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Musicians'
Line-Up
25
Musical Groups on 3 Stages
Performances by local and student musicians
10
a.m.- 6 p.m. at North Country Brewery, Ginger Hill Tavern,
and the Gazebo
List of Performers
Schedule of
Performers
With feature performance by

Guaranteed Irish
121 S. Main St. Gallery (across from
North Country Brewing)
4 & 8 pm, Sat., April 19th
Preview Night:
Friday,
April 18th at
North Country
Brewing
Panama Red & The Lonesome
No More Band
List of April 19th
Performers, 10am-6pm
on Main Street, Slippery Rock, PA
John Hayes
is a Pittsburgh singer-songwriter. He hosts a popular open
stage for Calliope: The Pittsburgh Folk Music Society, has
recorded six albums of original songs and appears on three
compilation albums with members of the Pittsburgh
Songwriters Circle.

Between Liberties
is a progressive and acoustic musical experiment involving a
trio of Pittsburghese songwriters. With well-honed
sensibilities, quirky song structures, and powerful
delivery, this all-original and energetic group catapulted
onto the scene with songs that parallel lives they live and
witness, and speak of discovery and disillusionment, the
ethereal and enlightening, the mundane and magical. Perhaps
they remind you of Big Brother & the Holding Company meets
Michael Hedges, writing the songs of Beethoven, Belle &
Sebastian and Tool. Listen online at
BetweenLiberties.com

Bruce Hoffman is an award-winning songwriter
who is often compared to John Prine. His mission is to fill
the air with satire you can dance to. His first solo CD,
Welcome to Irony City, will be released later this year.
http://myspace.com/brucehoffmansongs
WRW (Wehr, Rectenwald, & Wiley) currently
and/or formerly known as Common Ground, puts on a
performance fusing classic folk and acoustic-rock idioms
with original "harmony intensive arrangements and
compositions". A wellspring of performing-songwriter talent
for decades, these Western PA amigos re-kindle "70's
familiar favorites with select new originals.
What
everyone needs to know about Cathy Stewart is
that she is first and foremost a songwriter. She'd rather
hear the voice she heard sing the song when she wrote it do
it than hers. Ok, so she hear "voices", call the guys in the
white coats and haul her off. She sings for fun, and as long
as its good enough not to make your ears bleed, she's done
ok.

Brett Allen Morgan is a talented
singer/songwriter who thrives on delivering a dynamic live
performance. He brings over 20 years of music industry
experience to the stage and has toured all over the U.S. and
Canada. Brett's new release "Second Chances" showcases his
skill for crafting songs with lyrics that hit home. His live
performances contain his own home grown tunes melded with
top 40 country hits.

The Lonesome No More
Band is a 3 (and sometimes 5) person group who
enjoy vocal harmonies and come from diverse backgrounds
finding a common ground and a respect for stylistic
differences that allows them to support one another as they
venture out from the home base of old timey/down home music.
Check
out their website!
If you threw
Hank Williams Sr. ,John Prine, John Denver ,and Bob Dylan in
a sack and shook it out, it would probably resemble
Jim Dime and his music.
Sue
Gartland is a local Pittsburgh singer/songwriter
whose clean and clear vocals are those of a troubadour whose
point is to tell a story, and who just happens to do it with
a guitar in hand. Her sound is contemporary folk with a
little bit of country influence, coupled with soothing
lyrics and melodies.
http://www.suegartland.com

