Friday, May 9, 2008

Martha Redbone Shows this Spring/Summer 2008‏


All,


Martha Redbone is one of my favorite artists to listen to both on CD and Live. She brings a strong sense of quality like the music we all grew up listening to when we were kids.


I recently had the opportunity to record with Martha and her musical partner Aaron Whitby on a new song. Martha brought the song to life with every bit of professionalism.


I was so thankful for her talent singing on my song.


Below is from Martha's newsletter of what is going on this Spring and Summer for her.


Please review and hit her websites to check out her beautiful sound.


Peace,


Tom


Happy Spring folks,Want to invite you to our forthcoming shows this Spring/Summer season, all are fun, wonderful and interesting community events and nearly all are free, so come on out and bring friends. Don’t forget to mark them in your calendars!

Saturday, May 17 @ 3 pm FREEThe Lower East Side Girls ClubThe Saturday Performance SeriesArt Community Gallery, 56 East 1st Street (1st/2nd Aves), New York NY

An intimate stripped-down music workshop where we’ll be sharing the stage with our dear friend Jen Chapin and her trio. http://www.jenchapin.com/

The Lower Eastside Girls Club Saturday Performance Series, now in its second year, is a weekly afternoon performance series, open to the public, free-of-charge and featuring all-women line-ups of musicians, singer-songwriters, MC's and poets.

This project is dedicated to upholding the Girls Club's mission of offering free and innovative cultural programming to Girls Club members, connecting the Girls Club to the greater community, and supporting women in the arts. Saturday, June 7 @ 8pm

Salute to Prince Birthday Show 3050 w/ Various Artists

Grammercy Theater 127 East 23 rd Street (Park Ave S & Lex), New York NY

Admission; $25/ $20 adv

This Prince tribute show is becoming an annual event. Last year it was held at a packed BAM café it now moves to Manhattan.

I’ll be singing one song with the legendary composer, pianist and flautist Brian Jackson (for those of you not familiar with his music Brian was Gil Scott Heron’s partner creating some of the most important and socially conscious music). Many artists for you to enjoy include Angela Johnson, Eric Roberson, Chris Rob to name a few and backed by the Rhythm Republik house band. http://www.livenation.com/, Black Rock Coalition, Injoy Enterprises and Funkshunal Entertainment present this show.

Three FREEFREEFREE Outdoor concerts this summer!Wednesday, July 9 @7-8:30pm

Carl Schurz Park East End Ave and 86th Street

The Carl Schurz Park Association is the oldest community-based volunteer park association in the city of New York.

The stage is on John Finley Walk overlooking the East River and a beautiful location for an outdoor concert where people picnic and lie out on the grass enjoying the music.

Saturday afternoon, August 9 @1pm SHARP

Lincoln Center Outdoors: La Casita HOME FOR THE HEART concert seriesSouth Plaza, Bway @ 66 th Street, NYC


Full band set sharing our infusion of Native Soul on what will hopefully be a sunny afternoon, come early! Monday, August 11 @ 5.30-7:30pm

Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian: Excited to not only perform outdoors at NMAI but I will also MC the show which includes 3 wonderful acts for the evening TBA.

La Casita HOME FOR THE HEART:Both of these shows are part of the La Casita “Home for the Heart” concert series, now in its 8 th season.

In many New York City neighborhoods, there are community gardens. The people of the neighborhood, carried soil to the gardens, cleaned out garbage and rats, pooled their money and planted trees and seeds, making beautiful places to enjoy and to work together in.

Often these gardens contain small club houses, Casitas, where people meet to talk, to share their cultural heritages; where poets come to recite and write and musicians play. La Casita—A Home for the Heart is now in its 8th season.

It is very popular and has brought the wonderful poetry and songs of the Caribbean, Africa, Mexico, Spain, Central America and Latin America, Middle East, Asia, and voices from Native American artists, to all kinds of people.

La Casita—A Home for the Heart presents over 20 different poets, troubadours, and bands during a two-day period.

It is in one weekend of Lincoln Center Out of Doors, one of the Northeastern United States’ largest and oldest festivals of free music, dance, special events, projects, and children’s activities. Over 200,000 people visit Lincoln Center Out of Doors during its three-week season in August. Thanks for reading, see you soon!

Love,

Martha


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