LINDEN TREE COFFEEHOUSE Unitarian Universalist Church 326 Main Street Wakefield, MA 01880

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Special Summer Show!

July 14, 2012
Woody's Special
Birthday Bash!
Featuring
Dave Peloquin and
Bob Webb
7:30 $15 Location TBA

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September 29, 2012 Boxcar Lilies

October 13, 2012
Claudia Schmidt and Bob Franke

November 3, 2012
Claudia Russell and Bruce Kaplan, and Robin Greenstein

December 8, 2012
Mary McCaslin and Rick Shea, Songs of Jim Ringer

January 12, 2013
Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen

February 2, 2013
Mark Erelli

March 2, 2013
James Kellaghan

April 6, 2013
Jammin' Divas (Aoifa Clancy, Kath Buckell and Becky Chace)  

May 4, 2013
Cozy Sheridan

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Location TBA

July 14, 2012    $15   7:30 pm

Woody’s Special Birthday Bash!
Featuring Dave Peloquin and Bob Webb

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“Woody's A' Hunnerd” 

This year of 2012 marks the centennial of Woodrow Wilson -- Woody -- Guthrie's birthday. Come join Dave Peloquin and Bob Webb in a celebration of the life and songs of the famous "Dustbowl Balladeer," who wrote the songbook for the "common man" during the 1930s and '40s.
Everyone knows a Woody song, if only "This Land is Your Land," which has been proposed as a replacement for The National Anthem. In a new program, "Woody's A' Hunnerd," Dave and Bob will tell some things you might not know about Woody's intent in writing that now-famous composition. Along the way, they'll sing other great songs by Woody, like "Pastures of Plenty," "Do-Re-Mi," and "So Long, It's Been Good to Know Yuh." And they'll sing few rare ones, too.
Plus Dave and Bob will feature some songs by others that describe his life and times, particularly the years when the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl combined to drive many Americans from their homes. You will be surprised to find out how much the 1930s sound like the 2010s! We can guarantee that Woody's songs still have hard-hitting relevance to us today.

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