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OFFICIAL PROGRAM June 17, 2017 TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE June 17, 2017 Sing Along “i SAW HER STANDING THERE” “Eleanor Rigby” — Cane Mill Road “Till There Was You” — Grupo Los Morales “Here Comes The Sun” — Musically Yours “Lady Madonna” — Heywire “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” — Danika & The Jeb TOSCO MUSIC SALUTES SGT. Pepper! “Back In The USSR” — Chuck Johnson & Charlyhorse Welcome to our 14th annual Beatles Tribute! Tonight we celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest Sing Along “SHe loves you” / albums of all time. Every year it’s a challenge to select “I should have known better” songs from The Beatles’ vast catalog. We’ve handpicked “I’ve Just Seen A Face” — Charlottetowne Collective 25 songs to perform and sing with you tonight, including 7 “Come Together” — Shaun Hopper from “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. “We hope you will enjoy the show... sit back and let the evening go...!” “Can’t Buy Me Love” — The Garvin Dean Project “Norwegian Wood” — Ted Yoder Born from intimate living room jam sessions more than 25 years ago, Tosco Music has since grown into a nonprofit “Don’t Let Me Down” — Halden Vang organization. While we’ve expanded to larger venues over “Let It Be” — Dead 27s the years and added new outreach programs, our core value has never changed — it’s still all about the music! Sing Along “all my loving” Tonight’s performers are donatiang their time and INTERMISSION — Refreshments and artists’ CDs are available in the lobby. talent. We encourage you to support them by buying their CDs, hiring them for your own special event, and going to Sing Along “sgt. pepper’s lonely hearts club band” / their shows. “with a little help from my friends” None of our programs can happen without the support of “Getting Better” — Greg James our members and volunteers. We invite you to become a “Fixing A Hole” — Susan Richey Tosco Music Member in the lobby tonight. Help us secure “She’s Leaving Home” — Steve Stoeckel a sustainable future for Tosco Music Parties in Charlotte! “When I’m 64” — John Tosco Please connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube “A Day In The Life” — Yes The Raven and Twitter. Visit ToscoMusic.org to join our mailing list, “Abbey Road Medley” — The Ragbirds become a Tosco Music volunteer, or take our event survey. Sing Along “Hey JUDE” ToscoMusic.org Program and artists are subject to change. Use of cellular phones is prohibited. Use of recording devices and/or cameras without permission is prohibited. SHAUN HOPPER PERFORMERS A Georgia native, Shaun began playing guitar at age 12. In 2002, he played bass in rock and country bands before focusing on solo fingerstyle guitar. By 2007, he was winning awards including Best Instrumental Song cane mill road at Winfield National Fingerpicking Championship and Best Musician on Selected for the IBMA 2017 showcase of the future of bluegrass, Cane Mill the Rise by The Atlanta Journal Constitution. He now arranges original Road includes Liam Purcell (14, mandolin), Eliot Smith (19, bass), compositions and pop covers infused with cutting edge resonance and a Trajan Wellington (17, banjo), Casey Lewis (19, guitar). canemillroad.com “signature style” that crosses over musical genres. shaunhopper.com grupo los morales The Garvin Dean Project Formed in 1999, this contemporary jazz ensemble has performed across Since 2002, Jesus Morales has been performing throughout NC with his the US from DC to LA with their lively, soulful style that blends son Alberto Morales and joined by Francisco Martinez, and Ceasar “DJ” traditional and modern jazz techniques. Based in Charlotte, the band Cuco. They have four CDs, most recently “Con Alma Latina“. and were includes Garvin Dean (keyboards), Aaron Carlisle (guitar), Eric Brown featured in the documentary “Latino Traditions”. grupolosmorales.com (saxophone), Nick Reid (bass), Terry Lindsay (drums) and LaTasha Reid (vocals). facebook.com/gdpjazz musically yours Featuring Jayne Sprinkle (harp), Randall Sprinkle (harp guitar), Diane ted yoder Cox (cello), and Denys Gorski (violin), this award-winning provider of A National Hammered Dulcimer Champion from Goshen, IN, Ted Yoder wedding ceremony music (The Knot, Wedding Wire) also performs brings folk and pop rock to an instrument otherwise known for mountain original arrangements of rock and pop tunes and has a Christmas CD, “A music. Now a master educator of the instrument, he’s released 5 albums. Light in the Wilderness” (2015). musicallyyoursnc.com In 2016, a Facebook video of Ted playing “Everybody Wants To Rule The World” went viral with 53M views in 4 days. tedyoder.com heywire halden vang Touring all over the Southeast, Heywire delivers handcrafted Roots Rock This power trio is comprised of Jake Haldenwang (guitar, vocals), Jordan in high-energy shows with crowd interaction. Their original songs draw Mattacchione (bass, vocals) and Robbie Reimer (drums). They deliver from their love of all styles of music. Band members include Michael a passionate blend of rock, pop, R&B, funk and blues with fresh style Deeb (lead vocals, rhythm guitar), James Dabbs (lead guitar, vocals), and stage chemistry. Queen City Awards recognized them as 2016 Rock Ashley Peeples (bass, vocals), Aaron Kaufman (drums, percussion, Group of the Year. facebook.com/JakeHaldenwangMusic vocals), and Matt Branniff (keyboards, organ).heywire.net dead 27s danika & The Jeb Known for soulful melodicism and a knack for heavy grooves, Dead 27s have earned eleven “Charleston Music Awards” since 2014, including Rock Joining forces in 2010, this Nashville-based duo performs soulful acoustic Band of the Year for the third straight year in 2016. Relix Magazine named pop and was named 2016 Artist of the Year by Concerts in Your Homes. Dead 27s an “Artist You Should Know About” in early 2017. Their album, They have two CD’s, most recently “Balance Vol. 1” (2014). Their version “Ghosts are Calling Out”, debuted at #9 on Billboard’s South Atlantic Heat of tonight’s song can be heard on Sirius XM’s Coffeehouse. Danika Seeker Chart. Band members include Wallace Mullinax (guitar, vocals), Holmes (vocals, guitar, piano), Jeb Hart (guitar). danikaandthejeb.com Trey Francis (vocals), Will Evans (guitar, synthesizer, vocals), Oliver Goldstein (bass), and Daniel Crider (drums, vocals). dead27s.com chuck Johnson & Charlyhorse Charlyhorse creates an authentic Americana sound with reverence for yes the raven timeless tradition while also managing to come across as fresh, vital and Born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Alyn Mearns now lives in engaging. The band includes Chuck Johnson (vocals, guitar), and Tom Hickory, NC where he teaches music. His first album ‘Love is Covered in Kuhn (bass, mandolin, vocals) and tonight they are joined by James Dust’ received wide critical acclaim. He has 3 albums in progress; one of Brock (drums) and Keith Shamel (guitar). thecharlyhorse.com unique U2 covers, another of Bach, An award winning classical guitarist, he is half of the traditional Irish duo The Belfast Boys. yestheraven.com charlottetownE collective the ragbirds Performing hot new bluegrass in Mecklenburg and surrounding counties, High-energy folk-rock music influenced by sounds from around the world! Charlottetowne Collective is heavily influenced by Flatt & Scruggs, the Lead singer/songwriter, Erin Zindle, wields a 5-string violin, electric Osborne Brothers, J.D. Crowe and the New South, and Dolly Parton. Kim kalimba, mandolin, and accordion. She is joined by her brother, TJ Zindle Griffin (upright bass, lead vocals), Brandon Henson (banjo, vocals), Dustin (guitar, vocals), her husband, Randall Moore (percussion), Jon Brown Norris (mandolin, vocals), and Andrew Price (guitar). (drums) and Dan Jones (bass). They’ve performed in 47 states and Japan facebook.com/Charlottetowne-Collective where one of their songs reached the Top Pop 100. theragbirds.com TMP SING ALONG CHOIR & HOUSE BAND David Cornelius Roger Martin Keith Shamel Sing Along Phyllis Fulton Ellie Morgan Steve Stoeckel Greg James Susan Richey John Tosco i saw her standing there Kevin Jones Jim Ruth Eric Willhelm (Lennon & McCartney) Greg James Well, she was just 17 Originally from Charlottesville, VA, Greg James, moved to Charlotte in And you know what I mean the mid-70’s. He made a career of playing multiple instruments in various bands, piano bars, and session work in local recording studios, and also And the way she looked was way beyond compare writing and producing jingles and themes for local radio, tv, and film. So how could I dance with another (ooh) facebook.com/gordon.g.james When I saw her standin’ there SUSAN RICHEY A recent UNC-Asheville graduate, Susan studied jazz harmony and Well she looked at me, and I, I could see improvisation with members of Michael Bublé’s horn section. She spent That before too long I’d fall in love with her years studying bluegrass vocals and most recently, bluegrass bass. Her music is “folksy-soul” influenced by Janis Joplin, Adele, and Etta James. She wouldn’t dance with another (whooh) facebook.com/SusanRicheyMusic When I saw her standin’ there Steve StoeCKEL Well, my heart went boom A founding member of the pop band The Spongetones that released 12 CDs, Steve also released 5 CD’s with fellow Spongetone Jamie Hoover. His When I crossed that room latest release is “Four State Solutions” with his newest band, Pop Co-Op. And I held her hand in mine stevestoeckel.com Whoah, we danced through the night Tonight’s Raffles And we held each other tight And before too long I fell in love with her Raffle A: Collection of CDs from
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