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This year featuring Stanwood-Camano performers exclusively
Saturday, July 11
12:00 - John Amber-Oliver & Friends
1:15 - Ronnda Cadle with Joel Gamble
2:30 - Selena Tibert & Friends Sunday, July 12
12:00 - Chaim & the Essentials
1:15: Smitton
2:30 - One Ton of Ducks |
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John Amber-Oliver & Friends John always puts on a great show, whoever he plays with. His bands The Splinters and The Stilly River Band have been playing in the area for decades. This is John's new project ... don't miss it!
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Ronnda Cadle Ronnda began playing guitar in her hometown of Baltimore in 1985,
formed her first acoustic duo in 1992,
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Selena Tibert & Friends Selena is a prolific songwriter who is already gaining recognition for her talents. (click here to read a newspaper article about her) She performs with Paul Tibert (her Dad) on rock solid bass, Thomas Kemper locking tight and funky on drums, and Jeff Lemaiche's scorching lead guitar. And you might see her mom, Cathy Tibert, sweetly sitting in on flute. For more information, see Selena's web site. |
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Chaim & the
Essentials
Performing one of the most diversely-influenced sets of music you'll hear, Chaim
and the Essentials music will take you on a sonic journey from Camano Island to
Israel to Persia. Guitarist Chaim Bezalel, who also performs with local legends
The South End String Band, has a unique point of view that reveals itself in
thoughtful, quirky songs. For more info, see
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Smitton
Smitton has been in heavy rotation at Brindles here on Camano Island ever since
they arrived on the scene. They perform standards from the 40's & 50's, blues,
and classic rock. Vocalist Lisa Smith and singer songwriter Tony Britton create
beautiful harmony with jazzy guitar accompaniment. |
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Ton of Ducks Five seasoned musicians from Camano Island, performing tight, heartfelt songs with sweet harmony. Songwriters all, they create crafty rock, roots, jazz, and alt-country tunes about life, love, loss, war, peace, and hope. Their CD, Floaters, is available at Big Quack Records.
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Mark Dodge of Big Quack Records organizes
the concert series.
Patrick Donicht of The Audio Vortex provides live support and expertise.
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and has been touring and changing
home base ever since, moving through Nashville, Atlanta, and now, to
Camano Island. She has produced two CDs with Grammy Award winning producer
Don McCollister (Indigo Girls, Shawn Mullins). Violinist Joel Gamble
will be accompanying Ronnda for this event. For CDs and more info
see