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October 20, 2007
The
Roches
Off-kilter folk-pop songs
shine with sisters Maggie, Terre and Suzzy’s sublime
harmonies and poetic charm. “Contemporary
court jesters, The Roches make you think, but not at the expense
of a hearty belly laugh." (San
Francisco Chronicle)
Opening Act: Alice
Stuart

December 8, 2007
Alejandro
Escovedo
One of the best living songwriters, hailed
artist of the decade by No Depression Magazine. Escovedo
will appear live on the Calliope stage, backed by a
string quartet.
Opening Act: Cristian
Amigo & Emily
Pinkerton

February 16, 2008
Carolina
Chocolate Drops
The way these youngsters breathe new
life into old traditions through the fiddle, guitar, banjo,
harmonica, vocals and heart pounding jug brings alive the
sounds of rural South.
Opener: Rachel
Eddy
March 29, 2008
Roger
McGuinn
Co-creator of The Byrds in the 1960s, his
solo performances mesmerize an audience and bring alive an
incredible past. His music is ageless and electric and 12-string
guitars are pure McGuinn.
Opening Act: Anne
Feeney
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November
3, 2007
The
Greencards
"This imported bluegrass trio is creating
some of the finest Americana around." (Rolling
Stone)
Opening Act: David Shelow

January 19, 2008
Chris
Smither
"Smither is an American original, a product
of the musical melting pot, and one of the absolute best singer-songwriters
in the world." (Associated
Press)
Opening Act: Heather
Kropf

March 1, 2008
Andy
M. Stewart
& Gerry
O'Beirne
Two of Celtic music's most gifted singers--
"Andy M. Stewart is among the finest interpreters of
Scottish folk songs and a wonderful songwriter " (The
Boston Globe)
“Gerry O’Beirne has written some of the best new
tunes to come out of Ireland’s Celtic music scene
(Dirty Linen).
Opening Act: Mike
Gallagher & Bruce
Foley

April 26, 2008
Jean
Ritchie
& John
McCutcheon
Two legends will hit the stage. Jean Ritchie
introduced dulcimer to America in the early sixties and brought
the songs and stories of the hills of Kentucky to the rest
of the world. John McCutcheon is a five time Grammy nominee
and probably the best hammer dulcimer player ever. Together,
they will dig into folk music's richest past.
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