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The Bay Area Bluegrass Association 301 Slossen Street, Houston, TX 77598 February 2006 “Twenty Years Strong” Volume 20, Issue 2
he Bay Area Bluegrass Association, (BABA) was organized in 1986 and incorporated in 1987 under the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act. The primary purpose of BABA is to preserve, encourage, and promote Bluegrass and Bluegrass Gospel music as an American art form. BABA promotes Bluegrass through being active in community events, fund raisers, festivals, and monthly shows. The monthly show is free to the public and features Bluegrass from the local and national scene. The stage show begins at 6:30 p.m., but pickers are welcome to bring their instruments and come earlier. BABA’s kitchen provides tasty, inexpensive food and beverages (NO ALCOHOL). Prizes and donations are raffled off every show. Proceeds from the kitchen, raffles/donations, and memberships from individuals and businesses are used to present the monthly shows; publish the newsletter; pay for sound equipment; promote Bluegrass and for minor incidental expenses. Please help support Bluegrass. Join BABA today. Your membership will help us to meet our goals and objectives. See membership levels below. BABA is a 501(a) tax deductible organization. See any Director for information.
From the President
There are some new ideas and some changes going on at BABA. One concerns this newsletter and how it is delivered to you. As some of you know the BABA Bulletin has been available on the website as well as being mailed to our members. Now only a sample newsletter will be available to the public on the web site.
The cost of printing and postage keeps going up and we need to save money so we are asking for your help. If you are comfortable with your computer and like doing things online, let us e-mail you a link each month which will allow you to access the Bulletin online in a PDF format. You can read it online or download it and print it out at home. If you are not a computer whiz and prefer getting your newsletter by mail, that’s OK. We’ll con- tinue to mail them to you just as we have always done.
Each of you who chooses to receive your Bulletin on line will help BABA reduce costs and save labor. Printing and applying mail- ing labels and sorting per bulk mail requirements is time consuming. If you’d like to help us out by getting your Bulletin online, you need to be sure that we have your current e-mail address.
We’ll have a form for you to fill out at the show. There is one in this newsletter if you want to cut it out and mail it in or you can e- mail your request to [email protected]. Just tell us you want your Bulletins in the mail or on line or both. Be sure to in- clude your current mailing address as well as the e-mail you want us to use to send your notification link.
Watch this space for more new things. There are some good ideas being floated around which will make BABA membership very rewarding, and in some very tangible ways! Right now folks who join BABA between now and the April show will be entered into a drawing and could win a free three day pass to the Fire on the Strings bluegrass festival in May.
I hope to see you all at the February show!
Ed
The BABA Bulletin is published monthly by the Bay Area Bluegrass Association, and is available for $25 a year Family Membership, $100 a year Gold Club Mem- bership or $250 Lifetime Membership. Portions of the BABA Bulletin may be reprinted with proper source citation. Articles are opinions of the writers alone and do not imply an opinion on the part of the Board of Directors or members.
2 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 would like feedback and Bluegrass articles from our Join us at Fuddruckers, NASA readers. Tidbits or article(s) can Pkwy. on the FIRST TUESDAY of be: an amusing quote; reviews of EVERY MONTH for dinner and festivals or music conventions; behind the scenes reports of bands; technical; RV & JAM!! Turn in a BABA “coupon“ PRESIDENT Ed Fryday campground reviews; or anything you feel would and we will receive a percentage of be of interest to Bluegrass enthusiasts. Articles your food and drink purchase VICE PRESIDENT may span more than one issue, and full credit Wilbur Huckabay will be given. price. SECRETARY David Culbertson
TREASURER VOLUNTEERS / DONATIONS ADVERTISING RATES Chris Bagley
Business Cards So many of you responded to our request for DIRECTORS $50 per year donations of door prizes or baked goods for LARRY CUDDY $5 per issue OWEN HUCKABAY the coffee table, and we thank you. Please STAN JONES Quarter Page TRAVIS POSEY $75 per year continue to bring brownies, cookies or cakes, BETTY ROBERTSON $10 per issue packaged in sandwich bags for sale at the
Half Page shows, and don’t forget to sign the form at the GENERAL COUNSEL $150 per year CHARLES ORSBURN table so we can acknowledge your gift. $15 per issue Editor Full Page Barbara Monroe $300 per year 4327 Townes $30 per issue Forest Friendswood, TX Copy deadline is the 1st of each month Special thanks to the band appearing in 77546 BABA is not liable for content or claims of 281-993-1620 advertisers. January
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SLOW JAM AT EVERY MONTHLY SHOW BABA presents a show the third Saturday of every month. Join us at 6:00 before each BABA show for the Slow Jam. Our leaders will give you pointers Would you like to have your on jamming and will show you how to play all your bluegrass favorites band perform on stage? Con- tact Ed Fryday at 281-636-9419 to be added to Help keep the Civic Center clean. Please the schedule. put trash in the cans placed around the auditorium and hallway.
