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Jan. 2 - Jan. 8, 2011above |
Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Help keep the weekend going with great piano playing and vocals by award winning pianist/composer Scott Stein. A member of the Ramblers, he works with many other musicians around the NYC area. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards The Pride of the Subway Ceili Band First Tuesday of the month With members hailing from all five boroughs, New York City's only traditional Irish Big Band featuring Isaac Alderson & Dan Lowery (Irish flutes), Grainne Murphy & Dana Lyn (fiddle), Danny Noveck (fiddle & banjo), & the incomparable rhythm section of Jason Sypher (bass), Brendan Dolan (piano) & Stephan Amidon & Anna Colliton (drums/percussion). A Celtic Wall of Sound! The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Pork Chop Willie (acoustic) every other first Friday Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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Jan. 2 - Jan. 8, 2011above |
Jan. 9 - Jan. 15, 2011abovescroll down for later weeks... |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly An Open Singing Session in the Folk-Roots Tradition Scott Stein late Sunday nights Help keep the weekend going with great piano playing and vocals by award winning pianist/composer Scott Stein. A member of the Ramblers, he works with many other musicians around the NYC area. elizabeth!jazz monthly Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Jeremiah's Off-the-Wagon Night monthly The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Only at a wonderfully intimate venue like Banjo Jim's can you experience a show as rollicking and welcoming as this one. Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 2nd Friday Happy Hours Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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Jan. 9 - Jan. 15, 2011above |
Jan. 16 - Jan. 22, 2011abovescroll down for later weeks... |
Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Daniel Harnett & The Griffins 3rd Friday of the month Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk trio Lonesome Fausto Midnight shows monthly Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves are the only whistling - harmonica - ukulele - fiddle - guitar - banjo - jew's-harp - mandolin - bass - vocal harmony group around - great traditional music with a few originals thrown in!!! The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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Jan. 16 - Jan. 22, 2011above |
Jan. 30 - Feb. 5, 2011 |
Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz monthly Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards The Pride of the Subway Ceili Band First Tuesday of the month The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon will be doing a twice monthly residency at Banjo Jim's this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Halle Petro & The Jilt first Fridays This unprecedented sound draws from blues, folk, rock and jazz, pulled together by Petro’s powerful vocal presence. In addition to guitar, drums and bass, The Jilt is driven by rockin' piano! Music from the North Mississippi Hill Country hosted by Pork Chop Willie 1st Friday, every other month Pork Chop Willie brings the best of Mississippi blues to NYC every other month. This is the real thing! In the tradition of the legendary R.L. Burnside. Check out a great review of Pork Chop Willie's previous show at Banjo Jim's on blogcritics.org! Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Lorraine Leckie’s songs have a stylish menace, but they’re more about menace than style. Calling her excellent backup band Her Demons completes the picture – her music mines a rich urban noir vein, equal parts powerpop, Americana and psychedelia, a throwback to a more dangerous era in New York both musically and otherwise. Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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Jan. 30 - Feb. 5, 2011above |
Feb. 6 - Feb. 12, 2011scroll down for later weeks... |
POSTPONED! Jack Hardy Trio Sundays Jack Hardy is devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting. He has created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines, all championing the song as an art form. He says, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." He brings his Celtic, western, country, songs of love and social commentary and the great mystery of the wandering soul, to Banjo Jim's every Sunday at 7:00 this month! Scott Stein late Sundays Help keep the weekend going with great piano playing and vocals by award winning pianist/composer Scott Stein. A member of the Ramblers, he works with many other musicians around the NYC area. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Jeremiah's Off-the-Wagon Night monthly The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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Feb. 6 - Feb. 12, 2011above |
Feb 13 - Feb 19, 2011 |
Jack Hardy Songwriter Series
