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Central Texas Bluegrass Association BLUEGRASS BULLETIN Volume 28 No. 6 June 2006 Upcoming Events CTBA Band Scramble Fundraiser June July 9th at Artz Ribhouse 3rd - CTBA Beginner & Interme- diate Jam, Artz Ribhouse 4-6pm Rummage Sale: 3:00pm 3rd - CTBA Night! Artz Rib- Band Scramble: 6:00pm house 7-9pm Scramble Performances: 7:00pm 1st - Thursday Howdy folks. It’s that time again. This is Austin Friends of Traditional CTBA’s biggest fundraiser of the year, and we Music “Thank You” Concert need your support. Please clean out your closet 8:00pm of gently used music CDs, books, videos, and Cactus Cafe, Austin, TX other music related items, and donate them to CTBA. Boxcar Preachers (1st set) Sarah Jarosz & Erik Hokkanen The rummage sale of music related items begins at 3:00pm. Please drop off your (2nd set) items at Artz between 2 and 3pm on the Sunday, July 9th. Stick around to see if there is anything of interest to take back home. Our silent auction will include another 4th Goodtime Banjo donated by the wonderfully supportive folks at Deering. We also Austin Lounge Lizards have some framed IBMA World of Bluegrass posters, and we have two donated Bill Kerrville Folk Festival, Quiet Valley Ranch, Kerrville, TX Monroe t-shirts (XL, and really cool). The Band Scramble starts at 6:00pm. Eddie Collins has once 2nd-4th again volunteered to be our MC. The bands will be scrambled Kerrville Folk Festival, Quiet Val- at 6:00pm and the performances start at 7:00pm. ley Ranch, Kerrville, TX If you have stage experience, we invite you to participate in 9th & 10th the scramble. Band will be formed based on a random selec- 18th Annual Overton Bluegrass tion, and each group will have one hour to prepare a short set and Gospel Music Festival, City to perform for the group. Park, Overton, TX If you have any questions or if you have donations but can’t 9th-11th make it to the fundraiser, please contact Steve Davidson at Kerrville Folk Festival, Quiet Val- (512) 826-6861 or email us at [email protected]. ley Ranch, Kerrville, TX 14th - 18th Hill Country Acoustic Music Strictly Bluegrass has Moved! Camp Schreiner University Ker- ville, TX You can now listen to Strictly Bluegrass from 10:00am to Noon every Sunday. 22nd The Greencards CTBA underwrites Strictly Bluegrass, Threadgill’s South which is one of the longest running ra- 10:00pm dio programs dedicated to playing Blue- grass music in the Central Texas area. July 15th Visit the Strictly Bluegrass web site at: The Sieker Band featuring Byron http://strictlybluegrass.org/index.htm Berline - Artz RibHouse KOOP is now streaming online using 16th-21st the MP3 format. http://www.koop.org Camp Bluegrass www.campbluegrass.com For Information on CTBA membership and activities, contact: From your President Central Texas Bluegrass Assoc. P.O. Box 9816 Hi, Friends. I hope things are going well in your neck of the woods. I’m ex- Austin, TX 78766-9816 tremely excited about the upcoming month, as there will be so much to do. In (512) 261-9440 fact, I’m getting ready to make my first trip to Week One of Steve Kaufman’s email: [email protected] Acoustic Kamp. Steve’s camp is located in Maryville, TN, in the foothills of www.centraltexasBluegrass.org the Great Smoky Mountains, and I can’t think of a better place to relax, meet CTBA is a non-profit, tax-exempt some great people, and do lot of pickin’ and grinning.’ I’ve been practicing 501(c)3 Association, Incorporated in my leads and working on my rhythm, and I’m ready to show those other flat- the State of Texas pickers who’s boss (boss of the beginners, that is). You will all be happy to know that I will be attending the daily vocal workshop to help find my voice, RANDALL’S GOOD NEIGHBOR which has been missing for the entirety of my life. PROGRAM FYI, Kaufman’s camp is not the only camp around. Camp Bluegrass is also a The CTBA number for this program is 9735. wonderful camp to be held July 16 – 21 at South Plains College in Levelland, If you sign up, Randall’s will donate a percentage TX, and Hill Country Acoustic Music Camp will be June 14 – 18 at Sch- of your purchases to CTBA! reiner University in Kerrville, TX. These are all fantastic camps with knowl- edgeable music instructors, and if you have the opportunity to attend one, you Bluegrass Bulletin Contributing Editors are: won’t regret it. Dale Albright I hope you are still making a special effort to get out there and support your Sean McCormick local and national Bluegrass acts. One of my favorite national acts, The EDITORIAL STAFF Greencards, is headed back to Texas for a short tour. They will be playing at Threadgill’s in downtown Austin on Thursday, June 