The BABA Bulletin February 2006 3 BABA Volunteers Gold Club Members February 2006 David Blankenship, Johnnie Burleson, Mike Conwell, Larry Cuddy, David Culbertson, Paul Cutts, Kent Ellis,
Kitchen Operations: Ken Kendall, Anna Kendall, Darlandria Ray Ellis, J.B. Graham, Jim Greenlee, Robert Hasserd, Hernandez, Erynn Hughes, Jessica Hood Steve Henry, Stan Jones, Ken Kendall, Rick Kirkland, Hans Longsjoen, Pat Lomas, Charles Orsburn, Rich Coffee Table Donations: Geri Gatlin, Carol Ritter, Billly Wal- Ostrem, Jimmy Pike, Laney Sims, Willie Spence, Trent lace & Ray Tyler, Chuck & Lee Ann Fau Thornton, Brian Vinson, Tom Webster, Bob Zimmer- man, Jay Zwischenberger BABA Table Volunteers: Carol Ritter, Geri Gatlin, Monica
Scribner, Joyce Axelson, Sandy Roberts Membership in the Gold Club is payable annually. Drawing Donations: Geri Gatlin, Betty Lawson, Debbie Hall We thank you for your “extra” support.
Set-Up & Clean-Up: Travis Posey, Jack Ritter, Tom Wood, Pat Lomas, Gerry Herman, Bill Gatlin, Larry Cuddy, Mike Conwell, Laney Sims
Sound Technician: Gerry Herman
M.C.: Ed Fryday
BABA Bulletin: Barbara Monroe
Donation Jar Passers: not available
Slow Jam: Jerry Scribner
Welcome New Members: David Odegar, Brent Sabo
Welcome Back Renewal Members: Paul Millo, Mike & Pat Conwell, H.W. & Nita Grice
BABA Lifetime Members: Dave Aldrich, Doris Arnett, O.B. Aylor, Chris Bagley, Hubert & Shirley Brasseaux, Cara Cooke, Phil & Fern Deans, Bill & Joni Dusenbury, Harry & Verna ARBOR MUSIC BAND Edwards, Ruth Evans, Ed & Becky Fryday, Mike Fuller, John & Jean Gardner, Bill & Geri Gatlin, J.B. & Nancy Graham, Jim Greenlee, Doris Grigg, Robert & Elizabeth Hasserd, Sammy & Ottie Holloway, Jim & Carolyn Johnston, Paul & Eva Koll, Bobby Little, Hans & Karen Lansjoen, Ken and Wanda MacDonnell, Phil Mathers, Paul & Madeline McKneely, Faber & Sandy McMullen, Patrick Milligan, Thomas Murphy, Charles & Ellen Orsburn, Mike Petitt, Bill & Glenna Pierpont, Norman Ponder, Billy Potts, Tony & Nema Redding, Karl Reid, Jack & Carol Ritter, Tom & Sandy Roberts, Billy & Terry Schmidt, Jerry & Monica Scribner, Gordon Spaulding, Bob & Marilyn Taylor, Scott Teven, Don & Charlene Threlkeld, Helen Vinson, Viola Wakefield, Jay Zwishenberger
Lifetime Members’ names are in alphabetical order. Is yours there?