Sundays Jack Hardy hosts the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop and was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He says, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." This month we are featuring a slice of songwrters from his songwriting workshops. Li'l Mo & Banjo Lisa's Field Of Stars one Sunday monthly One Sunday a month As Monica Passin of Li'l Mo and the Monicats and Banjo Lisa harvest a Field of Stars for your pleasure. Featuring singers, song writers, & players sittin' around singin' & playin'. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 1st, 2nd & 3rd Fridays Happy Hours A showcase and laboratory for this mutli-talented performer, Spiff performs with overtone singing, yodelling, having strange instruments to play, fiddle solos and of course his great banjo playing and singing. You can see a video of Spiff by clicking here Daniel Harnett & The Griffins 3rd Friday of the month Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk trio Lonesome Fausto Midnight shows monthly Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves are the only whistling - harmonica - ukulele - fiddle - guitar - banjo - jew's-harp - mandolin - bass - vocal harmony group around - great traditional music with a few originals thrown in!!! The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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Feb 13 - Feb 19, 2011 above |
Feb. 20 - Feb. 26, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Jack Hardy hosts the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop and was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He says, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." This month we are featuring a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Art of the duo Hosted by Joel Harrison monthly - a series where Joel Harrison teams up with another out-of-the-box thinking musician to demonstrate the Art of the Duo Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Kristin' the Night Away with Kristin Andreassen & Friends 4th Thursdays The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon will be doing a twice monthly residency at Banjo Jim's this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Nate Schweber last Fridays Happy Hour Avenue A Records Showcase monthly Free Advice 4th Saturdays |
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Feb. 20 - Feb. 26, 2011 above |
Feb. 27 - Mar. 5, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! The Pride of the Subway Ceili Band First Tuesday of the month mbiraNYC monthly MbiraNYC plays the traditional songs that have been handed down through scores of generations as given to us by the master mbira players of Zimbabwe. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Halle Petro & The Jilt first Fridays This unprecedented sound draws from blues, folk, rock and jazz, pulled together by Petro’s powerful vocal presence. In addition to guitar, drums and bass, The Jilt is driven by rockin' piano! Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 1st, 2nd & 3rd Fridays Happy Hours A showcase and laboratory for this mutli-talented performer, Spiff performs with overtone singing, yodelling, having strange instruments to play, fiddle solos and of course his great banjo playing and singing. You can see a video of Spiff by clicking here Pork Chop Willie (acoustic) every other first Friday Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Lorraine Leckie’s songs have a stylish menace, but they’re more about menace than style. Calling her excellent backup band Her Demons completes the picture – her music mines a rich urban noir vein, equal parts powerpop, Americana and psychedelia, a throwback to a more dangerous era in New York both musically and otherwise. Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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Feb. 27 - Mar. 5, 2011above |
Mar. 6 - Mar. 12, 2011 |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here elizabeth!jazz 1st Mondays Vocalist and trombonist elizabeth! sounds like Ella Fitzgerald riding her bike down a hill in a ball-gown and flip-flops. Jeremiah's Off-the-Wagon Night monthly The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon will be doing a twice monthly residency at Banjo Jim's this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Only at a wonderfully intimate venue like Banjo Jim's can you experience a show as rollicking and welcoming as this one. Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 2nd Friday Happy Hours Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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Mar. 6 - Mar. 12, 2011above |
