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Bull Run Concert Series 215 Great Rd., P.O. Box 1228 Rt. 2A, Shirley, Massachusetts 01464 USA 978-425-4311 877-536-7190 Toll Free (FAX) 978-425-4314 bullrun@bicnet.net Ticket Information Who's played at the Bull Run? Bull Run Home Page NOTE: All events and prices are subject to change without notice. Call the Bull Run for the latest information and reservations. All tickets are non-refundable for cash. |
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| 2008 SCHEDULE |
| Fri. Aug. 8 |
8 PM
$33 advance cash
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Leon Russell
Leon Russell has played on, arranged, written or produced some of rock and roll's most important records. George Benson's cover of "This Masquerade" was the first song in music history to occupy the number one spot on the jazz, pop, and R&B charts and won "Record of the Year" and a Grammy in 1976. He's released four Gold Albums himself. He penned "Delta Lady" that gave Joe Cocker his huge hit, "A Song for You" for Ray Charles "Roll Away the Stone" for Mott the Hoople. He produced and played on sessions for Bob Dylan, Frank Sinartra, Ike and Tina Turner, The Rolling Stones, The Byrds, The Ventures, Bobby Darin, Wayne Newton, Sam Cooke, Johnny Mathis and on and on. He played on most of Phil Spector's landmark records. In the 70's he was reported by Billboard Magazine to be the top concert attraction in the world. After receiving his fourth gold album for "Will O' The Wisp," which included the hit single "Lady Blue", he teamed with Willie Nelson and they achieved success with the "One For The Road" LP which won the Country Music Association's "Best Album of The Year." In the '90s he toured with Edgar Winter on a double bill for two years and shared the stage of Austin City Limits with him. He has been touring for the last six months with Dave Mason of Traffic fame. With 3 new albums released this year Leon Russell proves why he's still a rock 'n' roll master. |
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| Fri. Aug. 15 |
8 PM $14 advance cash $18 day of show |
Just say the name Allman and many things jump to mind: his father, Gregg, the epitome of Southern Rock, the original jam band, legendary live shows. Its a lot to live up to, but Devon and his band of tight-knit brothers of different mothers have risen to the occasion. Allman, whose voice is reminiscent of his father and whose guitar playing calls to mind other six-string gods, has been honing his skills since his early teens. The current A-list musicians from mid-west America includes long-time pal Mark Oyarzabal on drums, George Potsos, a giant stage presence, on bass, Jack Kirkner on keyboards and multi-instrumentalist Pedro Arevalo (Dickey Betts & Great Southern) whose chemistry and talent make for a rock-n-roll juggernaut with a synergy on stage that is something to behold. In August of 06 the band released their Livewire Recordings debut, "Torch". Recorded at the legendary Ardent Studios in Memphis, TN, the album was co-produced by Allman and Pete Matthews (Paul Simon, N. Mississippi All Stars). Honeytribe has been on the road since 2005, playing close to 300 shows a year, sharing the stage with everyone from The Disco Biscuits, Govt Mule, Tesla, Little Feat, Cheap Trick, and of course, The Allman Bros. Band. In 2006, the band went out with Gregg Allman and Friends, earning the respect of the diehard fans of the elder Allman. Allmans Gibson Guitar endorsement led to the band performing last summer at the grand opening of the companys custom shop in Nashville as well as this years CES Convention in Vegas, where they jammed with Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top. Honeytribe is truly becoming worldwide tour de force. |
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| Fri. Aug, 22 |
8 PM $15 advance cash $20 day of show |
Antje Duvekot |
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| Thursday Aug. 28 |
8 PM $10 |
Perley Curtis, Pat Pitts & Erin Hay |
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| Saturday Aug. 30 |
8 PM $15 advance cash $18 day of show |
Rosalie Sorrels |
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| * 2ND SHOW ADDED! Fri. & Sat. |
8 PM $35 advance cash $40 day of show |
Johnny Winter |
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| Fri. September 12 |
8 PM $20 advance cash $25 day of show |