CHRIS BAGLEY
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The BABA Bulletin February 2006 5 Monthly Jamming & Shows
Note - Please send additions or corrections to the editor. Sundays Austin, TX - Artz Ribhouse, 2330 S. Lamar 2-5PM. (512) 442- Thursdays 8283, or (512) 272-9673. Groves, TX - Allie Morvent’s House, 7119 Howe, 7PM, (409) 962-5236 2nd Sunday Fridays Humble, TX - Pickers Music Jam, Jesse Jones Park & Nature Alvin, TX - Alvin Opry, 1720 Sealy. Admission charged. (281) 432-2942 Center, 20634 Kenswick Drive, 2PM-4PM, (281) 446-8588 or Manchaca, TX - Fire Hall, FM 1626 (1 Mi. W. of Manchaca Rd). 7PM Show (281) 360-3773 (512) 282-3600. 3rd Sunday 1st Friday Grapevine, TX - Palace Theatre, 308 S. Main St, 1PM (214) 699- Carthage, TX - Town Square, 6:30PM (903) 678-3857 9898.
Saturdays 4th Sunday Alvin, TX - Texas Opry, 1720 Sealy. Admission charged. (281) 432- 2942 Grapevine, TX - Heritage Center, 701 S. Main, 2-5PM, (817) 424- Mauriceville, TX - Tuffy’s, Bayou Country Grass, 6:30 - 8:30PM 0517
1st Saturday Henderson,TX - Odd Fellows Hall, 6PM (903) 889-2783 or 566-6650 Reeves, LA - Snooky's Bluegrass Barn, Parish Rd 109 (2½ Mi. E. of town Hwy. 190 7PM Show (318) 666-2249 Woodville, TX - Pickin’ In The Village, Heritage Village Museum, Hwy. 190, 2 mi. W of Woodville. Jamming starts 5:30 PM, show 7 PM, 409/429-3415, 283-2272, March, May, July, September, November only BETTY ROBERTSON 2nd Saturday Houston, TX - West University Community Building, 6104 Auden. 7:30PM Admission, not always bluegrass, Houston Folklore Society (281) 347-3235 Huntington, TX - Volunteer Fire Dept, Main & Pecan. 5PM Food and Jam & 6PM Show (409) 422-3562 or 632-5393, or 897-3109. Livingston, TX - ISD Primary School 1 Blk S. of Post Office on Platt 2PM Jam & 6:00 PM Show (409) 327-3381. Pasadena, TX - Harry Edwards & Assoc., 2510 S. Shaver, jam 12:00 noon, 281/479-1213, food. Tomball, TX, County Line Jamboree, Decker Prairie Community Bldg., Stagecoach Rd. off FM 249, 3PM Jam/6PM Show, (281) 298-9245 West Columbia, TX - American Legion Hall, Hwy. 35, 4pm jam 7:00 show (409) 798-2733 or (903) 834-3542 or 834-3171
3rd Saturday Harwood, TX - Community Center, 2PM Jam & 5:30 Pot Luck Supper (512) 648-4728. Houston, TX - Woodland Christian Church, 607 Rogers, North Harris County Dulcimer Society. 3-6PM. League City -Civic Center, 300 Walker. BAY AREA BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION. 5PM Jam & 7PM Show (281) 636-9419 Marshall, TX - Lions Community Center, Poplar St. 7PM Show (903) 935- 7023 Minden, TX - Community Center, 5:30 PM, 903/657-3320 Sulpher Springs, TX. (Oct - March) - 400 Como St. (903) 885-4078 or 885- GERRY HERMAN, THE SOUND GUY 7063 Spring, TX, Oakridge Music Jamboree, Robinson Rd. Community Center, between Conroe & Springs, TX, 1PM Jam/6PM Show, (281) 572-9752 or (409) 446-1676 (All types of music)
4th Saturday Beaumont, TX - Rosedale Baptist Church, 7110 Concord (409) 866-0848 (SE Texas Dulcimer Friends) Sacul, TX - Opry House, Hwy. 204 (25 mi. SE of Jacksonville), 6:30PM (903) 586-8484 or (409) 326-4544 Bellville, TX - Coushatte RV Ranch, Spring Creek Bluegrass Club, 4PM Jam & 6PM Show (Jan. thru Sept. (979) 865-5250, Carolyn Brockett. Whitewright, TX - Opry House, 7PM (903) 364-2539 Reeves, LA - Snooky's Bluegrass Barn, Parish Rd 109 (2½ Mi. E. of town Hwy. 190) 7PM Show (318) 666-2249 Walker, LA - Old South Jamboree, U.S. Hwy. 190 (504) 664-3630 5th Saturday Huntington, TX - Volunteer Fire Dept., Main & Pecan, 6PM Show (409) 897- 3109, 632-5393, 422-3562
6 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 Feb 18: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org, featuring HUCK’S ACOUSTIC REVUE Feb 18: Bluegrass at Music City Texas, Music City Texas Theater, Linden, TX, with Byron Berline Band & Hickory Hill, 903-756-9934, $15 March 3-4: Argyle Bluegrass Festival, Cross Timbers Community Church, Argyle, TX, 940-464-7434 or 940-464-7273 March 7: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM March 17-18: Spring Break in Paris Bluegrass Festival, Chisum High School, 3250 Church St., Paris, TX, 903-784-8859 March 18: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org, featuring CADILLAC SKY March 24: SAM BUSH BAND & CLASSICAL GRASS at The Meridian, 1593 