Mar. 13 - Mar. 19, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Li'l Mo & Banjo Lisa's Field Of Stars one Sunday monthly One Sunday a month As Monica Passin of Li'l Mo and the Monicats and Banjo Lisa harvest a Field of Stars for your pleasure. Featuring singers, song writers, & players sittin' around singin' & playin'. Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Third Tuesdays We showcase the best songwriters from the area with the occasional visiting artist. Song sharing will be done Round Robin. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 2nd Friday Happy Hours Daniel Harnett & The Griffins 3rd Friday of the month Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk trio Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here LJ Murphy Third Saturday of the month One of the most unique and poetic songwriters to come out of New York City in a very long time. Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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Mar. 13 - Mar. 19, 2011above |
Mar. 20 - Mar. 26, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Jack Hardy , devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. He issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Help keep the weekend going with great piano playing and vocals by award winning pianist/composer Scott Stein. A member of the Ramblers, he works with many other musicians around the NYC area. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). mbiraNYC monthly MbiraNYC plays the traditional songs that have been handed down through scores of generations as given to us by the master mbira players of Zimbabwe, Shona music. Used in spirit possession ceremonies, the iron-pronged mbira produces music beautiful enough to attract spirits and rhythmically energized enough to keep people dancing through all-night ceremonies. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon will be doing a twice monthly residency at Banjo Jim's this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Nate Schweber last Fridays Happy Hour Avenue A Records Showcase monthly Free Advice 4th Saturdays |
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Mar. 20 - Mar. 26, 2011 above |
Mar. 27 - Apr. 2, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Jack Hardy , devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. He issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Kristin' the Night Away with Kristin Andreassen & Friends 4th Thursdays The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Avenue Seay Jubilee Last Thrusdays Drina & the Deep Blue Sea, led by Drina Seay plays and brings us special guests every month! Music from the North Mississippi Hill Country hosted by Pork Chop Willie 1st Friday, every other month Pork Chop Willie brings the best of Mississippi blues to NYC every other month. This is the real thing! In the tradition of the legendary R.L. Burnside. Check out a great review of Pork Chop Willie's previous show at Banjo Jim's on blogcritics.org! Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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Mar. 27 - Apr. 2, 2011above |
Apr. 3 - Apr. 9, 2011 |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly Scott Stein late Sunday nights in December Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here elizabeth!jazz 1st Mondays Vocalist and trombonist elizabeth! sounds like Ella Fitzgerald riding her bike down a hill in a ball-gown and flip-flops. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards The Pride of the Subway Ceili Band First Tuesday of the month A true to life Irish jam session! The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Halle Petro & The Jilt first Thursdays Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 1st, 2nd & 3rd Fridays Happy Hours A showcase and laboratory for this mutli-talented performer, Spiff performs with overtone singing, yodelling, having strange instruments to play, fiddle solos and of course his great banjo playing and singing. You can see a video of Spiff by clicking here Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Homeboy Steve never ceases to charm us with his diverse guitar skills and his intelligent wit. Early on a Monday and late on a Friday - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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Apr. 3 - Apr. 9, 2011above |
Apr. 10 - Apr. 16, 2011 |
Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Jeremiah's Off-the-Wagon Night monthly The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Spiff Wiegand of the Whistlin' Wolves 2nd Friday Happy Hours Daniel Harnett & The Griffins 3rd Friday of the month Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk trio Lonesome Fausto twice monthly LJ Murphy Third Saturday of the month One of the most unique and poetic songwriters to come out of New York City in a very long time. Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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Apr. 10 - Apr. 16, 2011above |