22nd, and at McGoni- Marty Hurt gel’s Mucky Duck in Houston on Friday, June 23rd. This incredible trio is a OFFICERS must see. Just a few years ago they were living in Austin and playing weekly shows at just about anywhere they could find. Now they are one of the hottest President acts on the modern Bluegrass scene. It is becoming extremely rare to catch Steve Davidson [email protected] them in the intimate environment available at Threadgill’s. Next month we’ll have an interview with Kym Warner of The Greencards, and we’ll learn all Vice President about their upcoming third album. Jamie Stubblefield [email protected] We have had an incredible turnout for our CTBA nights at Artz Ribhouse. Treasurer Last month we started the evening off with a great new all female group called Russ Gunn the Stringed Tease. They were followed by the always great Wayne Brooks [email protected] and the Piney Grove Ramblers. Secretary That’s all I have for this month. Drop me a note if you are planning on at- Greg Jones tending any of the great summer music camps, and I plan to write up a report [email protected] for you in the next Bluegrass Bulletin. Don’t forget to get out there and enjoy Jane Laughlin some great Central Texas music. I hope to see you at the shows! Membership Sincerely, [email protected] John Hood Past President Steve Davidson Steve Zimmet President 2006, CTBA [email protected] Here’s my pick for the month: COMMITTEES Beginner/Intermediate Jam The Greencards Stephen Mangold Thursday, June 22nd, 10:00pm Webmaster Threadgill’s South in Downtown Austin Steve Zimmet [email protected] Beer Garden Series Editor’s Note: All writers, artists, and photographers Opening: Michael Fracasso @ 9pm retain all copyrights over any work submitted to the $10 cover Central Texas Bluegrass Bulletin. BLUEGRASS REVIEW by Sean McCormick Troubled Waters Half Mile Down The Road This is the first release by Troubled Waters, a group from Indiana. Although new to Bluegrass as a band, each member has been involved in Bluegrass for many years. Dave Denman (guitar, fiddle, lead and harmony vocals) is best known for his earlier work with Allison Krauss & Union Station in the mid 1980’s. Having a smooth vocal style and a polished lead guitar style, Alison Krauss even referred to him as “Bluegrass’ best kept secret.” John Pennell (bass) is also a former member of Allison Krauss & Union Station. Kent Todd (fiddle, lead & harmony vocals) A talented fiddle player, he previously performed with Gary Brewer & The Kentucky Ramblers in the late 90’s. Bruce Booher (mandolin, lead and harmony vocals) A former member of the Texas band Borderline, along with other local bands. Klint Brown (banjo, dobro, lead and harmony vocals) He has been playing banjo since the age of 13, and is also a member of New Harmony, winners of the Bean Blossom Band Contest in 2001. ‘Half Mile Down The Road’ features a nice mixture of contemporary and traditional Bluegrass material. Some of my favorites from this recording are “Pig In A Pen” (arranged here in a slower, almost bluesy tempo), “Poor Ellen Smith”; the John Pennell original “Half Mile Down The Road”, David Denman’s original instrumental “Fourth Fret Logic,, and the Don Williams classic “Till The Rivers All Run Dry. This CD would be a welcome addition to any Bluegrass collection. http://www.troubledwatersband.com/ © 2004 Daddy’s Dream Music CTBA Promotes Bluegrass at Laurel Mountain Elementary A First-Hand Report by Steve Davidson and Marty Hurt CTBA’s Bluegrass in School Program finished out the school -The Snowflake Reel, Blackberry Blossom, and Red Haired year by participating in Pioneer Day at Laurel Mountain El- Boy. In between discussion and music “sets,” we showed a few ementary School in Northwest Austin. CTBA President Steve segments of the IBMA’s Discover Bluegrass DVD, and the kids Davidson and Marty Hurt, entertained six different class groups were impressed to see two youngsters just a little older them, of third graders (about 120 lively youngsters in all) as one of Sierra Hull and Ryan Holladay, burning it up on Bluegrass several activity stations the kids rotated mandolin and banjo (especially after listening through for Pioneer Day. Many of the to us play!) children came decked out for the day in The Discover Bluegrass DVD features Rhonda pioneer outfits complete with cowboy Vincent, The Chapmans, Alison Krauss + hats and bonnets. Union Station, and The Special Consensus. Marty immediately got the kids in- This DVD introduces young viewers to the volved by asking them questions about joyful and uniquely American genre of acoustic their study of the pioneers—where the roots music.
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