NRCC Bluegrass Jamboree: Crooked Road Ramblers & Upland Express
Venue: Edwards Hall (New River Community College), Dublin
Directions: Google Map Link
Date: Saturday, January 12, 2013
Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PM
Event Types: Music
Cost: Free
Description:
New River Community College’s Fiddle, Banjo and Dance Club will feature the Crooked Road Ramblers and Upland Express for the college’s Fiddle, Banjo and Dance Club Jamboree on Saturday, January 12th
The show will begin at 6 pm in Edwards Hall at NRCC in Dublin located in room 117 in Edwards Hall.
The Crooked Road Ramblers play traditional old-time dance music from Virginia and North Carolina. Band members are from om Grayson County, Virginia and Ashe County, North Carolina. The members of the band are Kilby Spencer on fiddle, Amanda Spencer on banjo, John Perry on guitar, Donald Hill on guitar and vocals and Karen Carr on bass and vocals.
For more information, visit:
http://www.facebook.com/crookedroadramblersUpland Express began in 1974 as a bluegrass band. Over the years, the group has won numerous awards, experienced several personnel replacements and changes in musical tastes, but through it all there remains the tradition of quality performance generated by its members. The present incarnation of Upland boasts an eclectic song list, rendering the group unique reputation as a variety band, and reflects well the diverse musical influences of its members.
The doors open at 5 pm. There is no charge for admission; however, donations will be accepted to help pay travel expenses for the musicians. The jamborees are held the second Saturday of each month through April at NRCC.
More information about the NRCC Fiddle, Banjo, and Dance Club is available from Roger Adkins at 674-3600, ext. 4307, and online at
http://www.nr.edu/fiddle
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