Apr. 17 - Apr. 23, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Jack Hardy , devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. He issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Third Tuesdays We showcase the best songwriters from the area with the occasional visiting artist. Song sharing will be done Round Robin. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Gotham Rodeo 3rd Thursdays Gotham Rodeo is a round-up of the best dang country bands this side of the Mason-Dixon line. Saddle up for a showcase of the finest bluegrass, country, and rockin' Americana the five boroughs has to offer. Avenue A Records Showcase monthly Avenue A Records is an independent record label dedicated to finding and unearthing the gems of the underground music scene and connecting those artists with you Daniel Harnett 4th Saturdays A solo set by the leader of The Griffins - A... "Folk-hero. Cut from the same cloth as Tim Hardin and Harry Nilsson" ...Kevin Corrigan |
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Apr. 17 - Apr. 23, 2011 above |
Apr 24 - Apr. 30, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Jack Hardy , devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. He issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Li'l Mo & Banjo Lisa's Field Of Stars one Sunday monthly One Sunday a month As Monica Passin of Li'l Mo and the Monicats and Banjo Lisa harvest a Field of Stars for your pleasure. Featuring singers, song writers, & players sittin' around singin' & playin'. Our host Monica Passin (aka Li’l Mo) is a singer, songwriter, guitar player, and leader of the band Li'l Mo & the Monicats. "In (Monica Passin's) most country moments she broadly recalls Patsy Cline... Passin is a deeply soulful country singer.... but musically is more Appalachia than Delta. ...Jerome Clark Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Kristin' the Night Away with Kristin Andreassen & Friends 4th Thursdays The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordondoes a twice monthly residency at Banjo Jim's showcasing new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Avenue Seay Jubilee Last Thursdays Drina & the Deep Blue Sea, led by Drina Seay plays and brings us special guests every month! |
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Apr 24 - Apr. 30, 2011above |
May. 1 - May. 7, 2011 |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly Gabriel Gordon twice monthly Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon showcases new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here elizabeth!jazz 1st Mondays Vocalist and trombonist elizabeth! sounds like Ella Fitzgerald riding her bike down a hill in a ball-gown and flip-flops. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Halle Petro & The Jilt first Thursdays This unprecedented sound draws from blues, folk, rock and jazz, pulled together by Petro’s powerful vocal presence. In addition to guitar, drums and bass, The Jilt is driven by rockin' piano! Pork Chop Willie (acoustic) every other first Friday Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Lorraine Leckie’s songs have a stylish menace, but they’re more about menace than style. Calling her excellent backup band Her Demons completes the picture – her music mines a rich urban noir vein, equal parts powerpop, Americana and psychedelia, a throwback to a more dangerous era in New York both musically and otherwise. Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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May. 1 - May. 7, 2011above |
May. 8 - May. 14, 2011 |
Gabriel Gordon twice monthly Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon showcases new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. Jeremiah's Off-the-Wagon Night monthly A hand-picked showcase of between 10 and 15 of Banjo Jim's favorite under-(and not-so-under)-the-radar artists, playing short sets, mostly acoustic, very spontaneous. Many of the artists are curated from the Saturday open mic, and for some it's their first ever show in New York. These are artists we think you should be hearing. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Tzvi Skolnik monthly Tzvi w/ Tony Ventura, & Chris Infusino, play original music and interpretations of songs by Muddy Waters, Peter Tosh, The Beatles, The Funky Meters, TV theme songs, and others, all featuring Tsvi's adventurous guitar playing Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly With a changing cast of the best and the brightest each month, the vibe is fun and loose with all the audience feeling like members of Lindy's Hillbilly Family by the end of the night. Only at a wonderfully intimate venue like Banjo Jim's can you experience a show as rollicking and welcoming as this one. Nate Schweber last Fridays Happy Hour Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! A fine addition to many NYC bands, Homeboy Steve never ceases to charm us with his diverse guitar skills and his intelligent wit Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month For the best in Old-time, Country, Jazz, Blues, Pre-Blues and original songs, come on down to Banjo Jim's on the 2nd Saturday night of every month, conceived by Eli Smith of Down Home Radio. |
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May. 8 - May. 14, 2011above |
