Friday, December 5, 2014

Moonshine Holler at The Buttonwood Tree

December 5, 8-10PM, $10
An acoustic duo that presents a lively program of traditional American music and dance featuring spine-tingling vocal harmonies and spirited renditions of Appalachian blues, breakdowns and ballads, with flatfoot dancing to boot.
They capture the essence of American roots music on more instruments than they can juggle, including fiddle, banjo, Hawaiian guitar, harmonica and ukulele.   They have performed at festivals and concert venues large and small across the country and abroad and have appeared twice on WAMC’s acclaimed radio program “Dancing on the Air”.
For more, click below!

Moonshine Holler brings an incredible wealth of music and performing experience which captivates audiences of all ages.  Paula has toured worldwide with old-time darlings “Uncle Earl” and toured and recorded with banjo innovator Tony Trischka and traditional music powerhouse Bruce Molsky. Her husband, Bill,  is a member of the legendary NYC-based band “Major Contay & The Canebrake Rattlers” who have been at the heart of NYC’s roots music scene for over 30 years.  Together as “Moonshine Holler”, they are an engaging and entertaining duo who present “old-time music from the heart with sole” (pun intended ;)  
What they’re saying:

“…they can only be described as a two person music festival which captures the essence of American southern roots music.”  Larry Murray, Berkshire on Stage
“It’s a joy to watch a husband-wife team that has so much fun on stage. Moonshine Holler offers up great vocals and spine-tingling duet harmonies, sweet picking and twangin’, more instruments than you can shake a stick at, and a varied repertoire that ranges from fiery old-time fiddle chestnuts to little-known country crooners. Highly recommended!Rani Arbo of Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem

“You can be pretty confident that any group featuring Bill and Paula will come up with old-time music of the best sort!” Tom Paley, founding member, The New Lost City Ramblers
“Paula & Bill are two of the most versatile and knowledgeable old-time musicians I know. They can pull off so many facets of the tradition with such ease. They’re great players, great singers, and they know how to have fun!” – Rayna Gellert, old-time traditional artist 
You can check out their sounds and pictures on their website:  http://www.reverbnation.com/moonshineholler

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