Sunday Afternoon Concert - Moonshine Holler
When:
Sunday, May 20, 2018 3:00p -
4:30p
Sunday, May 20, 2018 3:00p -
4:30p
Where:
The Loring Greenough House
12 South Street
Boston, MA 02130
Admission:
$15
Categories:
Music
Event website:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sunday-concert-moonshine-holler-tickets-44023583724
“Featuring spine-tingling vocal harmonies, rollicking banjo/fiddle breakdowns, hillbilly blues, jugband stompers and ballads, and with some flatfoot dancing to boot, Moonshine Holler (Paula Bradley and Bill Dillof) is a two-person music festival that captures the essence of American southern roots music! Known for their prowess on more musical instruments than they can juggle including fiddle, banjo, guitar, Hawaiian guitar, harmonica and ukulele, the duet has performed at festivals, concerts and music camps across the country. Bradley has toured Germany and the U.S with old-time darlings “Uncle Earl”; she has also toured and recorded with banjo innovator Tony Trischka and traditional music powerhouse Bruce Molsky. Dillof is a member of the legendary NYC-based band “Major Contay & The Canebrake Rattlers” who have been mining recorded string band music for over thirty years. Their CD, “Old Time Melodies” has been earning rave reviews and worldwide airplay.
SOMETIMES ROWDY, SOMETIMES REVERENT, ALWAYS A RUCKUS!”
Tickets are available at the door: $15 ($10 for members, seniors and students)
3:00 – Performance
4:00 – Tea Service (included with admission)
For reservations, call 617-524-3158 or email [email protected].
OUR VENUE IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE.
The continuation of the concerts this year is made possible by the generosity of our sponsor and Friend-of-the-LGH-extraordinaire, James Spriggs.
The Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club is a community-based educational and social organization dedicated to improving the lives of our neighbors through historical, cultural and educational activities. The Club, founded in 1896, preserves the historic Loring-Greenough House (built in 1760) and its grounds for the people of Jamaica Plain. For more information please visit http://www.loring-greenough.org.