Chartres, Houston, $18, meridianhouston.com March 30-April 2: Oakdale Park’s 35th Annual Bluegrass Jamboree, Glen Rose, TX, 254-897-2321 April 4: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM April 15: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org, featuring HICKORY HILL May 2: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM May 5-6: Salmon Lake Park Fun Weekend, Grapeland, TX, 936-687-2594 May 18-20: BABA FIRE ON THE STRINGS FESTIVAL, Haven’s Landing RV Resort, Montgomery, TX, 936-582-1200 May 19-20: Bluegrass Picnic & Picking Under the Stars, Oakdale Park, Glen Rose, TX 254-897-2321 May 26-28: Salmon Lake Park Gospel Festival, Grapeland, TX, 936-687-2594 June 6: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM June 9-10: Overton Bluegrass Music Festival, City Park, Overton, TX, 903-834-3171, www.overtonbluegrass.com June 14-18: Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp, Kerrville, TX, www.hcamp.org June 17: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org July 7-9: PBOMA Bluegrass Music Festival, Tule Creek, Tulia, TX, 806-335-1116 or 806-995-2296 Bands, send date, loca- July 15: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org tion and contact phone July 29: BABA BLUEGRASS IN THE PARK, League Park, League City, TX, 281-879-9441 number for your gigs to Aug 1: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM Barbara at bmon- Aug 19: BABA show, www.bayareabluegrass.org Aug 31-Sept. 3, Salmon Lake Park Bluegrass Festival, Grapeland, TX, 936-687-2594 [email protected] for Sept 8: BABA jam, Fuddrucker’s NASA, 7:00 PM inclusion in the calen-
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Almost Good Ol’ Boys Pet Rooster Tony Redding 281-373-1777 Jay Richardson 979-297-2709 [email protected] [email protected] www.petrooster.com Back At The Ranch Clover & Rachel Carroll 512-455-6275 Pickin’ Grass [email protected] Ron Sink 281-850-1413 www.backattheranch.biz Sandy Creek Before Electricity Randy Clounch Tom Roberts 713-863-7351 [email protected]
Buffalo Nickel Shadetree Bluegrass Band Betty Robertson 281-879-9441 Ken MacDonnell 281-693-0391 [email protected] Southern Spice Classical Grass List your band in the Juanita Fontenot 337-477-8936 Kerry Jones 832-545-7261 [email protected] [email protected] BABA Talent Index. At Becky Goodwin 281-358-0039 least one band member [email protected] Cypress Creek must be a BABA Jimmy Pike 713-202-9441 Sugar Bayou [email protected] member. Your annual April Rapier 713-663-6373 $25 membership [email protected] Huck’s Acoustic Revue includes a subscription www.sugarbayouband.com Wilburn Huckabay 281-479-4489 [email protected] to the BABA BULLETIN The Bluegrass Solution and supports BABA and Richard Henry 713-937-4253 Liberty Bluegrass Boys bluegrass. Michael Fuller 713-880-2188 P.O. Box 207, Liberty, Tx. 77573 [email protected] 936-336-3309 www.thebluegrasssolution.com [email protected] Listings have proven to get bands paid gigs! The Sieker Band Lonestar Bluegrass Band Rolf & Beate Sieker 512-733-2857 Chris Hirsch 281-491-1680 www.siekerband.com [email protected] [email protected] www.lonestarbluegrassband.com White Dove Manchaca All Stars Glen Beaubouef 832-289-7895 Buck Buchanan 512-282-2756 www.wdgospel.com Cara Cooke 512-280-9104 [email protected]
Morning Train Gospel Bluegrass Band Paul Savage 281-212-6437 or 713- 455-5957 www.morningtrain.org
No Strings Attached Aubrey Skeen [email protected]
8 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 9 10 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 Alvin's Original Live Music And Comedy Stage Show 8th & Sealy St. in Alvin Texas Phone (281) 331-8181 or (281) 431-2942 Ever y Friday and Saturday night at 7:30pm Country Western 50’S Rock and Bluegrass at it’s best! Family Atmosphere- No Smoking or Alcohol IF YOU ARE A SINGER OR A PICKER CALL FOR BOOKING INFO!!! WWW.ALVINOPRY.COM
The BABA Bulletin February 2006 11 Press Release: Hickory Hill & Byron Berline Band at Music City Texas
This year the bi-annual Music City Texas Bluegrass Festival is bigger and better than ever. With the return of everyone’s favorite pickers, Hickory Hill comes the three time world fiddle champion Byron Berline and his band; John Hickman, Brad Berge, Richard Sharp and Steve Short.
