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We are sup intense songs lead audiences across some of the darker terrains of ported by your attendance, grants from the life, documenting the sorrow and injustice in the world, yet all the Alameda County ARTSFUND, Berkeley Civic while lighting the way with enduring hope and an irrepressibly droll Arts Program, The William & Flora Hewlett TFOTFPGIVNPS0OFPGUIFXPSMETUSVMZBSSFTUJOHQFSGPSNFST UIF Foundation, the Kanbar Charitable Trust, Boston Globe applauded Martyn as “a profound experience” and MOJO the Walter & Elise Haas Fund, the Edmund Magazine called him “an artist of enduring worth.” and Jeannik Littlefield Foundation, National During his performing career of nearly three decades, Martyn has Endowment for the Arts, Bernard Osher enjoyed impressive critical acclaim and recorded a number of hit Foundation, San Francisco Foundation, the singles, including “Dolphins Make Me Cry” in the early 1990s, but Drs. Ben and A. Jess Shenson Foundation his passionate performance style and the depth and resonance of his at the San Francisco Foundation, Wells songs earned him his enormous, staunch grassroots following. He 'BSHP'PVOEBUJPO NVTJDJBOTCFOFGJUQFSGPS recently released a new studio album, Under Lemonade Skies. mances, volunteer efforts, and your generous tax deductible donations. Rushad Eggleston Thursday February 2 Rushad Eggleston stands in the vanguard of the younger gener ation of virtuosic cellists who are bringing this relatively unwieldy Contact Info JOTUSVNFOUJOUPUIFTQPUMJHIU*UTBOZPOFTHVFTTXIBUNBZIBQQFO when Rushad takes the stage, but we do guarantee one thing: a night 2020 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94704 of fabulously inventive, supremely virtuosic, endlessly surprising TELEPHONE: NVTJD3VTIBEOFWFSGBJMTUPLOPDLIJTMJTUFOFSTTPDLTPGGBTIFVTI E-MAIL: [email protected] ers them in a joyful, eccentric alternate reality. He challenges the WEBSITE: www.freightandsalvage.org fundamental ideas about musical genres, rules, and boundaries–not to mention appropriate footwear. Raised in Carmel, Rushad was the first string student admitted to #PTUPOTQSFTUJHJPVT#FSLMFF$PMMFHFPG.VTJDPOBGVMMTDIPMBSTIJQ Board of Directors BOECFGPSFHSBEVBUJOHNBEFIJTMBSHFTDBMFSFDPSEJOHEFCVU KPJOJOH fiddle masters Darol Anger, Michael Doucet, and Bruce Molsky in the John Bidwell Peter Glazer HSPVQ'JEEMFST4JODFUIFO 3VTIBEIBTUPVSFEFYUFOTJWFMZXJUI%BSPM"OHFST3FQVCMJDPG4USJOHT Chair Barbara Higbie Fiddlers 4, the beloved folk/bluegrass group Crooked Still, and his current group, the rocking ensem Steve Meckfessel Clyde Leland ble Tornado Rider. 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Dave and his brother Phil burst onto the California music scene in 1979 when they formed the Blasters, earning an New Home Committee enthusiastic cult following across the United States and Europe with their pioneering confluence of punk, blues, California $P$IBJST country, and rockabilly. After leaving the Blasters, Dave Danny Carnahan had a stint as lead guitarist for the punk band X and played (1934-2011) Warren Hellman XJUIUIFBMUDPVOUSZCBOEUIF,OJUUFSTCFGPSFFNCBSLJOHPO a solo career. Driven by the constant impulse to explore dis tant musical horizons, Dave earned a Grammy Award for Best Musicians Committee Contemporary Folk Album for his 2000 collection of traditional folk and blues classics, Public Domain: Songs From the Wild Land. 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    The Knitters Poor Little Critter On The Road mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Poor Little Critter On The Road Country: US Released: 1993 Style: Country MP3 version RAR size: 1302 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1704 mb WMA version RAR size: 1263 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 692 Other Formats: AUD MP3 AC3 VQF MOD MP3 MMF Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Poor Little Critter On The Road 1:39 Someone Like You 2 2:35 Written-By – Exene*, John Doe Walkin' Cane 3 5:25 Arranged By – The KnittersPercussion [Macaroni Box] – Billy ZoomWritten-By – Traditional Silver Wings 4 2:07 Written-By – Merle Haggard Poor Old Heartsick Me 5 2:36 Written-By – Helen Carter The New World 6 2:47 Written-By – Exene*, John Doe Cryin' But The Tears Are Far Away 7 3:28 Written-By – Exene*, John Doe Love Shack 8 3:48 Written-By – Exene*, John Doe The Call Of The Wreckin' Ball 9 2:51 Written-By – Dave Alvin, John Doe Trail Of Time 10 3:02 Written-By – Alton Delmar* Baby Out Of Jail 11 2:36 Written-By – Taylor*, Davis* Rock Island Line 12 4:02 Written-By – Huie Ledbetter* Companies, etc. Recorded At – LA Studios Mixed At – LA Studios Mastered At – Future Disc Distributed By – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Slash Records Copyright (c) – Slash Records Credits Accordion – Martin Lund Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Dave Alvin Bass [Upright] – Jonny Ray Bartel Drum [Snare] – D.J. Bonebrake Engineer – Conrad Piňon, Patrick Mc Donald* Illustration – Peter Haskell Producer – Billy Zoom, John Doe , Patrick Mc Donald* Vocals
  • January CALENDAR of EVENTS

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