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If you enjoy good, down home music: Country, Blue Grass or Gospel, come out to CHARLIE'S BARN in Pittsboro every Friday night 7 to 9 p.m. Amateurs are welcome to join us on the stage. No Admission Charge - Donations Appreciated. Directions: From Pittsboro take 64W approximately 8 miles. Turn right on Buckner-Clark Road, then left on Hillside Music Road to dead end at Charlie's Barn. For additional information or questions, please call 542.3124 or email BruceMeacham@Embarqmail.com. Roots musicians to perform for Woods Charter School Benefit Three popular Roots Music groups will perform in a Cat's Cradle benefit for The Woods Charter School Foundation on Saturday, March 14. Eli "Paperboy" Reed and Great Big Gone will be joined by Lynn Blakey and Ecki Heins. The event begins at 8 p.m. Massachusetts’ Eli “Paperboy” Reed and his band have gained international attention for their famously fiery live shows. The N.Y.Times said "Mr. Reed invokes the stylish and muscular R&B of Otis Redding and Sam Cooke" while The Times of London described his show as “a call to party like its 1969." Time Out N.Y. advised its readers, "If you do only do one thing this week, [go see] Eli 'Paperboy' Reed". Great Big Gone hails from the NC Piedmont and brews up a twangy blend of electrified porch picking, finger licking, roots rocking, western swinging, honky-tonking Americana all garnished with a pinch of Cajun. Lynn Blakey, a voice and songwriter you know from local Americana folk divas, Tres Chicas, performs solo with her fiddle playing husband Ecki Heins who adds colors and mirroring emotions to her rich and textured songwriting. Rootsy and down to earth; expect beautiful melodies and harmonies. The Woods Charter School in Northern Chatham County is a grade K through 12 public school, founded by parents. It is tuition free, open to all students and fosters a vibrant love of learning and academic excellence. The school ranks in the top ten for state SAT scores and moved into a new building at the beginning of the school year. Funds raised will be designated for playground equipment. For further information see the school's website at www.woodscharter.org. Tickets are $10 and are available at www.catscradle.com. For more information call 919.260.0661 or email musical_roots@bellsouth.net. | |||
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