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Feb-March 2019 The A publication by the Southwest Bluegrass Association The Bluegrass Soundboard is made posible bySWBAMembers. Thank You! SWBA BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Bluegrass Soundboard STAFF President Vice-President Terry Brewer Marc Nelissen Managing Editor Terry Brewer 661-364-9321 909 289 8730 661-364-9321 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Associate Editors Treasurer Secretary Sheila Brewer, Mark Shutts Paula De Bie Missy Lyn Gibson Historian Carol Lister 951-934-3478 774-248-4128 Regular Contributors [email protected] [email protected] Eric Nordbeck,Terry Brewer, Jeanie Stanley, Membership SWBA Booth Bert Luontela. Chris Jones, Wayne Erbsen Sheila Brewer Hope Reed Distribution 661-364-9321 310-378-2770 Flo DeBie, Tom & Carol Lister, Frank & Patsy Abrahams, [email protected] [email protected] Susan Brown, Dale & Cindie Linton, Ella Carter, Paula DeBie Tony Pritchett Matha Hall 661-305-7866 951-288-8911 The Bluegrass Soundboard Deadlines [email protected] [email protected] DECEMBER JANUARY issue November 1st Louie De Bie 951-934-3478 [email protected] FEBRUARY /MARCH issue January 1st APRIL MAY issue March 1st COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS JUNE JULY issue May 1st AUGUST SEPTEMBER issue July 1st OCTOBER NOVEMBER issue September 1st Soundboard & Web manger SWBA School Program Terry Brewer Eric Nordbeck, Scott ADVERTISING RATES SWBA Booth Sandoval, Bill Inger, Mike Single Issue Yearly Johnston, Art Tate, Marina Hope Reed Full page $65 $350 Kranz, Toni Clegg Half page Education $35 $190 Social Media Quarter page $25 $130 Eric Nordbeck Card size $10 $60 SWBA Host Terry Brewer Missy Lyn Gibson Foe more information concerning advertising Sheila Brewer (including special rates and discounts) Contact Terry Brewer SWBA Hotline Advertising 661-364-9321 [email protected] Carol Lister Missy Lyn Gibson SWBA Membership Martha Hall For member information, change of address, phone and emails. SWBA Jam Host Campout Host Contact Sheila Brewer 661-364-9321 [email protected] Howard Doering Marc Nelisse, Paula De Bie TREASURER'S REPORT Send $2.00 to Treasurer Report, Mark Shutts SWBA Trailer PO Box 55 Mira Loma CA 91752 René Baquet Darrell Barkle, Louie Debie SWBA DIRECTORY Send $5.00 check or money order made payable to Southwest Bluegrass Association to SWBA Directory,PO Box 55 Mira Loma CA 91752 BOARD MEETINGS: All members are encouraged to attend board meetings. To attend, call a board member for the date, time and place. The information in this publication is supplied by an all-volunteer effort and SWBA works hard to keep it accurate and up-to-date. We encourage those whose events listed in this publication to keep your information SWBA Hotline 626-332-5865 current – if you have any changes, additions or edits, please let them Submit Events (760) 563-2068 know by submitting an updated event info. Neither the Southwest Bluegrass Association nor the people involved in VISIT US ON THE WEB AT providing information on this website can be held responsible for any result stemming from errors in information found on the Southwest www.southwestbluegrass .org Bluegrass Association website. Please check with the actual venue before traveling long distances to bluegrass events. Views expressed in these pages are not necessarily those of The Bluegrass Soundboard, Southwest Bluegrass Association, it's Board of Directors or the Editorial Staff. The Southwest Bluegrass Association, is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Bluegrass music, has been Pickers and grinners promoting Bluegrass designated by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Contributions are deductible for Federal or State income tax music and those involved in it. purposes. Thanks to everyone who attended The Great 48 and visited the SWBA suite! Terry and Sheila Brewer Hello Southwest Bluegrass Association members and friends! Blythe Bluegrass Festival had a little rain this year early in the Well 2018 is nothing but a memory and we are off to a great week, but mother nature supplied 3 days great weather for start as an association for 2019. those who attended this years festival . Thumbs up to the Blythe Chamber of Commerce for another great event and awesome The SWBA Board of Directors closed out the year with a board lineup. meeting on December 11, 2018. The meeting was called to The SWBA Booth at Blythe had several visitors that purchased order by Terry Brewer @6:45 Board members in attendance: shirts, raffle tickets, cook books, pick’in accessories and joined Sheila, Terry, Paula, Marc, Missy Lyn, Louie, Martha, Tony and SWBA or renewed. Thanks to all who helped out in the SWBA conducted online with the use of Google meet. booth, Hope Reed, Eric