Liberty, TN ~ Events & Liberty Arts House Concerts!
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Elly Wininger
Saturday, January 18th ~ 7:30 pm
Inducted into the NY Blues Hall of Fame in 2014 and signed to Adelphi Records in 2019, Elly Wininger’s album “Little Red Wagon” was #8 on the Folk Music DJ Chart for January 2018 and in the top 100 for the year. She is known for her engaging performances and her accomplished finger-style guitar playing. She has won numerous awards for her songwriting as well. Having played historic NYC venues in the 70s and 80s, Elly now tours nationally. Elly is also a producer, educator, and host of the live and podcast variety show: “Catskill Cabaradio.” Elly produced “Rockin’ the Boat,” a series of music documentaries for Public Radio which won several awards including one from the United Nations. And, just last month, in Dec. 2019, “El’s Kitchen” from ‘Little Red Wagon’ received an Honorable Mention from the Songwriters Association of Washington’s 2019 Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest.
Website: http://ellywininger.com/ Adelphi Recording Artist ~ Inducted into the NY Blues Hall of Fame in 2014
Doors open at 6:30pm and music starts @ 7:30pm.
Bring your favorite beverage or dish to share.
Suggested contribution is $15 for musicians.
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Sunday, August 9th, 2015 we lost a kindred soul, gifted songwriter performer and champion of human rights. Our grief is overwhelming…Audrey Auld performed at ourvery first house concert, and what a night it was! Remembering you with sweet, sassy thoughts, Audrey as I watch it again. I hope you’re making as much noise in that angel band as you made down here with us. Play on girl, play on.
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