Singer
songwriter Cinnamon Chivers uses acoustics and
vocals to bring her original songs to life.
Her lyrics are
drawn from the heart of everyday living written with a music
style that appeals to a diverse listening audience. Her
fans are tried and true because of her eclectic, charming
and captivating style.
Mark
Muretisch is a gifted songwriter and talented
performing artist creating his unique sound, from
ballads and contemporary pop/rock to blues and acoustic
folk. A Southwestern Pennsylvania native, Mark has been
very active as a musician and vocalist since childhood.
This adult contemporary artist performs songs with rich
and soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics, his skills and
experience are a captivating combination, whether you
are just listening or attending a live performance.
Jack
Knight & The Unsung Heroes are one of Pittsburgh's
most enjoyable light rock & blues bands. They have a very
unique and fun sound best described as light rock with a
touch of soul. Jack and the band bring their positive energy
and upbeat, optimistic songs . Come enjoy great music, and
share the time with great friends, and leave with a song in
your heart and a smile on your face.
Singer-songwriter Rick
Bruening conducts his craft with one foot in the
country and one foot in town. After a career as a
self-employed entrepreneur, he loves to share the stories
that have unfolded over the years in a folk oriented
manner true to his roots.
Cathasaigh,
Western PA's roots revival singer/songwriter, was awarded
2nd place Best Solo/Acoustic Artist in both the 2006 & 2007
CP polls. Fans of her music hear shades of Joan Baez and Amy
Lee, with other influences
fusing together to create an honest, fresh sound that evokes
the great songwriters of the past, yet conveys the essence
of tomorrow's music.

Guided by the
songwriting of Gillian Welch and Neil Young, Emily
Rodgers’s songs are literate and poetic, alternating
between self-consciousness and abandon. Emily performs solo
and also fronts a four piece indie-folk outfit that embraces
a fuller sound as the band takes its cue from more
atmospheric influences. The band's release entitled Emily
Rodgers & Her Majesty's Stars was selected as a top CD of
2005 by WYEP-FM, Pittsburgh.

The DG
Band brings together insightful original songs,
catchy folk rock and a touch of jazz and classical, all
performed with a healthy sense of humor.
Their first recording appears
on the Pittsburgh Songwriters Circle 2007 compilation album.
The DG Band is David King, guitar; Gilbert Bigenho,
violin; Keith (Gone on Picture Day) Swan, bass and John
Pruszynski, drums.

Tracy
Drach's music is the sophisticated love child born
of a 1960's coffeehouse and an after hours speakeasy. A
compelling and literate singer-songwriter, this Pittsburgh
transplant has been delighting audiences with with her
soulful, smoked velvet vocals for over 25 years.
Voted
Pittsburgh City Paper‘s "Best Acoustic/Solo Artist"
four out of the past five years ('07, '06, '04, '03),
Pittsburgh-based singer and songmaker Brad Yoder
writes soulful little folk-rock-pop songs about the weird
poetry of life, blending the humorous, the personal, and the
political into an engaging and sometimes startling collage.
Red Moon Run
brings a delightful soulful sound to contemporary pop
music. With a strong emphasis on songwriting and vocal
harmonies, the original songs of co-writers Nancy Deckant
and George Salamacha present a combination of soulful pop
infused with jazzy rhythmic sounds reminiscent of the
popular sounds of the 1960's. Collaborating with George and
Nancy are Greg Marchetti on keyboards, Ramsey Longaker
playing lead guitar, and veteran drummer Victor Thomas.
Together, the band presents their combined lifetime of
talent and professional experience to their audience.
Hank
Sobah is a Slippery Rock, Butler County-based
acoustic musician. Hank plays a fairly eclectic mix of
folk, rock, country, blues and other genres to reach all age
levels and tastes. Since 2003, Sobah has
organized the annual North Country Bluegrass Jam in Moraine
State Park. Hank has been playing various instruments
since childhood. He has played in a number of rock and
roll, blues, folk, country and bluegrass groups over the
years, focusing mainly as a fiddler on old-time country and
bluegrass these days.
Howard
Davidson is widely regarded for his promotion of
bluegrass music in Pittsburgh especially at the open stage
and jam sessions held at the Starlite Lounge in Blawnox. A
talented singer/songwriter and frequent contributor to the
Calliope House Songwriters Circle Howard is known fro his
songs of passion and human interest.
Come
join us!!
Kaleidoscope on Main
Sat.,
April 19th
Street
Festival
Artists
Exhibits
Artists
Market
Music
All Day
Food
A Joint
Adventure by SRU and the 
Slippery Rock
Business Association
 
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