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SUMMARY:Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band
DESCRIPTION:The Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band has been delighting audiences with high-energy bluegrass music for five years. Bandleader Reid Griffin\, on guitar and vocals\, is a Tucson native. He has performed throughout the Southwest since the 1980s and toured Europe with his band “Griffin Brothers”.  Steve Reed\, on electric and upright bass and vocals\, majored in music at Pima College\, then made a long musical journey from classical to jazz and onward to bluegrass.  Bob Frankot\, on fiddle\, has been steeped in bluegrass all his life and has played with the popular California bluegrass band “Hot Off the Press” through the 1980s before coming to the Old Pueblo.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/old-pueblo-bluegrass-band-7/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band
DESCRIPTION:The Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band has been delighting audiences with high-energy bluegrass music for five years. Bandleader Reid Griffin\, on guitar and vocals\, is a Tucson native. He has performed throughout the Southwest since the 1980s and toured Europe with his band “Griffin Brothers”.  Steve Reed\, on electric and upright bass and vocals\, majored in music at Pima College\, then made a long musical journey from classical to jazz and onward to bluegrass.  Bob Frankot\, on fiddle\, has been steeped in bluegrass all his life and has played with the popular California bluegrass band “Hot Off the Press” through the 1980s before coming to the Old Pueblo.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/old-pueblo-bluegrass-band-8/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ted Ramirez
DESCRIPTION:Teodoro “Ted” Ramirez is a Southwest troubadour with a captivating sound and distinctive music style. His performances are a celebration in Southwest culture. The name “Teodoro” is the Spanish version of English “Theodore”\, and is a old family name – one that dates back to before the 1700’s in his family. Ted often with a smile says: “my name is Teodoro\, but all my friends call me Teo or Ted. \nTed’s repertoire is a mixture of original music\, classic American and Mexican folk songs\, and stories. Ted is an established and seasoned live concert performing artist having toured extensively in the U.S.\, Canada\, Mexico\, and northern Europe. \nTed was born in Tucson\, Arizona in 1953 with family roots that pre-date the Spanish and Mexican eras of the region. \nTed presents songs with intriguing introductions drawn from personal experience\, and the oral and written histories of Mexico and the American Southwest. \nTed has received numerous awards including: “Arizona Culture Keeper Award” and named “Tucson’s Official Troubadour” by the Tucson’s Mayor and City Council in 2001. \nTed is the founder of the celebrated Tucson-based folk group; “The Santa Cruz River Band”. \nTed’s live performance presentations are well-suited for: concerts\, festivals\, educational programs\, residencies\, workshops\, and special presentations and ceremonies for all ages.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/ted-ramirez-3/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240915T140000
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SUMMARY:Ted Ramirez
DESCRIPTION:Teodoro “Ted” Ramirez is a Southwest troubadour with a captivating sound and distinctive music style. His performances are a celebration in Southwest culture. The name “Teodoro” is the Spanish version of English “Theodore”\, and is a old family name – one that dates back to before the 1700’s in his family. Ted often with a smile says: “my name is Teodoro\, but all my friends call me Teo or Ted. \nTed’s repertoire is a mixture of original music\, classic American and Mexican folk songs\, and stories. Ted is an established and seasoned live concert performing artist having toured extensively in the U.S.\, Canada\, Mexico\, and northern Europe. \nTed was born in Tucson\, Arizona in 1953 with family roots that pre-date the Spanish and Mexican eras of the region. \nTed presents songs with intriguing introductions drawn from personal experience\, and the oral and written histories of Mexico and the American Southwest. \nTed has received numerous awards including: “Arizona Culture Keeper Award” and named “Tucson’s Official Troubadour” by the Tucson’s Mayor and City Council in 2001. \nTed is the founder of the celebrated Tucson-based folk group; “The Santa Cruz River Band”. \nTed’s live performance presentations are well-suited for: concerts\, festivals\, educational programs\, residencies\, workshops\, and special presentations and ceremonies for all ages.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/ted-ramirez-4/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jon Messenger & Co.
DESCRIPTION:Jon Messenger’s story is a musical journey through the west\, the Everglades\, and Cornwall-on-Hudson. Now he’s had some 30 years of performing at home in Cochise County\, Arizona\, and points north\, west\, and east.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/jon-messenger-co-3/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jon Messenger & Co.
DESCRIPTION:Jon Messenger’s story is a musical journey through the west\, the Everglades\, and Cornwall-on-Hudson. Now he’s had some 30 years of performing at home in Cochise County\, Arizona\, and points north\, west\, and east.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/jon-messenger-co-4/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Nancy McCallion & Sabra Faulk
DESCRIPTION:Nancy McCallion\nThe daughter of an Irish-Scots immigrant and a Texas farm girl\, McCallion grew up in Tucson. She heard — and was obviously influenced by — the Norteño sounds of her Southwest side neighborhood\, her older sister’s Beatles’ records\, and 1970s and 1980s radio rock\, mixed with her dad’s Irish trad and her mother’s Texas old-time country. Throw in adolescent Bob Dylan\, Elvis Costello and Pogues fixations and the cultural stew emerged as The Mollys’ drop-jaw repertoire. McCallion has continued to write and has resumed performing live and recording as a solo performer after The Mollys disbanded. McCallion has performed at the AFP several times with her husband\, Danny Krieger. \n  \nSabra Faulk\nSabra Faulk has been a Tucson music staple for 30+ years playing bass guitar and rhythm guitar in several bands\, fronting her own band\, and being a solo singer-songwriter. Her band\, The Angel Band\, headlined the 2012 Tucson Folk Festival. Her styles range from country all the way to funk. \n 
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/nancy-mccallion-sabra-faulk/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="AFP Reservations":MAILTO:reservations@arizonafolklore.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20240929T140000
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SUMMARY:Nancy McCallion & Sabra Faulk
DESCRIPTION:Nancy McCallion\nThe daughter of an Irish-Scots immigrant and a Texas farm girl\, McCallion grew up in Tucson. She heard — and was obviously influenced by — the Norteño sounds of her Southwest side neighborhood\, her older sister’s Beatles’ records\, and 1970s and 1980s radio rock\, mixed with her dad’s Irish trad and her mother’s Texas old-time country. Throw in adolescent Bob Dylan\, Elvis Costello and Pogues fixations and the cultural stew emerged as The Mollys’ drop-jaw repertoire. McCallion has continued to write and has resumed performing live and recording as a solo performer after The Mollys disbanded. McCallion has performed at the AFP several times with her husband\, Danny Krieger. \n  \nSabra Faulk\nSabra Faulk has been a Tucson music staple for 30+ years playing bass guitar and rhythm guitar in several bands\, fronting her own band\, and being a solo singer-songwriter. Her band\, The Angel Band\, headlined the 2012 Tucson Folk Festival. Her styles range from country all the way to funk. \n 
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/nancy-mccallion-sabra-faulk-2/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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