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Cheryl Wheeler Cheryl Wheeler has to be seen to be appreciated. Nothing you read and nothing you hear from her album prepares you for how good a performer she is. From her albums you can tell that she is a gifted songwriter with a beautiful voice. From other people's comments about her you can learn that she is a natural story teller with a fantastic sense of humor. But until you see her in person, you never really believe what you've been told about her. Besides, almost half of the songs she does during her shows haven't been recorded! Cheryl's songs are often emotional portraits of people, leaving you with the impression that you know the characters.You find yourself being dragged into the song rather than standing outside and observing. Other songs by Cheryl are hilarious situation comedies. If your idea of a folk singer/songwriter concert is a bunch of people clapping politely after songs, and then sitting quietly while the performer says things like "This next song is about ...", well, you've never seen a Cheryl Wheeler concert before. Her entire show is an emotional roller coaster. Opener: G.S. Picard - Root Cellar Records recording artist G.S. Picard bridges the gap between folk and rock, equally at home with a ballad or a bootstomper. Her original songs are an eclectic mix with something to please every ear. |
| Sun. Sept. 14 |
8 PM $22 advance cash $26 day of show |
Wishbone Ash |
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| Sat. Sept. 20 |
8 PM $12 advance $16 day of show |
Special Split Bill with |
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Westford's Marty Nestor is an acoustic rocking original songwriter who enjoys making music as much as he does listening to others. Nestor is a 30-year veteran of the Boston music scene as a singer-songwriter-guitarist of the groups, Strider's Wrath, Side One & Downtwisted as well as performing as a solo artist. A clever lyricist that boasts a richly expressive voice to deliver his prose. He has two Independent original cd's to his credit and is writing his third. A true folk-rock troubadour, he has worked with a number of regional and national acts, as well as producers Anthony Resta (Elton John, Collective Soul, Duran Duran and Shawn Mullins) and Hirsh Gardner(New England). Always the professor of hope and human courage his new 10 song album will make you think. Throughout his long and varied career, Nestor brings the listener on a ride that they won't soon forget. His music has been described as "edgy as a jail house cup of coffee," and after a listen it's hard not to agree. He will stand and deliver.......... |
Jeff Root
Jeff's music might best be described as a highly imaginative and idiosyncratic blend of captivating pop melodies, rock-tinged social commentary and fun, inspired by the work of sixties groups like The Beatles, The Kinks and The Lovin' Spoonful with a little Beck, Cake, and Chuck Berry mixed in. His early work was lauded by Sir George Martin as being The best home-recorded disc I have ever heard. Jeff has collaborated with surreal comedian Steven Wright and comedy writer Martin Olson (SpongeBob, Rockos Modern Life). Jeff recently signed a music licensing agreement with Nashville-based Song & Film, a leading independent music licensing company for the songs: "Won't You Be My Betty Boop?", "Dirty Money" and "Beatlemaniacs". Cockeyed grandeur... Knocks hipster cool down for the count! - Francis Dimenno, The Noise | ||
| Fri. Sept. 26 (Sawtelle Room) |
8 PM $12 advance cash
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Amy Black and The Red Clay Rascals |
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| Fri. Sept. 26 (Ballroom) |
8 PM $12 advance cash
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Malcolm Holcombe Opener: Maria Sebastian - Maria can't pick a genre and stick to it. "I love a good song and mine come out as modern rock, folk, Americana, folk-rock, country, garage-punk, and a bunch around the edges. I figure people just like good songs, and that's what I focus on." |
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| Sat. Sept. 27 (Sawtelle Room) |
8 PM $10 advance cash $15 day of show |
Rock & Roll never forgets and neither did you
An exciting new Concert Showcase for Adult Musicians who want to let their star shine once again LIVE onstage! | |
| Sat. Sept. 27 (Ballroom) |
8 PM $10 advance cash $14 day of show |
Pops Walker Opener: Chuck E. Costa - His music is unfettered by time or place, defying all the common labels. His powerful and sincere vocals (comparisons range from Jonathan Edwards to Michael Stipe) and acoustic guitar delivery seamlessly complement the lyrical content of the songs. |
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| Sat. Oct. 4 (Sawtelle Room) |
8 PM $12 advance cash
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The Rampage Trio |
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| Sat. Oct. 4 (Ballroom) |
8 PM $14 advance cash
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James Reams & |
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Fri. |
8 PM $10 |
