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Monthly Archives: July 2018
Bluegrass and Cajun at the Lowell Folk Festival
Big Country Bluegrass Inertia, more than anything else, has kept Dr Janie and me from the annual Lowell Folk Festival. It’s free (well, after you pay for parking), festive, with a great variety of music and food (the music is … Continue reading
Posted in Bluegrass, Cajun Music, Hillbilly Journal
Tagged Big Country Bluegrass, Chris Stafford, Cody Lafleur, Dave Evans, Eddie Gill, Jimmy Martin, Jimmy Trivette, Jo Vidrine, Joel Savoy, John Treadway, Kyle Huval, Kyle Huval and the Dixie Club Ramblers, Lowell Folk Festival, Lowell National Historical Park, Mitch Schexnayder, Teresa Sells, Tim Laughlin, Tommy Sells, Tony King, Valcour Records
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Southern Rail in Framingham
Friday, June 29th the Framingham Concerts on the Green series began with old friends of Hillbilly at Harvard, Southern Rail, now celebrating their 40th year playing bluegrass and gospel in New England. Aside from the Joe Val Festival, it’s rare … Continue reading
