"They Can't Take Away Our Music" - Eric Burdon and War
Web Sites by E-most Fred
Easternmost Fred - Photos, poems, stories and things that live in Fred's head
Avialantic - once focused on mid-atlantic area aviation, in the future it will be of a historical nature
YouTube - CB Music concerts and other videos - music, birds, bird music...
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 Ameranouche web site |
Richard "Shepp" Sheppard and Jack Soref's guitars backed by Michael K. Harrist on bass - he uses the bow a lot! Intense, driving rhythms, great melodies, and incredible musicianship. Ameranouche presents an evening of first rate "Gypsy Flamenco Swing" which takes off periodically on trips to the middle east, flamenco country, and even a little disco soul. You won't be bored!
Pronounced uh-Mare-uh-noosh, the name is derived from two words: American and Manouche, the gypsy tribe of guitarist Django Reinhardt.
Save some money and make life easier for the hard-working staff of CB Music, i.e. me. $5 off door price for advance tickets! Purchase and reserve via Paypal. See below
406 South Lubec Road
Lubec
Maine
04652
USA
http://www.facebook.com/Crow-Town-Gallery-273812142800730/
The Crow Town Gallery is now the home of Cobscook Pottery. Cobscook Bay Music looks forward to continuing to present concerts in the wonderful setting of the Gallery with its new owner, Shanna Wheelock. A million thank yous to Bonnie Beard for her many years of supporting music in Lubec.
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Jason Roach is perhaps best known as the thunderous keyboard guy with Coig, but he's an outstanding visual artist too. Have a look at Outer Strathspace Folk Art for an otherworldly mix of bird-sea-music something. I like it so much I even overlook someone's penchant for referring to various bird species as "seagull."
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The Stockford Park stage - mural by Sherry Ashby - http://sherryashby.com/
Putep’s Tale: The Lost Finback Whale of Lubec, Maine
Putep's Tale, by Rhonda Welcome and Chuck Kniffen, tells the true tale of a finback whale that washed up on the shore of Lubec, Maine and how it has become a part of the community. With illustrations by Andrew Long, artwork by Sherry Ashby and performed by Kit Rodgers, the book is brought to life by Maine Public Television.
Purchase the book at Turtle Dance Totems
http://sherryashby.com/
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