Nordbeck, Connie Tripp, Jerry and Missy presented the meeting minutes from Sept 5th and Nov Barbara Rutch, Martha Hall, Tony Pritchett, Marc Nelissen and 3rd, minutes were approved by the board. Missy Lyn Gibson. Paula presented the treasures reports and approved by the Darrell and Ann Barkley have stored and pulled the SWBA trailer board. to festivals and SWBA campouts for the last several years. After Sheila presented the SWBA membership report: 174 letters Blythe the trailer was moved to Louie and Paula De Bie’s house. mailed out to lapsed members, 24 returned address not found, Thank you Darrell and Ann for all you done to take care of our 7 new, 33 renewals. trailer and get it to where ever SWBA needed it. SWBA Fundraising presented by Terry: Facebook fundraising Hope Reed has decided to relocate with family to Washington $127 raised via SWBA FB page. Donation links have been setup later this summer. She has worked the SWBA booth at more on the SWBA website for PayPal Giving Fund, GuideStar and festivals and SWBA events than I can mention. She will truly be eBay and Amazon Smile have Southwest Bluegrass Association missed and I Thank her for her dedication, support and all she donation options. has done for our organization. Hope will be in the booth at Bluegrass Soundboard presented by Terry: 24 people want to Bluegrass On The Beach, Temecula Valley Bluegrass Festival, opt out of printed version and go online (updated to 70 as of and SWBA SuperJam in May. Pay her a visit at the booth and let Jan. 25��) her know how much we appreciate all she has done. SWBA Booth: 50 new SWBA shirts ordered by Missy and SWBA Email Blasts were recently added to stay in contact with supplies purchased by Marc (picks, strings, capos, tuners ECT) Our members for updates on events and the Soundboard online. for upcoming events. With the use of Mailchip and Google Gsuite, emails are sent out Guitar raffle ticket sales doing well via mail in form presented from [email protected] to SWBA members. by Sheila. If you haven't received these emails, check your spam or junk mail or we don't have your email in the membership database. SuperJam: Porta Potty, workshops, band showcases and potluck continue details at next meeting. Contact me or Sheila to update your email. Tony Pritchett wants to form committee to have workshops Hope to see you at Bluegrass on the Beach or at SuperJam! that would end with a concert. To use people who actually God Bless Terry Brewer teach to host the workshops. Motion to renew IBMA membership motion passed and approved. Next meeting Feb 5�� via Google Meet We kicked off 2019 in January at The Great 48 Hour Jam in Bakersfield California by hosting a hospitality suite on the ninth floor. This event hosted and organized by the California Bluegrass Association proved to be once again a great time for all who attended! The Bakersfield Marriott started checking folks in at 3 PM and then came the mad dash to grab a cart and hall all the stuff up to the SWBA suite and get set up. As everyone enjoyed the elevator races to get to their rooms the jamming started and continued through the weekend in the hallways, rooms and anywhere a few people could gather and pick. Our showcase bands for this year in the SWBA suite included The Blue Creek Band, Grasslands on Friday Night and The Honey Buckets and Out Of The Desert on Saturday night. The jamming in the Suite was almost non-stop with several pickers coming and going until the early morning hours. - Lead Guitar and Vocals By Terry Brewer Buzz Sawyer was influenced at an early age in rural Illinois by his father, Bob. Whether listening to him sing tenor at the local church or playing I SMELL COVERS bass for the Midnight Ramblers, Buzz soaked it all in. by Flint Hill Special Guitar became his passion, and with a twenty-five year tenure in popular groups such as Plain Folke and The Crossfire Band from Southern Flint Hill Special continues the tradition California, he gained a broad education of vocal styles and guitar playing. with a New website at flinthillspecial.com - Bass and Vocals and a New album “I Smell Covers” released Pete Lorentz has been involved in music from an early age, his interest in October of 2018. encompasses several instruments but he always returns to bass, a favorite for over fifty years. Equally adept at bluegrass, swing, and country music, I Smell Covers delivers awesome vocals and harmonies brought Pete's bass playing is the heart of Flint Hill Special." together with some mighty fine Pick’in! Pete enjoys singing lead and is equally at home with any harmony line. Tracks: 1. Cryin' All over the Place (Them Blues) Feat. Pete He first toured nationally as a country musician in 1966. Over the years Lorentz 2. Cumberland River feat. Buzz Sawyer 3.
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