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Terry Lee Goffee: The Ultimate Johnny Cash Tribute Friday, July 25, 2008 Terry Lee Goffee pays the ultimate tribute to The Man in Black with an incredible performance that spans Johnny Cash's entire career. Expect to hear classics including: "A Boy Named Sue", "Sunday Morning Coming Down", "I Walk the Line", "Ring Of Fire", "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Hurt". "The show is great, my brother would be
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Beatlemania Now! Multi-media Extravaganza Saturday, July 26, 2008 Entertaining, authentic, and elaborate, BEATLEMANIA NOW is not just a Beatles Tribute Band. With as many as 7 AUTHENTIC COSTUME CHANGES, these four accomplished musicians/ actors/Beatles Impersonators all bear uncanny resemblances to John, Paul, George and Ringo, not only from across the room but up close too, and possess vocal talents to sound like them as well! No tracks, tapes or background music of any kind are used during a BEATLEMANIA NOW performance. All songs are performed absolutely live on as many as 21 authentic guitars, as used by the Beatles, to reproduce their unique sound and look. A Sellersville favorite! |
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Asylum Street Spankers & Washboards & Wackiness Sunday, July 27, 2008 Rolling Stone called what they do "inspired, lunatic brilliance". Jazz Review describes them as "an audacious, genre-defying national treasure!" The Asylum Street Spankers are masters of dozens of instruments, adept arrangers and songwriters. They're also brilliant interpreters of Golden Age Americana, spiced with right-on influences from their own era, performed with a ripping sense of humor, often with pointed social and cultural commentary, that creates unbridled fun and merriment. Defiantly acoustic, fiercely independent and absurdly good, the Spankers are an internationally reknowned underground institution. You’ll be charmed & amused with the exuberant old-Timey American music of The Wiyos. Inspired by the early American musical idioms of the ‘20s & '30s, they subvert genre distinctions with their unique instrumentation & harmonies. The Wiyos create a visual spectacle in the tradition of vaudeville-esque performers with on-stage physical comedy recalling the silent films of Laurel & Hardy, Keaton and Chaplin. |
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The World Famous Count Basie Orchestra The Legend Lives On Tuesday, July 29, 2008 The Basie Orchestra is one of the most thriving big bands in history and rightfully hails itself as "timeless, priceless, and still the genuine article." Directed by Bill Hughes, the Count Basie Orchestra fuses contemporary sensibilities with its own traditions which took root in the in the 1930s & 1940s. CBO features five permanent members who played under Count Basie's personal leadership, starting with trombonist Bill Hughes, who joined in 1956, and proceeding through John Williams, Butch Miles, Kenny Hing & Clarence Banks. They are part of the musical DNA that is replicating the Basie spirit! The Count Basie Orchestra has received 17 Grammy Awards & two Grammy Hall of Fame Awards. |
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Young Dubliners Exciting Celtic Rock Wednesday, July 30, 2008 There will be dancing in the Cabaret as The Young Dubliners rock Sellersville with their Celtic edge. A formidable band with a reputation for engaging and exciting live shows, The Dubs have developed one of the most dedicated & loyal fan bases around to the point where they've sold out 24 consecutive shows at L.A.'s House of Blues. Since the early 90's, they released four critically acclaimed albums - Rocky Road, Breathe, Alive Alive O' and Real World.
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