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Downtown Bellingham Partnership presents: the 6th Annual 2010 |
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2010 Lineup! |
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July 14 Spoonshine |
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Spoonshine is a bluegrass, world beat, folk, high energy dance band from Anacortes, WA. With their three-part harmonies, guitar, mandolin, bass, woodwinds and African percussion, Spoonshine is certainly a Bellingham favorite. with Pete Farmer
Pete Farmer is a One Man Band that makes his own instruments and music. Every instrument he creates is inspired by the possibilities of adding acoustic percussion to a musician's sound. Foot percussion is a timeless art form that adds some backbone to music. It's as easy as tapping your foot to the beat, and as timeless as John Lee Hooker himself. |
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Kulshan Community Land Trust |
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July 21 Ockham's Razor |
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Ockham's Razor formed in the spring of 2006 when they began introducing audiences in the Pacific Northwest to their exciting, youthful style of Irish and Folk music. The band's fun, young sound and exciting, interactive stage shows continue to attract new audiences to their Celtic music. The group arranges traditional Irish and Celtic songs in new ways with their fascinating technique to deconstruct and recreate them with a modern sound while containing the spirit and soul that made each song memorable. with Giants' Causeway
Caylee and Clea are two young West Coast musicians who share a passion for Irish and Scottish folk music (and sometimes a little bit of that ol' time goodness!). |
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July 28 Eldridge Gravy + The Court Supreme |
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Eldridge Gravy + The Court Supreme is a funk juggernaut. Backed by the hot, gritty orchestration of the 10-person Court Supreme, front man Eldridge Gravy easily works dance floors to a fever pitch with his full-bore performance and smooth rapport with the audience. Sly + The Family Stone and James Brown are touchstones for their sound, but Eldridge Gravy has a distinct sound and persona that's un mistakenly all their own. Their high energy, tight arrangements and massive stage presence have the power to convince any crowd that funk ain't dead. with Tea Seas Big Band The Tea Seas Big Band is a seven piece band who plays fun, dancable country music that will get you up on your feet. |
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August 4 Latin Expression Orchestra |
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Latin Expression is a 13-piece ensemble comprised of 4 vocalists, 4 horns, plus a 5 piece rhythm and percussion section, making them a powerhouse orchestra of Latin music. Their repertoire includes rhythms from around the Caribbean including salsa, cumbia, Afro-Cuban, as well as what they call "power-salsa". Latin Expression was once described as "The Northwest's best kept salsa secret" -- a secret no more! with Umami
Photo by Seafloor Umami creates Electronica music and is inspired by the sounds that fill his head. One will hear a combination of melodic harmonies, huge bass and at times feel the sound in the back of your throat. Umami loves to do remixes and is working on a new album due out before the end of the year that is sure to have a few good booty-shakers. |
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August 11 The New Iberians |
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The New Iberians are a family friendly festival and club favorite from the Pacific Northwest, guaranteed to get the crowd up and dancing! Their music is fun, upbeat, and includes a little cajun and a whole lot of zydeco, blues, and rock and roll. with The Sunshine Bumpers
The Sunshine Bumpers are a rock and roll band with overdriven guitar and provacative bluesy Joblin-like vocals.
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