May. 15 - May. 21, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. Before his untimely death in March 2011, he issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Third Tuesdays We showcase the best songwriters from the area with the occasional visiting artist. Song sharing will be done Round Robin. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Gotham Rodeo 3rd Thursdays Gotham Rodeo is a round-up of the best dang country bands this side of the Mason-Dixon line. Saddle up for a showcase of the finest bluegrass, country, and rockin' Americana the five boroughs has to offer. Daniel Harnett & The Griffins 3rd Friday of the month Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk trio LJ Murphy Third Saturday of the month One of the most unique and poetic songwriters to come out of New York City in a very long time. Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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May. 15 - May. 21, 2011 above |
May 22 - May. 28, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. Before his untimely death in March 2011, he issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). Li'l Mo & Banjo Lisa's Field Of Stars one Sunday monthly One Sunday a month As Monica Passin of Li'l Mo and the Monicats and Banjo Lisa harvest a Field of Stars for your pleasure. Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! mbiraNYC monthly MbiraNYC plays the traditional songs that have been handed down through scores of generations as given to us by the master mbira players of Zimbabwe. Kristin' the Night Away with Kristin Andreassen & Friends 4th Thursdays The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Avenue Seay Jubilee Last Thursdays Drina & the Deep Blue Sea, led by Drina Seay plays and brings us special guests every month! Avenue A Records Showcase monthly Daniel Harnett 4th Saturdays A solo set by the leader of The Griffins - A... "Folk-hero. Cut from the same cloth as Tim Hardin and Harry Nilsson" ...Kevin Corrigan |
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May 22 - May. 28, 2011above |
May 29 - Jun. 4, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. Before his untimely death in March 2011, he issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Entertainer and protege of the late Eubie Blake, has produced over 40 albums. His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Denny Mcdermott - drums, EJ Sharp - keys, Mary Jean - vocals, David C - bass, Stew Cutler - guitar Halle Petro & The Jilt first Thursdays Music from the North Mississippi Hill Country hosted by Pork Chop Willie 1st Friday, every other month Pork Chop Willie brings the best of Mississippi blues to NYC every other month. This is the real thing! In the tradition of the legendary R.L. Burnside. Check out a great review of Pork Chop Willie's previous show at Banjo Jim's on blogcritics.org! Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Swinging, bluesy, phantasmagorically-tinged, dark, gritty intensity with casual, unaffected vocals - Lorraine Leckie’s songs have a stylish menace, but they’re more about menace than style. Calling her excellent backup band Her Demons completes the picture – her music mines a rich urban noir vein, equal parts powerpop, Americana and psychedelia, a throwback to a more dangerous era in New York both musically and otherwise. Melody Allegra and Friends - Bluegrass Jam! first Saturdays |
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May 29 - Jun. 4, 2011above |
June 5 - June 11, 2011 |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Gabriel Gordon twice monthly Originally from Santa Cruz, Gabriel Gordon showcases new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Come and see why for yourself. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Only at a wonderfully intimate venue like Banjo Jim's can you experience a show as rollicking and welcoming as this one. Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly A fine addition to many NYC bands, Homeboy Steve never ceases to charm us with his diverse guitar skills and his intelligent wit. Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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June 5 - June 11, 2011above |
June 12 - June 18, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. Before his untimely death in March 2011, he issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). He said, "It is far more fun being infamous than being famous." Every Sunday we feature a slice of songwriters from his songwriting workshops. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Off-the-Wagon Night monthly Tzvi Skolnik Trio monthly Gotham Rodeo 3rd Thursdays Gotham Rodeo is a round-up of the best dang country bands this side of the Mason-Dixon line. Saddle up for a showcase of the finest bluegrass, country, and rockin' Americana the five boroughs has to offer. Daniel Harnett & The Griffins twice monthly Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk group Cornell Bros. Washtub Band third Saturdays Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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June 12 - June 18, 2011 above |
June 19 - June 25, 2011 |
Blue Sunday
w/ Emory "Am I The Devil" Joseph
