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Monday, March 29, 2010

Tonight's WoodSongs Features Strings & Sisters


WOODSONGS - Monday, March 29th
GEN PUBLIC $10   STUDENT ID $5    
WOODSONGS PARTNERS - FREE!

A lot of you have children at home this week since it's spring vacation. If you want to get them off to a great start this week, I would heartily suggest you bring them to the Kentucky Theatre tonight and let them experience the musical joy that IS WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour. It's a lot of fun, it's inexpensive, and it's a family memory you can make every Monday if you choose!  Even if you just go once, it will be something your family will talk about for the rest of your lives.  (Just do it :)
 
South Memphis String BandTHE SOUTH MEMPHIS STRING BAND is a trio composed of Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars), Alvin "Youngblood" Hart (Grammy-winning bluesman) and Jimbo Mathus (Squirrel Nut Zippers). Although they'd known each other for years, the South Memphis String Band was greatly influenced by the Mississippi Sheiks, Gus Cannon & the Memphis Jug Band and other string bands and jug bands of their ilk, as well as Mississippi Delta and Hill Country blues. They will arrive with a passel of guitars, mandolins, banjos, lap steel guitars and harmonicas. southmemphisstringband.com 

Quebe Sisters BandQUEBE SISTERS BAND is an American fiddle western swing group from Fort Worth, Texas. The band began their musical journey in 1998 when the three sisters started taking fiddle lessons. Shortly thereafter, the girls began entering fiddle contests and had success early on; winning several State, regional and National fiddle championships. Add the swinging rhythm guitar of World Champion fiddler Joey McKenzie and the upright bass of Drew Phelps, and the Quebe Sisters Band becomes a force of nature. Recently named Group of the Year by the Academy of Western Artists and recipient of the Crescendo Award by the Western Music Association, as well as nominations for Country group of the year by both the Dallas Observer and Ft. Worth Weekly, the QSB is performing coast to coast in support of their latest cd, "Timeless." quebesistersband.com

WoodSongs tapes Monday's at 6:45 pm (EST) at the historic 
Kentucky Theatre, 214 Main St, Lexington, Kentucky
Kids are welcome.  
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