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First Friday with Joe Holt – The “Next” Great American Songbook

June 17, 2022 by Spy Desk Leave a Comment

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For the month of June, The Mainstay in Rock Hall, Maryland found several opportunities to pay tribute to the immensely popular American music offerings that spanned three decades and collectively came to be grouped as The Great American Songbook. These familiar tunes, composed by the likes of George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Johnny Mercer, et al, developed a world-wide audience on radio and in the Hollywood musicals of the 30s, 40s, and 50s. These classics were interpreted many times by the vocal, big band and jazz giants of their day. On Friday, July 1st, Joe Holt, pianist, musical collaborator and host of the Mainstay’s recurring First Friday series guides us into the new musical wave of hits that new audiences of the 60s and 70s embraced once the Songbook was retired; from artists such as Sam Cooke, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder, and The Beatles, among many others.

Holt is well known on the Eastern Shore as being a creative accompanist. Known primarily as a jazz pianist, The First Friday series allows Joe to stretch these limits by inviting different musical guests each month, often from quite different musical genres, to explore their common ground

Joe’s guests for this July program are guitarist Nick Bucci and vocalist Keli Valein a celebration he calls “The Next Great American Songbook”.Keli and Nick are well-known in the musical circles of Wilmington, Delaware. They have been making music together for over a decade and began writing and recording their own material in 2015. They’ve both played Jazz, Blues, R&B, Classic Rock, Fusion – you name it! All this musical experience archived within them is what makes their live gigs so diverse and interesting, and a perfect match for Joe Holt’s diverse tastes.

Advance tickets are $15, and are available at www.mainstayrockhall.org. Telephone reservations are also accepted by calling 410-639-9133. The Mainstay is located at 5753 N. Main Street in Rock Hall. It receives funding from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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Robert Redd is “Swinging with the Songbook” at The Mainstay

June 10, 2022 by Spy Desk Leave a Comment

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On Saturday, June 25, The Mainstay in Rock Hall caps off its month-long tribute to the Great American Songbook with a program led by Mainstay favorite, pianist Robert Redd. Redd will be joined by alto sax player Marty Nau and jazz guitarist Steve Abshire for a show they have titled “Swinging with the Songbook.”

Robert Redd is a member of the prestigious Duke Ellington Orchestra that tours across the U.S as well as abroad (most recent tours have included Japan, Singapore, Israel, Great Britain, and Brazil). He is also the pianist and leader of the Wolf Trap Jazz Trio. From 1995 to 998 Redd was pianist and musical director for singer/ songwriter Kenny Rankin. He still finds time to perform with the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra. Redd worked frequently with legendary performers, guitarist Charlie Byrd and sax great Phil Woods. He is a featured artist at the annual W.C. Handy Music Festival in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. Robert has performed with jazz luminaries such as John Pizzarelli, James Moody, Melba Moore, the Harry James Band, and the Artie Shaw Band to name just a few.

Marty Nau is a highly active and sought-after jazz alto saxophone player in the Washington DC Area. He has performed with such performers as Dizzy Gillespie, Stanley Turrentine, Joe Williams, Rosemary Clooney, Nancy Wilson, Maureen McGovern, Snooky Young, and many others. Marty also played lead alto sax and conducted for the Navy’s premiere jazz ensemble, the Commodores before retiring from the group in 1997.

Jazz guitarist Steve Abshire’s accomplished musical style is distilled from years of influence and study with jazz greats Herb Ellis, Joe Pass, and Barney Kessel. Abshire, also an alumnus of the Commodores, has accompanied well-known vocalists Della Reese, Etta Jones, and Diane Shuur. He has appeared in concert with the Great Guitars as Barney Kessel’s substitute, and is a repeat performer at the famed Jazz in Marciac Jazz Festival in France.

Showtime for the live concert event is 8 pm. Tickets are $20 in advance of the show and can be purchased online at mainstayrockhall.org. Phone reservations are accepted by calling (410) 639-9133 (tickets reserved by phone are $25 when paid at the door). The Mainstay is located at 5753 N Main Street in Rock Hall, Maryland. Its regular calendar of local, regional, and nationally touring artists features a live performance every week of the year (February through December) in a variety of music genres.