& the Delta Session Band Every Other Sunday featuring Brandon Terzic, Kevin Twigg, Scott Stein & Ben Seawell and special guests soloists and singers: a Sunday Blues Jam at Banjo Jim's with a house band set and an open jam. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Third Tuesdays Kristin' the Night Away with Kristin Andreassen & Friends 4th Thursdays The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays Ragtime and stride piano player virtuouso Terry Waldo literally wrote the book on Ragtime music! His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Gabriel Gordon 2 Wednesdays a month Originally from Santa Cruz, this winter/spring where he will showcase new songs of his own, as well as bring up various friends to perform with him on occasion. He has released 5 albums of his own to date, tours regularly with Natalie Merchant and is a fixture of the New York City music scene. Avenue A Records Showcase monthly Daniel Harnett & The Griffins twice monthly Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk group. A... "Folk-hero. Cut from the same cloth as Tim Hardin and Harry Nilsson" ...Kevin Corrigan |
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June 19 - June 25, 2011 above |
June 26 - July 2, 2011 |
The Jack Hardy Songwriter Group presents: Sundays Devoted to the art and the craft of songwriting, Jack created an alternative universe of songwriters workshops, indie record labels, recorded magazines and more, all championing the song as an art form. Before his untimely death in March 2011, he issued 16 albums, had 8 plays produced, founded and edited The Fast Folk Musical Magazine and hosted the country's longest-running weekly songwriters workshop. He was the only person to be convicted of libeling a President of the United States (Nixon). Li'l Mo & Banjo Lisa's Field Of Stars one Sunday monthly One Sunday a month As Monica Passin of Li'l Mo and the Monicats and Banjo Lisa harvest a Field of Stars for your pleasure. Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! mbiraNYC monthly MbiraNYC plays the traditional songs that have been handed down through scores of generations as given to us by the master mbira players of Zimbabwe who play Shona music. The iron-pronged mbira produces music beautiful enough to attract spirits and rhythmically energized enough to keep people dancing through all-night ceremonies. The Legendary Terry Waldo - ragtime and stride piano Wednesdays His THIS IS RAGTIME is the definitive book on the subject, and his 26-part series with the same title for National Public Radio fueled the 1970's ragtime revival. Be sure to mark the new day of the week (Wednesday) to catch this internationally known master. Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Avenue Seay Jubilee Last Thursdays Drina & the Deep Blue Sea, led by Drina Seay plays and brings us special guests every month! Lorraine Leckie and her demons first Saturdays Lorraine Leckie’s songs have a stylish menace, but they’re more about menace than style. Calling her excellent backup band Her Demons completes the picture – her music mines a rich urban noir vein, equal parts powerpop, Americana and psychedelia, a throwback to a more dangerous era in New York both musically and otherwise. |
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June 26 - July 2, 2011above |
July 3 - July 9, 2011 |
Blue Sunday
w/ Emory "Am I The Devil" Joseph
& the Delta Session Band Every Other Sunday featuring Brandon Terzic, Kevin Twigg, Scott Stein & Ben Seawell and special guests soloists and singers. Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Stew Cutler Band 2 Wednesdays a month Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles Wednesdays in July Banjo Jim's welcomes this Twin Cities based sextet that combines Americana with hot club jazz and a hint of mountain gypsy. With the band's endearing and fierce stage presence as well as Lucy's "Melanie like" vocals, they have charmed audiences since 2008, opening for bands such as Mirah and Thoa, Calvin Johnson, and The Microphones. Paul Thornton Second Saturday of the month Old school psychedelic rocker (from The Godz) mellows into old school country in the rolling hills of St. Marks Place Down Home Live! - On the Lower East Side Second Saturday of the month |
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July 3 - July 9, 2011above |
July 10 - July 16, 2011 |
Exceedingly Good Songs Night - Hosted by Ken Schatz
monthly Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles Wednesdays in July Banjo Jim's welcomes this Twin Cities based sextet for a month long residency. They have charmed audiences since 2008, opening for bands such as Mirah and Thoa, Calvin Johnson, and The Microphones. Lindy Loo's Country Cuzins monthly Only at a wonderfully intimate venue like Banjo Jim's can you experience a show as rollicking and welcoming as this one. Cornell Bros. Washtub Band third Saturdays Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here LJ Murphy Third Saturday of the month A modern-day beatnik, a vaudeville barker, a film noir rocker, a blues growler, a barroom balladeer, a saloon philosopher, a subway cabaret monster and an untraditional traditionalist? Singer-songwriter L J Murphy has been described as all of these things. One of the most unique and poetic songwriters to come out of New York City in a very long time. Whistlin' Wolves Third Saturday of the month The Whistlin' Wolves feature the ukulele, fiddle, vocals and two time world championship whistling of Emily Eagen; the cookin' harmonica, and singing of Trip Henderson; the wizard of the strings & things Spiff Wiegand on vocals, banjo, mandolin, guitar, and jew's-harp; and Chris Q. Murphy singing, playing bass and guitar. |
