Some Music News...: Spring Has Sprungsky!

Spring has Sprungsky!

Greetings dear people.

Hope this new moon finds you planting magic beans and other garden delights.

Here are some musical events we hope you can attend.

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Here tis y'all. In my heart, the true Florida Folk Festival honoring the "Father of Florida Folk", Will McLean.

We are so pleased that Gatorbone Records Artists include....

Bob Patterson

Paul Garfinkel

Elaine Mahon

Grant Peeples & The Peeples Republik

Lauren Heintz

www.willmclean.com for schedules and directions!

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Jim Quine & Lis Williamson

Hope you all can join us!

Thursday, March 13th

The Tasting Room

7:00 - 10:00 pm.

25 Cuna St., St. Augustine, Fla.

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A Gatorbone Lake House Concert!!!

Photo by Robert Alan

Saturday, March 15th

Lon and I are delighted to present...

Belmont & Jones

in concert

Old-timey blues beyond compare!

Suggested donation $15.00

Potluck dinner 6:30 pm.

Show starts at 7:30 pm.

Please call us at 352-473-9505 or

write us at gatorbone@gmail.com for your reservation.

Check out this wonderful review they just received.

"Belmont and Jones perform the pre-electric blues songbook with the

integrity, frankness, brilliance, and humor with which it was performed by the great musicians who wrote and sang it. The authenticity of their work is in part due to Jones’ vocal chops, which rival those of the great vocalists whose hits she recreates. She would be an outstanding vocalist in any genre, and we thank her for putting her fine instrument to the service of preserving and transmitting this seminal moment in American music. Belmont sings it right too, but it is his National guitar, at times sounding eerily like it was recorded in 1926, that is the perfect compliment to their living museum. The artists Belmont and Jones feature may not resonate much as names today, but there was nothing marginal about them in their day, when their latest releases commonly sold in the millions of 78 rpm “race” records--and their stature remains undiminished. Belmont and Jones don’t just memorialize a time in American music that influenced everything that was to come. They bring it alive. In so doing they reconnect the wellspring of the blues to the mainstream of American music."

-- Joel Zoss

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Sunday, March 16th

The Driftwoods

with special guest fiddler, Christian Ward