50 years later, Denver Folklore Center's acoustic vibe resonates - Denver Post

50 years later, Denver Folklore Center's acoustic vibe resonates Denver Post You hear an old folk song like 'Tom Dooley,' and in the hands of a young, popular folk group like the Kingston Trio, people who haven't the slightest idea of the Southern Appalachian mountains — let alone the type of music that's made there — can ...

Saturday Music festival supports HomeGrown talent - EMC Kingston

Saturday Music festival supports HomeGrown talent EMC Kingston EMC Entertainment - It's a library that instead of offering books lends an acoustic guitar or even a Northern Australian Indigenous peoples' didgeridoo. It's known around Kingston as Joe's or just the MILL. Up to 3000 people benefit from the free ... and more »

Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania - Scranton Times-Tribune

Weekend: Your guide to entertainment in Northeast Pennsylvania Scranton Times-Tribune CATHOLIC CHORAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT: with St. Jude Junior Choir, today, 7 pm, St. Ignatius Church, 339 N. Maple St., Kingston, $8/$10, free to children under 12. 587-2753. A WEEKEND WITH JOHN BELL: "Renewing Congregational Song" and leading ... and more »

Go! Bars & Clubs calendar: May 18-24 - Times Herald-Record

Go! Bars & Clubs calendar: May 18-24 Times Herald-Record AIR Studio Gallery — Drum circle with Nate Brenowitz, 71 O'Neil St., Kingston, 8 pm May 19, $5. 331-2662. www.airstudiogallery.com. American Glory — Karaoke with DJ Ed, 342 Warren St., Hudson, 8:30 pm May 24. 518-822-1234. www.americanglory.com. and more »

Johnstone Reggae Band ready to rock Rehoboth on May 19 - Delmarva Now

Johnstone Reggae Band ready to rock Rehoboth on May 19 Delmarva Now Even someone like Jason Mraz, who plays acoustic guitar, has elements of reggae in both his sound and also his words. Some of his lyrics are completely reggae. As far as having a hit, it's all about knowing your audience and working with a producer who ... and more »

Singing salesmen a hit with house hunters - The Kingston Whig-Standard

Singing salesmen a hit with house hunters The Kingston Whig-Standard Morris, who notes he never went to school for music, began playing guitar at the age of 13. He was performing on Kingston stages with his folky acoustic sound by 14, or “as soon as I could string some chords together,” he said.