Gallatin & Stillwaters bring Bluegrass & Country to EOH
EARLVILLE – Amy Gallatin and Stillwaters bring their “clear true singing, clean sweet playing, great song choices” to the EOH Arts Café on Friday at 8 p.m. Amy Gallatin & Stillwaters has at its core the powerhouse duo of Amy Gallatin and renowned resophonic guitarist Roger Williams.
The two joined forces a few years ago to explore their mutual love of country standards, served up with an acoustic treatment in the bluegrass vein. Stillwaters includes veteran bassist Eric Levenson, formerly with Joe Val and the New England Bluegrass Boys and later with Boston City Limits and the recent addition of Roger’s son J.D., who – in the time-honored tradition of musical consanguinity – complements his father’s style perfectly.
The result is a toe-tapping blend of heartfelt vocals, soaring harmonies and red-hot picking. Americana radio host Ed McKeon says: “Amy’s vocals, with the power and tone of her voice, are tempered by Roger’s baritone which has been sanded smooth by cigarettes and, shall we say, maturity. The song selections are perfect, the harmonies glorious, the sentiments wonderfully maudlin (like any good old country song).”
Join Amy Gallatin & Stillwaters for a special evening of country and bluegrass in the Arts Café on Friday. Tickets are $17, $15 EOH members, $12 students. The Café will have reserved seating for this performance, and seating is limited to 50, so call early to reserve a seat. Delicious refreshments will be available in the Kitchen, including hot and cold drinks and desserts. For more information, or to reserve your space: call 315-691-3550.
EOH events are made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and through the generosity of EOH members.
The two joined forces a few years ago to explore their mutual love of country standards, served up with an acoustic treatment in the bluegrass vein. Stillwaters includes veteran bassist Eric Levenson, formerly with Joe Val and the New England Bluegrass Boys and later with Boston City Limits and the recent addition of Roger’s son J.D., who – in the time-honored tradition of musical consanguinity – complements his father’s style perfectly.
The result is a toe-tapping blend of heartfelt vocals, soaring harmonies and red-hot picking. Americana radio host Ed McKeon says: “Amy’s vocals, with the power and tone of her voice, are tempered by Roger’s baritone which has been sanded smooth by cigarettes and, shall we say, maturity. The song selections are perfect, the harmonies glorious, the sentiments wonderfully maudlin (like any good old country song).”
Join Amy Gallatin & Stillwaters for a special evening of country and bluegrass in the Arts Café on Friday. Tickets are $17, $15 EOH members, $12 students. The Café will have reserved seating for this performance, and seating is limited to 50, so call early to reserve a seat. Delicious refreshments will be available in the Kitchen, including hot and cold drinks and desserts. For more information, or to reserve your space: call 315-691-3550.
EOH events are made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and through the generosity of EOH members.
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