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July 10 - July 16, 2011above |
July 17 - July 23, 2011 |
Blue Sunday
w/ Emory "Am I The Devil" Joseph
& the Delta Session Band Every Other Sunday featuring Brandon Terzic, Kevin Twigg, & Ben Seawell and special guests soloists and singers. Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Alphabet City Songwriter's Exchange hosted by Honor Finnegan Third Tuesdays We showcase the best songwriters from the area with the occasional visiting artist. Song sharing will be done Round Robin. Tzvi Skolnik monthly Tzvi w/ Tony Ventura, & Chris Infusino, play original music and interpretations of songs by Muddy Waters, Peter Tosh, The Beatles, The Funky Meters, TV theme songs, and others, all featuring Tsvi's adventurous guitar playing Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles Wednesdays in July Banjo Jim's welcomes this Twin Cities based sextet that combines Americana with hot club jazz and a hint of mountain gypsy. With the band's endearing and fierce stage presence as well as Lucy's "Melanie like" vocals, they have charmed audiences since 2008, opening for bands such as Mirah and Thoa, Calvin Johnson, and The Microphones. Daniel Harnett & The Griffins twice monthly Daniel's unique songs and delivery fuel this power folk/rock group Free Advice 4th Saturdays Banjo and mandolin and fine vocals is the core for this high energy band that describe themself as Bluegrass, Experimental, Healing & Easy Listening at the same time. Their debut at Banjo Jim's proved that the stage can hardly contain them! |
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July 17 - July 23, 2011above |
July 24 - July 30, 2011 |
Homeboy Steve Antonakos twice monthly Early on a Monday and late on a weekend night - for music lovers of all sleep patterns! Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's original arrangements and authentic transcriptions branch off from the most exciting era from the most exciting western swing band ever. Many of the Braincloud's members came from the old-timey-jazz Cangelosi Cards Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles Wednesdays in July Banjo Jim's welcomes this Twin Cities based sextet that combines Americana with hot club jazz and a hint of mountain gypsy. With the band's endearing and fierce stage presence as well as Lucy's "Melanie like" vocals, they have charmed audiences since 2008, opening for bands such as Mirah and Thoa, Calvin Johnson, and The Microphones. Avenue Seay Jubilee Last Thursdays Drina & the Deep Blue Sea, led by Drina Seay plays and brings us special guests every month! Avenue A Records Showcase monthly |
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July 24 - July 30, 2011above |
July 31 - Aug. 2, 2011 |
Blue Sunday
w/ Emory "Am I The Devil" Joseph
& the Delta Session Band Every Other Sunday featuring Brandon Terzic, Kevin Twigg, & Ben Seawell and special guests soloists and singers. Lonesome Fausto twice monthly Fine finger picking guitar inspired by a variety of sources - including Blind Blake, Irving Berlin, Leo Kottke, and Hank Williams - his own compositions are performed in his own distinctive style. You can see a video of Lonesome Fausto by clicking here Lichtman's Brain Cloud every Monday night Western swing! Lichtman's Brain Cloud includes Tamar Korn (vocals), Skip Krevens (guitar and vocals), Raphael McGregor (steel guitar), Kevin Dorn (drum), Andrew Hall (bass), Dennis Lichtman (mandolin, fiddle, clarinet), and frequent guest appearances & collaborations with Matt Munisteri (guitar), Scott Kettner (percussion), and Miss Tess (vocals). |
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July 31 - Aug. 2, 2011aboveMusic Of The North Mississippi Hill Country - Hosted By Pork Chop Willie Saturday, 8/6, Open mic hosted by Wayne Kral 2:30 The Mac McCarty Revue Monday 8/8 Susan Kramer with her Trio - 9pm Wednesday 8/10 Scot Howard with D.O.T.S. C.O.N.F.U.S.E. M.I.N.D.S - 8pm Cornell Bros. Washtub Band - 9:30 Thursday 8/11 Sammo - 8pm Susan Kramer with her Trio - 9pm Max Johnson & Bennett Johnson w/ special guests - 10pm Friday, 8/12 Philip Lynch 9:00 The Hippy Nuts 10:00 Saturday, 8/13, Open mic hosted by Wayne Kral 2:30 John Powers & the Open Mic Players 7:00 featuring Paul Thornton @ 7:00 The Mac McCarty Revue featuring: The Mac McCarty 9:00 LJ Murphy 10:00 Evan Fricks 11:00 Sunday, 8/14, Kelley Swindall 7:00 Blues on Sunday featuring: Scott Stein 8:00 Lizzie and the Makers 9:00 |
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