Showing posts with label Burren. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Introducing notloB Parlour Concerts Brother Series, LORD GEOFFREY PRESENTS

Since June 2, 2007, notloB Folk Concerts / notloB Parlour Concerts has presented close to 100 folk, old-time, string band, Celtic and acoustic blues concerts to audiences throughout the greater Boston area. notloB's primary venue is the historic Loring-Greenough House (built in 1760, 40 intimate seats, unplugged) in Jamaica Plain. The concerts are volunteer-run and not for profit. 100% of the patron donations go to the artists and production expenses.

That is not news to notloB patrons.

What may be news is late last year, notloB spun off a for-profit brother series, Lord Geoffrey Presents - https://sites.google.com/site/lordgeoffreypresents/ 
Past Lord Geoffrey artists include Paul Geremia, Jaime Brockett, Darol Anger, Emy Phelps, Rushad Eggleston (twice), Maeve Gilchrist, Mike Barnett, John Mailander, Mila Phlps-Friedl, and Molly Tuttle.

View concert pages from the Lord Geoffrey website - 120420 Geremia Brockett 120924 Eggleston 121114 Anger Phelps 130206 Gypsy Reel 130213 Rushad Eggleston 130305 Wood Belsher




Who is Lord Geoffrey?


The next Lord Geoffrey Presents concert will be Tuesday, March 5 at Johnny D's Uptown Restaurant and Music Club, Lord Geoffrey Presents Richard Wood and Gordon Belsher who are notloB artists, having performed to a capacity audience at the Loring-Greenough House last October.







Monday, November 12, 2012

What do Darol Anger, Richard Wood and Sam Bush have in common?



"So this is what I know, now: where you play is not who you are. I was four rows from guys that played for both Queen Elizabeth AND Gene Simmons, and played with Shania Twain AND The Chieftains. And you know what? They were having a blast, just playing for a small but oh-meye-gawd enthusiastic crowd. The music is the music regardless of where it’s being played. And good lord what music. About halfway through the first half, it dawned on me that nobody plays like this. Except these guys. Talk about top of their game. They loved what they did, no matter where they did it. Just, wow. So much sound, and being so close we could see the sound being made. There was so much toe tapping from the audience that the the mirror on the wall was shaking - even though we were toe tapping on the carpet!..."
notloB alumni Darol Anger and Emy Plelps,along with "family and fiends" (Maeve Gilchrist, John Mailander, Molly Tuttle and Mila Phlps-Friedl)
will be in concert Wednesday evening at the Burren.

Link

Bluegrass god Sam Bush and country blues god Andy Cohen will be on "In the Tradition" Tuesday evening.