The programs of the Mainstay are supported with funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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The Mainstay’s 25th Anniversary Gala Event in its New Outdoor Amphitheater

June 4, 2022 by The Mainstay Leave a Comment

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On Saturday, July 9, The Mainstay– Kent County’s non-profit live music performance venue – invites its friends and neighbors to its 25th Anniversary Gala Celebration. The festive event is an opportunity to look back at the impressive accomplishments of its founder Tom McHugh, the retired college professor who relocated to the Eastern Shore, and in 1997 signed a lease for a vacant showroom on N Main Street in the center of the small harbor town of Rock Hall, Maryland. His plan was straightforward — plan a schedule of music shows featuring some of the country’s finest performers, and present them on a simple stage every week, year after year. The Mainstay has remained faithful to this legacy’s vision and continues to present a year-round weekly calendar of diverse, live concert events that still bring cheering audiences to their feet week after week. The Gala occasion is particularly timely in that it will be held under the tent in their new backyard amphitheater, the newest addition to the Rock Hall community.

The party starts at 6 p.m. There will be an open bar, catered hot and cold hors d’oeuvres prepared by the Fish Whistle Restaurant, live music for listening and dancing with the Annapolis Jazztet (featuring vocalist Larzine Talley), a silent auction, and perhaps a surprise or two.

Tickets are $100 and can be purchased on the Mainstay website (mainstayrockhall.org) by clicking on the “Shows” tab (located at the top of the Home page) and scrolling down to July 9, or by calling The Mainstay at (410) 639-9133.

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Hilary Gardner at The Mainstay on June 11

June 3, 2022 by Spy Desk Leave a Comment

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On Saturday, June 11th, The Mainstay in Rock Hall is pleased to present Great American Songbook stylist Hilary Gardner and her band. National Public Radio remarked that Hilary Gardner “evokes memories of another time and place.” Her first gigs were in hometown Wasilla, Alaska, where she sang Patsy Cline tunes in dive bars (as well as singing with the Anchorage Opera), but she was always infatuated with New York City, her home for the last twenty years. In 2010 she appeared on Broadway in Twyla Tharp’s musical “Come Fly Away in which she sang solos and duets with the recorded voice of Frank Sinatra (with the blessings of the Sinatra Estate), backed by a 19-piece live big band. The performance was hailed by critics as “wonderful” (Huffington Post), “elegant” (USA Today), and “terrific” (New York Observer). Her career moved ahead with regular appearances with Mike Longo (Dizzy Gillespie’s pianist), at New York’s prestigious Café Carlyle, and in Errol Morris’s critically acclaimed Netflix documentary-drama, Wormwood. Hilary is also member of the vocal trio Duchess. The group pays tribute to The Boswell Sisters, the legendary close harmony singing trio of the jazz and swing eras. The group also enjoys an ongoing collaboration with the Paul Taylor Dance Company, performing the music of the Andrews Sisters for Taylor’s seminal piece, Company B. She lists Ella Fitzgerald, Carmen McRae, Joni Mitchell, and Tom Waits among her influences.

Hilary will present a program at the Mainstay she calls “Trail Songs”, a tribute to the familiar Great American Songbook tunes associated with the country’s fascination with Hollywood’s musical Westerns from the 1930s through the 1950s. These are songs that have deep jazz / Songbook connections thanks to Bing Crosby, Johnny Mercer, Jack Teagarden, Benny Carter, Frank Sinatra, as well as the “singing cowboys”, Roy Rogers and Gene Autrey. As Hilary points out, “Everyone knows and loves these songs.”

Hilary will be joined by her band — Justin Poindexter on guitar and vocals; Aaron Thurston on drums, and Noah Garabedian on string bass.

Showtime for the live concert event is 8 pm. Tickets are $20 in advance of the show and can be purchased online at mainstayrockhall.org. Phone reservations are accepted by calling (410) 639-9133 (tickets reserved by phone are $25 when paid at the door). The Mainstay is located at 5753 N Main Street in Rock Hall, Maryland. Its regular calendar of local, regional, and nationally touring artists features a live performance every week of the year (February through December) in a variety of music genres.

The programs of the Mainstay are supported with funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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The Mainstay Features a Father’s Day Blues Concert

May 26, 2022 by The Mainstay Leave a Comment

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On Sunday, June 19th, The Mainstay in Rock Hall offers a special Father’s Day concert celebration with blues band Mark Hummel and the Blues Survivors. Showtime is at 7:00 p.m.

