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Ctba Newsletter 0603 March 2006 Bluegrass Volume 28, Issue 3 Central Texas Bulletin Weird Acoustic Music by Tyler Balthrop Danny Barnes could easily be production, and in 1985, he White. This unique blend recognized as one of the weirdest received a degree in Audio of acoustic music became an people to play acoustic music. The Production from the instant phenom, and they fact is, he is an amazing musician, University of Texas. And thus accredited three successful and his strange thoughts will be began the long line of albums. Eventually, Danny forever saved on record. It’s the weirdness. left the ‘Livers’, and Austin in Taking to heart the “play 1997, looking for a change of Highlights story of a small-town Texas boy who made his own dreams... and anything with strings” pace on the west coast. He CTBA Info 2 then lived them. philosophy of idol John found it. Now living in Washington Deering Banjo 3 Born in Temple,TX, Danny Hartford, Danny worked to grew up in nearby Belton, and was create his own style of music, a state, Danny flies as a licensed Quincy’s 4 attracted style made up of all the pilot, skateboards, rides a unicycle, and plays disc golf Blue Highway & Festival to music at an early age. His different genres that he loved. Calendar 5 grandmother listened to Flatt and Bluegrass melted with punk, among many other things. Scruggs, and his father played a little which spilled over into the He still makes his own brand Old Settler’s Music Fest 6 banjo. His brothers introduced him blues, all of which of music, and it’s possibly March Show Calender & to other styles like Delta blues and complemented Danny’s sense some of his best yet. One of Membership 7 punk rock, and his eldest brother of humor. It was his own his recent projects, ‘the Old Codgers’ formed in 2000, and CTBA Ongoing Events 8 even built a “home-studio” out personal brand of music, but back. others would soon come to has enjoyed critical success Tinkering in his brothers’ studio enjoy it as well. with their debut album ‘Things taught Danny that there was much In 1990, Danny formed the I Done Wrong’. Danny will no more to recording than just neo-Bluegrass trio ‘the Bad doubt continue to perform, performing music. He developed livers’ with bassist Mark Rubin record, and invent weird an interest every aspect of music and fiddler/banjoist Ralph acoustic music. Be weird, and listen to it. ♪ 2 CENTR AL TEXAS BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION For information on CTBA membership CTBA Artists and Bands and activities, contact: Central Texas Bluegrass Association P. O. Box 9816 Booking Information Austin, Tx, 78766-9816 3rd Generation Gospelgrass 512-261-9440 David & Barbara Brown: utility.com email:[email protected] Brenda McGlothlin ; 830- 361-985-9902 Sarah Jarosz: 512-847-6104 www.centraltexasbluegrass.org 914-4810 [email protected] [email protected] CTBA is a non-profit, tax-exempt threegenerationgospelgrass Eddie Collins: 512-836-8255 Teresa Garner Bluegrass Band 501 (c) 3 Texas corporation @juno.com [email protected] 512-515-5033 Acoustic Blend Gray Sky Boys [email protected] Sean McCormick Tom Ellis 512-442-1000 The Ledbetters RANDALL’S 940-612-1595 [email protected] Spencer Drake 210-698-7062 GOOD NEIGHBOR Hard to Make a Living: PROGRAM [email protected] [email protected] The CTBA number for this program is Austin Mandolin Orchestra John Hood 512-376-7767 The Piney Grove Ramblers 9735. If you sign up, Randall’s will Joel Hobbs 512-833-5529 [email protected] Wayne Brooks 512-345-6609 donate a percentage of your purchases [email protected] L. Wayne Ross Band to the CTBA! The Sieker Band: Rolf and Barefoot Larry & The 512-330-2188 Beate Sieker 512-733-2857 Tradition String Band: Larry Manchaca All-Stars: [email protected] Collins 210-615-7873 OFFICERS B. Buchanan 512-282-2756 Twangzilla: Cory Hicks, 512-563- President [email protected] [email protected] 5584, [email protected] Steve Davidson BuffaloGrass: Don Inbody, Max Zimmet 512-327-6023 [email protected] Wayward Pony: (512) 295-6977, Vice President [email protected] Dale Albright 512-267-4969 Jamie Stubblefield [email protected] Out of the Blue: [email protected] [email protected] Cooper’s Uncle: Treasurer Jamie Stubblefield 512-295- Russ Gunn 512-736-2644, 5325 [email protected] Please note that you must [email protected] [email protected] Randy's Rangers: have a CTBA band Secretary membership to be included Greg Jones Cumberland Gap: Jon or Sigi Field 512-868-2925 in this listing. [email protected] Gary Potter 979-690-6951 [email protected] Past President [email protected] Steve Zimmet Red Eye: Randy Collier 512- [email protected] 423-70918 randyc@comp- DIRECTORS John Hood Jamie Stubblefield Monthly Advertising Rates [email protected] Jane Laughlin [email protected] Steve Davidson Take $10.00 off The Central Texas Bluegrass Bulletin is published monthly by listed rates if you are a the Central Texas Bluegrass Ad size Price Association. Members of CTBA COMMITTEES business member. receive the Bulletin as