There'll Be Dancing, Playing, Drumming, Strumming, Picking and Good Times in the Street

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2007 Performer Profiles

1 Kathy The Corndrinkers Anderson with Personnel: Linda Scutt and Barb Kuhns, on twin fiddles; Tom Duffee, banjo; Doug Smith, guitar; and Al Turnbull, bass. Anderson and Ceal Turnbull are dance callers. Genre: Old-time stringband. Origins: Inspired by the country music of the 1920s and '30s, this quintet has been playing for area danc es and festivals since the mid-1970s. Recordings: "The Corndrinkers" (1997). When to see: 2:30 p.m. next Sunday, Dance Pavilion (square and contra dance); and 4 p.m. next Sunday, Family Stage.

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There'll Be Dancing, Playing, Drumming, Strumming, Picking and Good Times in the Street

2 Personnel Rob Curto : Led 's Forr by accordion for All player Rob Curto, the New York-based band features musicians from Brazil and the U.S., including Pedro Ramos (vocals and cavaquinho), Mike LaVelle (electric bass), Scott Kettner (percussion) and Rogerio Boccato (percussion). Genre: A style of dance music from northeastern Brazil called forro pe de serra,. Origins: Forro pe de serra blends Afro-Brazilian percussion with late-19th century European dance music, ...

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