Long-time bandleader Mark Hummel started playing in bands when he was 14 in the “ghetto” clubs in the San Francisco area “where the real, exciting blues was to be found” according to him. In 1977, at the age of 18, he decided to pursue a career in blues music and formed his band, the Blues Survivors. By 1984 he began a life of non-stop touring of the United States, Canada, and Europe, sharing stages with the likes of blues giants Charles Brown, Charlie Musselwhite, Brownie McGhee, Eddie Taylor, and Jimmy Rogers. Hummel and his band are still on the road about 150 days of the year.

With more than 30 blues recordings, including the 2013 Grammy nominated release “Remembering Little Walter,” Hummel is considered one of the premier blues harmonica players of his generation. The music critic of the Chicago Sun-Times remarked that “Hummel plays the harmonica with the fat, full sound that made Little Walter sound almost like a saxophonist rather than a harp man”. Blues Revue Magazine commented that “Mark Hummel is one of a handful of the Best Players ever on the instrument. He is a harmonica God”.

Hummel describes his playing as follows: “I’ve always tried to do a cross section of tempos and styles in my music – fast songs, slow songs, rhumbas, boogaloos, shuffles, flat tires, Chicago Blues, West Coast Jump. Texas Blues Swing, New Orleans R&B, delta blues, soul music and soe funky beats thrown in here and there”.

Hummel also put together the first Blues Harmonica Blowout in 1991at Ashkenaz, a live music and dance venue in Berkeley. Each performer performed a 20-to-30 minute set and everyone jammed together with Hummel’s Blues Survivors band backing them. Over the next five years, the Blowout grew to become a multi-venue, four-night festival circulating in the Bay area’s best known music clubs.

Advance tickets are $20, and are available at www.mainstayrockhall.org. Telephone reservations are also accepted by calling 410-639-9133. The Mainstay is located at 5753 N. Main Street in Rock Hall. It receives funding from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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First Friday with Joe Holt – Trad Jazz Meets Bop Meets Latin

May 19, 2022 by Spy Desk Leave a Comment

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On June 3 at 8 pm, The Mainstay in Rock Hall, Maryland presents another unique live music collaboration in its new “First Friday with Joe Holt” series.  Holt is well known on the Eastern Shore as being a sensitive accompanist and creative collaborator. He commands a repertoire of ballads, classic and swing jazz tunes in the style of piano great Dave McKenna. The First Friday series allows Joe to stretch these limits by inviting different musical guests each month, often from quite different musical genres, to explore their common ground

For this month’s First Friday program, Joe Holt asks the musical question, “What happens when you ask a traditional jazz trumpeter (Danny Tobias), a bop sax guy (Vincent Lardear), and a Latin jazz trombonist (David Sacks) to collaborate on classic selections from the Great American Songbook?”

Equally at home with a cornet or trumpet, Danny Tobias is best known for traditional jazz and swing, either reproducing classic arrangements or artful improvisation. In addition to playing at Birdland with David Ostwald’s Louis Armstrong Eternity Band, or with Marty Grosz’s Hot Wings, or with the Midiri Brothers’, Danny has worked with a number of high-profile artists such as Vince Giordano, Harry Allen, Marty Grosz, and Howard Alden. He has performed at Birdland, Mezzrow, Lincoln Center, the Players Club, and other prestigious jazz venues in major US cities.

Vincent Lardear is a former member of the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra under trombonist Buddy Morrow and was lead alto sax with the Illinois Jacquet Big Band.  He has also recorded with Grammy Award winning saxophonist Phil Woods. Vince is currently a member of the Baltimore Symphony Pops andis a well-known figure in the jazz scene in Philadelphia and the surrounding Tri-State area.

David Sacks has performed and recorded with Brazilian greats such as Antonio Carlos Jobim, Astrud Gilberto (the “Girl from Ipanema”), Flora Purim, and Tito Puente. He performed in the Broadway show Gospel at Colonus starring Morgan Freeman. He currently plays and sings Brazilian, Latin, and jazz music in the DC metro area and regularly performs at venues such as Strathmore, Blues Alley, Kennedy Center Millennium Stage, and the Embassy of Brazil.

Advance tickets are $15, and are available at www.mainstayrockhall.org. Telephone reservations are also accepted by calling 410-639-9133. The Mainstay is located at 5753 N. Main Street in Rock Hall. It receives funding from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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Bluegrass Headliners “Della Mae” in Concert at the Mainstay

May 10, 2022 by Spy Desk Leave a Comment

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On Friday, May 27, the Mainstay in Rock Hall, in partnership with the Hedgelawn Foundation, welcomes bluegrass headliner, Della Mae to their stage.

