| notloB Music presents... JD Williams' Senior Recital Sunday, May 3, 4pm Outpost 186 186 Hampshire Street (Inman Square) Cambridge
JD Williams has asked notloB Music to host his senior recital. Having presented his most excellent Berklee band, High Rock Mountain, how could we refuse?
We invite you to read this teaser...."after spending four years in the most diverse and amazing music college in the world, the time has come to graduate. Would you do me the honour of being in attendance as I celebrate my time here and the collaborations that I've been privileged to be a part of? This late afternoon show will feature...", then go on to read the rest in JD's own event information in either Facebook or his website.
This is a free-will offering event, donations go to covering the venue rental and musicians' travel expenses.
JD is keeping the guest list, so contact him through the links above. Those without reservations will be admitted as space allows
This will be a fun matinee, please join us!
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Monday, October 28, 2013
"The Bluegrass Lounge" on independent student internet radio BIRN premiers tonight!
Announcing a brand new internet radio program of bluegrass music, "The Bluegrass Lounge"
"It's official: Matt Scutchfield and I (JD Williams) now have a full 2-hour bloc of the Bluegrass music on the Berklee Internet Radio Network every Monday night from 11pm-1am!"
http://www.thebirn.com/shows/?show=122
Hosted by JD Williams and Matt Scutchfield.
Berklee Internet Radio Network
Be it in the string department on the 5th floor of 1140 or in the various clubs throughout Boston/Cambridge, there is quite a thriving bluegrass community full of great musicians and eager listeners here in Beantown. On our show, we'll feature favorite bluegrass tunes ranging in styles from traditional to recent contemporary bluegrass that pushes the genre's boundaries to the limits. Throughout, we'll also look at related styles or sub-genres of bluegrass such as folk, acoustic, Americana, and Celtic/Irish fiddling. Packed with great tunes, lots of humor, bits of obscure bluegrass factoids - and the occasional guest or performer - taking a break in "The Bluegrass Lounge" will never disappoint and will always offer the refreshing pick-up that one would expect from a break in a lounge. So grab a cup of strong coffee, get your banjo out, and jam along with us!
http://www.thebirn.com/shows/?show=122
Thanks, gents, for keeping that high lonesome sound alive!
"It's official: Matt Scutchfield and I (JD Williams) now have a full 2-hour bloc of the Bluegrass music on the Berklee Internet Radio Network every Monday night from 11pm-1am!"
http://www.thebirn.com/shows/?show=122
Hosted by JD Williams and Matt Scutchfield.
Berklee Internet Radio Network
Be it in the string department on the 5th floor of 1140 or in the various clubs throughout Boston/Cambridge, there is quite a thriving bluegrass community full of great musicians and eager listeners here in Beantown. On our show, we'll feature favorite bluegrass tunes ranging in styles from traditional to recent contemporary bluegrass that pushes the genre's boundaries to the limits. Throughout, we'll also look at related styles or sub-genres of bluegrass such as folk, acoustic, Americana, and Celtic/Irish fiddling. Packed with great tunes, lots of humor, bits of obscure bluegrass factoids - and the occasional guest or performer - taking a break in "The Bluegrass Lounge" will never disappoint and will always offer the refreshing pick-up that one would expect from a break in a lounge. So grab a cup of strong coffee, get your banjo out, and jam along with us!
http://www.thebirn.com/shows/?show=122
Thanks, gents, for keeping that high lonesome sound alive!
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