be- Having grown up in a family of musi- Nancy is very gan writing songs in 2010 and has de- cians, Brian and Heather with their father excited to be per- veloped a sound that is dynamic, gritty Keith played for years with their extend- forming a family and authentic. Based in Greenport, the ed family and friends at countless fami- friendly concert duo has a sound reflective of their home- ly functions. Several years ago they took at the Sag Harbor town. On stage, The Second Hands play that experience and energy to the pub- American Music stripped down original music. Bare bone lic. Points East’s catchy, harmony infused Festival. She will versions of their own songs that cannot style appeals to all fans of good music be joined by some be thrown into a single genre. Their sound and smiles. of the members of is soulful, tender and wild. The duo has The Kids Commu- Points East is Brian Cummings, Lead been featured on NPR and independent nity Peace Chorus, vocals, Guitar; Keith Cummings, Vocals, radio stations all over the US and Europe. a project launched Guitar, Banjo; Heather Sterling, Vocals, Their self-titled album was in the top 100 as a response to Hand Percussion; Steve Shaughnessy, Up- albums for the National Folk Radio Air- the Parkland, Flori- right Bass; Taylor Cummings, Percussion. play Charts in 2014 and 2015.

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While we know he is still here with us in spirit, his enthusiasm, humor and loyalty will be sorely missed.

Thanks for everything, Pop. Love you so much. Maryann

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scene as a tour de force. Considered three of the most illustrious players on the East End of Long Island, The Unsung Heroes have set a high bar for themselves as a unit and have achieved their goal, possessing a well- earned reputation of stunning and authentic high caliber alchemy of sheer melodious precision. EVAN SHERMAN BAND The project’s popular, eclectic mix of Evan Sherman is a 25-year-old jazz both progressive & Latin influenced rock drummer who’s already been on the road jazz originals and covers from their favor- with Wynton Marsalis, Roy Hargrove, the ite influences, the likes of George- Ben Dizzy Gillespie All-Stars, Cyrus Chestnut son, Pat Metheny, Jobim, Weather Report, and Jimmy Heath, among other world-re- Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Jaco Pastorious RITCHIE SIEGLER TRIO and Wes Montgomery, are executed in Richie Siegler brings his group into nown jazz artists. He leads the Evan Sherman Big Band, a 16-piece group of their tasty signature style an ever-captivat- this year’s festival featuring jazz with the ing crowd pleaser. “The Unsung Heroes” truth end of Brazil. Besides being the di- up-and-coming young lions alongside a rotating cast of seasoned veterans and truly are an extraordinary instrumental rector of Escola de Samba BOOM, Richie experience not to be missed. is also the curator for Jazz at the new Par- guests. The big band continues their resi- rish Art Museum. dency at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola “Late Night Dance” par- ties as well as appearances at the Perth International Arts Festival (Australia), The Rainbow Room (Rockefeller Center), Ginny’s Supper Club (Harlem), The Djan- go (TriBeca), Midsummer Night’s Swing (Lincoln Center), Caramoor Jazz Festival, SteelStacks (PA), and Jazz at Lincoln Cen- ter’s Appel Room. See evanshermanmu- sic.com for more.

ARI SELINGER THE VINE BROTHERS Ari Selinger is a filmmaker and mu- Criss-crossing the country for the past sician who splits his time between Sag six years from the East Coast to the Rock- Harbor and the Bronx. He shot his most ies, The Vine Brothers uses mandolin, guitar, upright bass, and vocal harmonies recent film, Moondog Airwaves, at near- to captivate audiences with their crafty by Bay Burger and it was screened at the songwriting, fiery improvisation, and soul- Sag Harbor Cinema in October 2016. ful delivery. The band’s versatility spans After attending NYU’s Tisch Film School the range from rootsy folk to hot swing he revisited his passion for storytelling in to bluegrass and blues, and makes them a new form...songwriting. After receiving equally at home whether performing in an a typewriter from his girlfriend, he wrote intimate club or on a large festival stage. his debut album Music From Moontown The song “East of Albuquerque” from in nearby Amagansett, where he spent a UNSUNG HEROES their third album No Candy was chosen as winter. Hailed as the South Fork’s new super a finalist in the 2016 International Song- He is delighted to play the Sag Harbor group in a featured article written in the writing Competition (ISC), and The Vine Music Festival in the heart of town. His East Hampton Star recently, Brothers were awarded Americana Group album, Music From Moontown, will be The Unsung Heroes have been perco- of the Year in 2016 by The International officially released in November 2018 but lating behind the scenes for the past two Music and Entertainment Association’s pre-release CD’s will be available during years perfecting their original works in the 4th Annual IMEA Awards. TheVineBroth- his festival show. studio and have emerged on the music ers.com. VISIT OUR MERCHANDISE TENT Signed Posters, T-Shirts, CD’s & more 47

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