Della Mae is a GRAMMY-nominated, bluegrass band that formed in Boston in 2009. Their name, “Della Mae” comes from the song, “Big Spike Hammer,” a bluegrass classic famously recorded by the Osborne Brothers. The all-women band consists of founder and fiddle player Kimber Ludiker, lead vocalist/guitarist Celia Woodsmith, guitarist Avril Smith, bassist Vickie Vaughn, and mandolinist Maddie Witler. They have shared the stage with the likes of Willie Nelson, Del McCoury, Dr. John and Alison Krauss. Their second album, This World Oft Can Be, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album at the 56th Grammy Awards ceremony. Bandleader Ludiker comments that the band is at heart more focused on producing a powerful finished body of work that their vocal prowess and technical virtuosity contribute to rather than just showing off their considerable technical talent. They have performed as Bluegrass headliners in more than thirty states at festivals, performing arts venues and clubs and teaching at workshops and music camps. In the fall of 2012, they were commissioned as an American Music Abroad alumni band that brought them on tour through Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, where they received rave reviews from embassy staff and program audiences alike.

Showtime for the live concert event is 8 pm. Tickets are $25 in advance of the show and can be purchased online at mainstayrockhall.org. Phone reservations are accepted by calling (410) 639-9133 (tickets reserved by phone are $30 when paid at the door). The Mainstay is located at 5753 N Main Street in Rock Hall, Maryland. Its regular calendar of local, regional, and nationally touring artists features a live performance every week of the year (February through December) in a variety of music genres.

The programs of the Mainstay are also supported with funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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Gypsy Jazz Guitarist Stephane Wrembel Brings His Trio to the Mainstay

May 5, 2022 by The Mainstay Leave a Comment

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Stephane Wrembel

On Saturday, May 21, the Mainstay in Rock Hall welcomes gypsy jazz guitarist Stephane Wrembel and his Trio. Wrembel is quite simply often cited by music critics and fans as “one of the finest guitar players in the world,” specializing in the gypsy-jazz style of legendary composer/guitarist Django Reinhardt.

Born in Paris he first studied classical piano, beginning at the age of four. But in his mid-teens, he discovered that he had an affinity for guitar, and his unique opportunities led him into the same Gypsy culture that Django emerged from. Not a Gypsy himself, Wrembel immersed himself in the “Sinti” gypsy culture, spending “six, seven years going to the Roma camps, playing for Gypsy weddings, parties, playing with Gypsy friends.” “By going there, I learned what it really means to play gypsy-style guitar – and I learned from the masters that still played in the campsites a lot.”

Wrembel has had a remarkable career, touring the world, while releasing 16 albums under his name and the nom de plume, The Django Experiment.  His original compositions (and soundtrack recordings) have been featured in three of Woody Allen’s films – “Vicki Cristina Barcelona”, “Midnight in Paris”, and “Rifkin’s Festival”.In October of 2019, Wrembel released the highly regarded Django L’Impressioniste recording, featuring 17 of Reinhardt’s preludes for solo guitar, followed by a book of his transcriptions in April of 2021.

His live performance is unparalleled. Wrembel has headlined Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, The Town Hall in NYC and The Lyon Opera House in France. He has toured with master violinist Mark O’Connor and shared stages with Sam Bush, Stochelo Rosenberg, Esperanza Spalding, and Al Di Meola. Wrembel has dazzled audiences at such major gatherings as the Montreal Jazz Festival, the Django Reinhardt Festival in France, and the Caramoor Jazz Festival. His program, Django New Orleans, recently sold out eight shows at Dizzy’s Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center.  His new program, Shades of Django, will be presented in performing art centers around the country in the fall of this year, including two nights at Jazz at Lincoln Center.

The New York Times has gone on record as saying that Wrembel is “Perhaps the most creative improviser in Gypsy jazz today.”

Showtime for the live concert event is 8 pm. Tickets are $20 in advance of the show and can be purchased online at mainstayrockhall.org. Phone reservations are accepted by calling (410) 639-9133 (tickets reserved by phone are $25 when paid at the door). The Mainstay is located at 5753 N Main Street in Rock Hall, Maryland. Its regular calendar of local, regional, and nationally touring artists features a live performance every week of the year (February through December) in a variety of music genres.

The programs of the Mainstay are supported with funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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Mad Agnes at the Mainstay April 30

April 21, 2022 by The Mainstay Leave a Comment

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On Saturday, April 30 at 8 pm, the Mainstay in Rock Hall, Maryland welcomes the genre-bending acoustic music trio Mad Agnes to their stage.