Scissormen Nashville juke joint high rollers Scissormen make a rare return to their original New England home to celebrate the nationwide release of their new album "Luck in a Hurry" on the VizzTone label. The album, which features guests Billy Conway of Morphine fame, Dicky Barrett of the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and pianist Teo Leyasmeyer, a veteran of Buddy Guy, Freddie King, Johnny Copeland and Luther Allisons bands, follows two critically heralded indie albums and a spate of international touring, including a typically high-energy concert at this years Bonnaroo festival. Rolling Stone and VH-1 contributor Anthony DeCurtis says that Scissormens Ted Drozdowski is a guitarist of spellbinding invention and intelligence. His slide playing shears the skin off your bones, and he can unleash roaring gales of sound. But lyricism and musicality lie at the heart of even his wildest moments. I have never listened to him and not been transported to a strange, beautiful place Ive never been before. Ted says that what Luck in a Hurrys songs have in common are deep roots, great big guitar tones and a lotta soul. They were performed live in the studio so we could keep things raw and spontaneous the way we like em. |
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| Sat. Oct. 11 |
8 PM $12 advance cash
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Les Sampou & the Tin Angel Band |
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| Sun. Oct. 12 |
Doors open for dinner at: 5pm
Showtime:
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Bulls Gap |
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| Sat. Oct. 18 (Sawtelle Room) |
8 PM $14 advance cash $18 day of show |
The Hunger Mt. Boys |
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| Sat. Oct. 18 (Ballroom) |
8 PM $12 advance cash $15 day of show |
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Dennis Pacy With: Rob Carlson: guitar & vocals Chris Sinnett: keyboards. |
| Sat. Nov. 1 |
8 PM $24 advance cash $28 day of show |
Ronnie Earl Opener: TBA |
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| Sat. Nov. 8 |
8 PM $15 advance cash $19 day of show |
Don White If you laugh and cry within the same ten minutes, you either need a vacation or you are sitting in the audience at a Don White show. This working class family man from Lynn, Massachusetts has emerged as the thoughtful songwriter of the decade whose relevance to our lives is evidenced by the powerful reaction he evokes at every concert. Radio audiences, too, are not safe from the Don White experience. Valerie Adams of WNCS Radio, Vermont said, "I've never seen anything like it. Every time I play I Know What Love Is the phones light up like a Christmas tree." Whether he is singing, speaking, or setting up the sneakiest punch line of the night, Don has the hearts of his audience. They know they have his. Opener: The Loomers - Toe-tapping, finger-snapping, hip-twirling, lip-curling, heart-wrenching, fist-clenching, neato-completo good-time tunes. |
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| Fri. Nov. 14 |
8 PM $12 advance cash $16 day of show |
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The Homegrown String Band The Homegrown String Band is a 21st century incarnation of the traditional family band. The band consists of Rick and Georgianne Jackofsky and daughters Erica and Annalee, who have been performing at festivals, coffeehouses, schools, and libraries throughout the northeast since 1997. Their repertoire consists of traditional and original music inspired by the rural string bands that recorded during the 1920s and 30s. Many of these early country bands were families who began playing for their own entertainment and later began to perform professionally. The HSB brings their audiences back to a simpler time when families gathered to share their music with friends and neighbors. You will be treated to the sounds of fiddle, guitar, mandolin, clawhammer banjo, banjo uke, dulcimer, and jawharp, as well as some fancy flatfoot dancing. So fasten your seatbelts and hold on to your hats as the Homegrown String Band takes you on a rollicking ride through the sounds of American music, from the driving rhythms of old-time dance tunes to the mournful sounds of mountain ballads and blues. Entertaining and educational for audiences of all ages. "This family is breathing fresh life into the American folk tradition at a time when our nations roots are so often forgotten. - Sarah Craig, Manager, Caffe Lena Once again ranking as one of the most requested bands on the A.F.B.A.s festival questionnaire. - AFBA bluegrass festival, Wind Gap PA Opener: TBA |
| Fri. Nov. 21 |
8 PM $10 advance cash $14 day of show |