a member Beginner/Intermediate Jam service of the Association. Stephen Mangold Full Page $30.00 Subscription rate for additional Membership Copy deadline is copies and for non-members is Jane Laughlin the15th of the month. $15.00 per year. Contact the editor Webmaster 1/4 page $12.50 for advertising rates and [email protected] information. Copyright © by Central Texas Bluegrass Bulletin Publication on or Central Texas Bluegrass Editor: Alicia Kent 1/2 Page $15.00 Association. about the 1st. Publisher’s Copy Protective Clause: Advertisers assume liability for all contents of Editor’s Note: All writers, 1/8 page $10.00 Contact the CTBA at advertisements and from any artists, and photographers (512) 261-9440 for claims arising there from. We reserve the right to reject retain all copyrights over any more info. advertising for reasons of space work submitted to the Central availability or publication standards. Texas Bluegrass Bulletin. 3 4 CENTRAL TEXAS BLUEGRASS ASSOCIATION QQQuuuiiinnncccyyy’’’sss GGGuuuiiitttaaarrrsss 555111555 SSS... CCCooonnngggrrreeessssss AAAvvveeennnuuueee SSSuuuiiittteee 111000666 AAuuussstttiiinnn,,, TTTeeexxxaaasss 777888777000444 512-383-0456 www.quincysguitars.com FINE FRETTED INSTRUMENTS BY: COLLINGS, GOODALL, WEBBER, NATIONAL, DELL’ARTE 5 Blue Highway “Marbletown” by Sean McCormick 1. Marbletown & Quicksilver, and other quickly become one of the 2. Lazarus groups. One of the best top bluegrass groups in the 3. Nothing But A tenor singers in bluegrass. business. After putting out Whippoorwill Shawn also proves that he is 6 critically acclaimed albums 4. Tears Fell On Missouri a gifted lead singer and and winning numerous 5. I Used To Love Parades songwriter. individual awards, 6. Three-Finger Jack Wayne Taylor, (bass and Marbletown proves that 7. Message From The Wind 8. Quarter Moon vocals) is one of the top lead this group is at the head of 9. Wild Urge To Ramble singers in bluegrass, as well its class. 10. No Home To Go as being a tremendously Highlights of this Home To gifted songwriter. recording include the title 11. Wild Bill Rob Ickes, (dobro), is a cut ‘Marbletown’, ‘Nothing “Blue Highway has 12. Endless Train seven-time winner of the But A Whippoorwill’- a IBMA dobro performer of haunting murder tale, ‘Wild Blue Highway is made up quickly become one of the year. In addition to Bill’ – a story song about of the following artists: performing with Blue Wild Bill Hickock, and the Tim Stafford, (guitar Highway, he is a much final cut, ‘Endless Train’ – a the top bluegrass and vocals) - well known sought after session hard driving song that could for his earlier work with musician, performing with cause a few speeding tickets groups in the business ” Allison Krauss & Union such artists as Dolly Parton, if you listen while driving! Station. Along with being Patty Loveless, Ricky If you get the an outstanding guitarist and Skaggs, and many others. opportunity to buy this vocalist, he is also a prolific Jason Burleson, (banjo, album, don’t hesitate! Or songwriter. guitar, mandolin) is a rock better yet, go see them live, Shawn Lane, solid banjo player, along AND buy the album. (mandolin, fiddle, and with providing some Either way you definitely vocals) has previously mandolin and guitar. won’t be disappointed. ♪ worked with Doyle Lawson Blue Highway has FESTIVAL/SHOW Calendar March Wed 8 - Sat 11 254-897-2321 Fri 3 - Sat 4 Sarah Jarosz: Organization of www.oakdalepark.com 3rd Annual Argyle Bluegrass American Kodaly Educators Festival, Cross Timbers National Honor Concert Choir Fri 19 - Sat 20 Community Church, Argyle, TX; Charlotte, NC Bluegrass Picnic & Picking Contact: Codi Delcambre, Town http://www.oake.org/pdf/oake32n Under the Stars; Oakdale Park, Secretary, at dconfflyer.pdf Glen Rose TX [email protected] 254-897-2321 Telephone: 940/4645-7434 Thurs 30-Sun 2 www.oakdalepark.com (festival line) or 940/464-7273 Bluegrass Jamboree (main line); Website: Oakdale Park, Glen Rose, TX June www.argylebluegrassfestival.co 254-897-2321 Wed 14 – Sun 18 Hill Country m; Featured bands: Rhonda www.oakdalepark.com Acoustic Music Camp: Vincent & The Rage, Doyle Schreiner University, Kerrville, Lawson & Quicksilver, Blue April TX. Teachers will include Alan Highway, J.D. Crowe & The Munde, Joe Carr, Gerald Jones, New South, Audie Blaylock & Thurs 20 – Sun 23 Old Settler's Music Festival Bart Trotter, Cara Cooke, and Redline, The Grascals, Claire others. Info: www.hcamp.org. Lynch Band, Kenny & Amanda Salt Lick Pavilion & Camp Ben Smith, Pete & Joan Wernick and McCullough, FM 1826, Hickory Hill; other Activities: Driftwood, TX. Info: September Workshops under the direction www.oldsettlersmusicfest.org Thurs 28 – Sun October 1 of “Dr.Banjo,” Pete Wernick, Bluegrass Reunion featuring top artists from the May Oakdale Park, Glen Rose, TX performing bands; band Fri 12 - Sun 14 254-897-2321 showcases; arts & crafts Texas State Mountain and www.oakdalepark.com vendors; children’s area; food Hammer Dulcimer court; sponsor pavilion; more.
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