Mad Agnes (Margo Hennebach, Adrienne Jones and Mark Saunders) weaves Celtic, folk, and vocal improv into an exciting, inclusive performance. They have won hearts on two continents with their signature intricate harmonies and compelling songwriting.

Their current iteration sees them using only one microphone, around which they form and re-form, early-radio style. This encourages more playfulness and connection, as they transport and tickle audiences with robust harmonies, incisive songwriting and well-crafted instrumentation, using guitars, mandolin, percussion, an inventive keyboard, and “three-part harmonies as tight as jeans from the dryer” (Rob Weir, The Advocate).

Mad Agnes

Mad Agnes has performed internationally at major listening rooms and festivals, including The Kerrville Folk Festival (TX), Mountain Stage New Songs Festival (WV), The Birchmere (VA), Godfrey Daniels (PA), The Bitter End and the Towne Crier (NY), and a number of international venues. Margo Hennebach last performed in the area at the popular Andy’s Bar in Chestertown years back.

“If you’ve been struggling to find a link back to that addictive sound of progressive/alternative folk groups like Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention and Renaissance, listen up…Mad Agnes recreates with authenticity many of the musical qualities that adored us to those legendary groups.”  Robert Linquist.

Showtime for the live concert event is 8 pm. Tickets are $20 in advance of the show and can be purchased online at mainstayrockhall.org. Phone reservations are accepted by calling (410) 639-9133 (tickets reserved by phone are $25 when paid at the door). The Mainstay is located at 5753 N Main Street in Rock Hall, Maryland. Its regular calendar of local, regional, and nationally touring artists features a live performance every week of the year (February through December) in a variety of music genres.

The programs of the Mainstay are supported with funds from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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First Friday with Joe Holt Features Beth McDonald and Sharon Sable

April 20, 2022 by The Mainstay Leave a Comment

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On May 6th at 8 pm, The Mainstay in Rock Hall, Maryland presents another unique live music collaboration in its new “First Friday with Joe Holt” series.  Holt is well known on the Eastern Shore for his imaginative, whimsical improvisations on the piano, as well as being a sensitive accompanist and creative collaborator. He commands a repertoire of ballads, classic and swing jazz tunes, as well as up-tempo burners in the style of piano great Dave McKenna. The First Friday series allows Joe to stretch these limits by inviting different musical guests each month, often from quite different musical genres, to explore their common ground

Joe’s guests for the May performance are vocalists Beth McDonald and Sharon Sable, both familiar favorites of Mainstay’s audiences. Joe has titled the show “When Peggy Lee Meets Blossom Dearie” in tribute to the two legendary vocalists who each enjoyed international popularity, but also widespread acclaim as “a musician’s musician.”

Sharon Sable, Joe Holt, and Beth McDonald

At the age of 17, Sharon Sable found herself immersed in the teen pop world as a young recording artist for Arista records. She recorded with many of the era’s pop/R&B heavyweights such as Pink, Mandy Moore and Boyz II Men. While touring with these pop stars, Sharon found inspiration from and an insatiable appetite for the hidden musical treasures that lay beyond the top 40. She continues to be deeply inspired by iconic female vocalists such as Eva Cassidy to Bjork and Blossom Dearie to Abbey Lincoln.

Her repertoire ranges from easy swing and endearing ballads to Brazilian Bossa Nova. Sharon currently calls Wilmington, Delaware home, and has performed at The Christina Cultural Arts Center, Chris’ Jazz Cafe, Jazz @ThePoint Festival, Uptown Performing Arts Center, and the Smyrna Opera House. She recently had the honor of sharing the stage with the legendary Stevie Wonder in Philadelphia, PA. Music critics have cited that her voice is a “pitch perfect gift.”

Music is intensely personal for singer/songwriter Beth McDonald. All aspects of music—performance, composition, arrangement, song choice and delivery—are branded with McDonald’s vision. Her style focuses on standards from the 1920s through the 1940s, reflective of her identification with the charm and sophistication of another era. This association is enhanced by her scrubbed, girl-next-door appearance and honest singing style. There is no vocal bragging here with excessive scatting and vocalese, just old and new songs well sung and played.

Advance tickets are $15, and are available at www.mainstayrockhall.org. Telephone reservations are also accepted by calling 410-639-9133. The Mainstay is located at 5753 N. Main Street in Rock Hall. It receives funding from the Maryland State Arts Council and the Kent Cultural Alliance.

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