Ernie & the Automatics Founded by Ernie Boch Jr, the Automatics feature a dream machine lineup. Ernie, a guitarist and Berklee grad, drew from some of Bostons most successful musicians. "Ive got two retired rock stars, and two professional guys that play all the time," said Ernie. The band features the musical talents of Sib Hashian and Barry Goudreau - both former members of the multi-platinum selling band Boston - along with Tim Archibald and Brian Maes, who along with Barry was in the post-Boston project that also featured the late Brad Delp, RTZ, as well as with Peter Wolf and the House Party Five. Rounding out the band is special guest Michael "Tunes" Antunes on sax, an original and current member of John Caffertys Beaver Brown Band. On any given night there could be any number of Boston finest musicians joining in as well, including James Montgomery or Johnny A, and the band has opened for Johnny Winter, BB King, Godsmack and Los Lobos. "The Automatics are essentially a blues band with a rock n roll edge, able to move from jump blues to shuffles to cool Southern rock at any point in a set. ... This mixture has led Ernie and the Automatics to build a devoted following in the Boston area." (Premier Guitar Magazine) |
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| Sat. Nov. 22 |
8 PM $12 advance cash $16 day of show |
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Bob Martin With a performing career spanning almost forty years, Martin is one of the best kept secrets in the folk music world. He was a regular on the circuit in 1969, when he was discovered at Gerde's Folk City in NYC and recorded his 1st album Midwest Farm Disaster for RCA in Nashville. He worked closely with Chet Atkins and many exceptional studio musicians, but due to personnel changes Martin's career was not given priority. In 1974, he "dropped out" and moved to a mountain home in WV. He continued to write music, poetry, novels and various other artistic endeavors. In 1982, he recorded his 2nd album, Last Chance Rider. It was recognized as one of the top three folk albums in the country by the National Association of Independent Record Distributors. Martin however chose to play music on his own terms and didn't pursue the music business as a way of life. He released his 3rd album in 1997, The River Turns the Wheel on his own label. This may be his most commercially successful album to date. It reached number sixteen on the Gavin Americana Chart and was chosen one of the top ten albums in 1997 by Brad Kava of The San Jose Mercury News. Dave Perry of The Lowell Sun chose it as the best folk album of 1997 and Tom Flannery of The Electric City News also picked it as the best release of that year. Martin toured nationally and opened for Merle Haggard in 1999. Next To Nothin was released in 2000 to more rave critical reviews and extensive airplay on folk, country and Americana radio programs around the country. "If he had been given the right opportunities, and received the right breaks, he could have been bigger than Dylan." - Charles Laquidara - Legendary Boston DJ "He is really one of the genius songwriters of the Northeast." - Dave Palmetier - WUMB-FM, Boston. Opener: Davey O - Armed with a classic troubadour's Gibson guitar and a powerful-yet-sensitive voice (often compared to Don Henley, Jason Isbell, and Son Volt's Jay Farrar) singer-songwriter Davey O's award-winning songs speak of love, hope, loss and the vulnerability of the human experience while offering an easy blend of Folk, Alt-Country and Americana. |
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This show has been moved to: Fri. |
8 PM $20 advance cash $25 day of show |
Bill Kirchen It's not accurate to say that Bill Kirchen plays American roots music. Bill Kirchen IS American roots music, celebrating an American musical tradition where country music draws upon its origins in blues and bluegrass, and in the Western swing of Texas and California honky tonks. He first gained renown as lead guitarist and vocalist for Commander Cody & his Lost Planet Airmen, where the resonant twang of his battered Telecaster drove "Hot Rod Lincoln" into the Top Ten in '72. He's played guitar on recordings and performances with Nick Lowe, Doug Sahm, Elvis Costello, Emmylou Harris, Ralph Stanley, Gene Vincent, Link Wray, Danny Gatton, Hoyt Axton and Elvis Costello. A Kirchen performance recalls a half century of guitar legends and extends their brilliance into the new millenium. He received a Grammy nomination for Best Country Instrumental Performance in 2001. In 2002 he was inducted into the Washington Area Music Association Hall of Fame along with Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters, Nirvana) and John Phillip Sousa as well as winning 10 additional Wammies including Artist of the Year and Musician of the Year. In previous years, he won 2000 Rock/ Roots Rock Instrumentalist of the Year, Roots Rock Album (Raise A Ruckus) and 1999 Instrumentalist of the Year at the WAMA Awards, as well as being a multiple winner in 1997 and 1998, receiving ten awards, including Songwriter of the Year. A Titan of the Telecaster guitar " - Guitar Player magazine May 1998 & June 2002 "Bill Kirchen rules. It's just that simple..." - Austin American-Statesman Opener: TBA |
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