Berline’s early career included playing fiddle with bluegrass legends like Bill Monroe, and after moving to L.A. he soon found him- self playing and recording with big time performers like The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Bob Dylan, The Eagles, Emmylou Harris, and many more. Berline has recorded seven solo albums including the Grammy award winning Fiddle & A Song with guest perform- ances from Vince Gill, Earl Scruggs and others. He has extensive television and movie soundtrack credits from Star Trek, Blaze, Back to the Future III, and Basic Instinct.
Berline’s band consists of a group of fine musicians with years of experience from pickin’ on porches to sharing stages with major musical acts. Headlining this bluegrass extravaganza will be Hickory Hill, a band which boasts MCT’s own John Early, a master musician with a bluegrass band that celebrates the purest form of American music at its finest.
Hickory Hill made their mark on the national scene two decades ago when they blew competition away in the Best New Band contest at The Bluegrass Festival of the United States in Louisville, Ky. Keeping the music alive for over twenty five years now, Hickory Hill has evolved from a novice band of friends to a reputable bluegrass force with eight albums under their belt. Their lively perform- ances can be attributed to their original lyrics and dynamic blend of acoustic instruments, creating an atmosphere fit for boot stomp- ing family fun.
Join the Music City Texas Bluegrass Festival Feb. 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $15. Call 903-756-9934 to purchase tickets and visit www.musiccitytexas.org.
Harmonica Makes Debut at Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp June 14 - 18, 2006
The Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp (www.hcamp.org) is one of those rare opportunities to get away and spend time learning more about your favorite acoustic instrument with an experienced professional while on a budget. For five days in June, the students at the Camp will have the opportunity to focus on learning about their instruments in their classes and to mix and jam with the teachers and each other in the various structured and unstructured jams in the afternoons and evenings - all for $325 tuition.
This year the Camp (www.hcamp.org) will include a class on the harmonica and has asked Cara Cooke (www.cyberharp.isonfire.com) to be its instructor. Cara is known for her ability to play bluegrass fiddle tunes, but also plays a variety of other styles, as well.
The Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp (www.hcamp.org) will include classes in banjo (Alan Munde, Gerald Jones), mandolin (Gerald Jones, Paul Oorts, Joe Carr), fiddle (Bart Trotter), guitar (Gerald Jones, Joe Carr, Paul Oorts, David Hamburger), bass (Bill Honker), mountain dulcimer (Lee Rowe), harmonica (Cara Cooke), singing (Kathy Chiavola), and hammered dulcimer (Karen Ashbrook). It will take place on the Schreiner University campus in Kerrville, Tx., from June 14 to June 18, 2006. Room and board for the Camp can be found on the campus for $200 to $240, or students can stay in their RV at a local RV park and provide their own meals. All in all, the Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp is a very economical, as well as educational, vacation for both the bud- ding and experienced musician. For more information, visit the Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp website at www.hcamp.org.
Congratulations to
Chuck & Mary Pat Gunn on the birth of Charles Stanley, November 11
Kerry & Mandy Jones on the birth of Alan Edward, January 28
12 The BABA Bulletin February 2006 THE LONESTAR BLUEGRASS BAND NO STRINGS ATTACHED
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