D ANGELINE THE BAKER
D WHISKEY BEFORE BREAKFAST
A SANDY BOYS
A WAVES ON THE SEA
G OLD HOME PLACE
E BEEN ALL AROUND THIS WORLD
Bm SHADY GROVE
D DIXIE
D DIXIE CANNONBALL
D SOLDIERS JOY
A RED HAIRED BOY
A JUNE APPLE
D NELLIE CANE
D FORKED DEER
D MEET ME BY THE MOONLIGHT
A BLACK MOUNTAIN RAG
G JEALOUS HEARTED ME
D LIZA JANE
A HUNTING THE BUFFALO
G NORTH CAROLINA BREAKDOWN
A JOHN BROWN'S DREAM
D CUMBERLAND GAP
A GIRL I LEFT BEHIND
D SNAKE RIVER REEL
Am COO KOO
C GOD GAVE NOAH THE RAINBOW SIGN
C FAREWELL TRIAD
D JOHNNY DON'T GET DRUNK
D JULIANNE JOHNSON
G CUTTIN' THE TIMBER
D SADIE AT THE BACKDOOR
BOISE OLD TIME
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Scott Knickerbocker, Old Time Music and Crooked Fence Beer!!
Join Scott and his banjo(plus some other instruments)
at
Saturday, September 22nd 2012
FREE!!
for folks 21 years and older
Show starts at 7:00~
Be there early to get a nice cold beer and a good seat!
Monday, September 10, 2012
Bill Martin
Bill Martin was a square dance caller, musician, mentor and friend to many. I only met him once... and he left a lasting impression on me. Through his calling and musical community I have been folded in. I know that that he will be missed and remembered.
Thank you for your humor, music and inspiration, Bill.Wednesday, September 5, 2012
September 2012 Square Dance!!
The monthly Hokum Hoedown square dance and old-timey music series returns at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7, at the Linen Building, 1402 W. Grove St. in Downtown Boise’s Linen District. $5 per person, $15 per family. All ages, full bar (I.D. required), Pie Hole pizza. Plenty of free, off-street parking is available at the Linen Building.
The Hokum Hoedown — happily back in the saddle after a two-month summer break — is a modern take on the old-time hootenanny featuring the infectious swing of the Hokum Hi-Flyers accoustic string band
At each Hoedown (first Friday of every month), the Hokum boys perform a diverse assortment of traditional folk-dance and string-band tunes while a cast of colorful callers directs the dances.
In addition to square dancing, the Hokum Hoedown features some good old-fashioned, swingin’, two-steppin’ western dancing. Young and old, couples and families, tattooed hipsters and ten-gallon cowboys ... the Hokum Hoedown is a come-as-you-are, hand-clappin’ hootenanny for all.
ABOUT HOKUM HI-FLYERS: We play Appalachian old-time mountain music, as well as other forms of unplugged 1920s/30s American roots music (Cajun, swing, traditional country). Our high-energy fiddle tunes will get you on your feet and hollerin' at the rafters. We serve up Hokum and we serve it hot!
THE HOKUM HI-FLYERS ARE:
Dave Daley: fiddle, vocals
Jonah Shue: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Scott Knickerbocker: banjo, guitar, vocals
Gary Shue: guitar, mandolin
Patrick Harren: harmonica
Travis Ward: upright bass, guitar, vocals
HOKUM HI-FLYERS ONLINE:
http://www.myspace.com/
Monday, July 9, 2012
Family Carr Concert
The Family Carr
A
GARDEN CONCERT
GARDEN CONCERT
You Don't Want to Miss!
Date: Tuesday, July 10
Place: Backyard Garden of Gary & Dorothy Shue at 7304 McMullen, Boise
Music: 7:30 - 9:30 seating starts at 7:00
The Family Carr mightily entertains listeners with gems of Galician/Spanish, Irish, French Canadian and Appalachian vocal and instrumental music played on an array of fiddles, bagpipes, mandolins, accordions and keyboards.
The Family Carr consists of Kevin Carr and Josie Mendelsohn, veterans of Bluegrass, Irish, Quebecois, and other musical genres, along with their children, Daniel and Molly, home after extended travels in Spain, Ireland, Cuba, Canada and South America. Together they string together tunes and songs gleaned from their adventures and presented with love and loads of family mojo. Between them they play fiddle, mandolin, Irish and Galician bagpipes, guitar, accordion, banjo and keyboards, making music both sweet and strong.
www.kevincarr.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEbLsuyDWPw
Opening Act:
Trio Hot Sauce:
Dave Daley (Hokum Hi-Flyers, Giant Leprechauns)
Jason Homey (Clumsy Lovers, Possum Livin', Reilly Coyote)
Jonah Shue (Frim Fram Four, Hokum Hi-Flyers, Country Club)
traditional and other fiddle/banjo/guitar music
A $10 donation per person is requested. Beer & wine available for donation. Limited seating, so please bring low lawn chair if possible.
LIMITED ADMISSION! Come early (admission starts at 7:00),
Info at: daley2004@gmail.com
Thursday, May 31, 2012
June 2012 SQUARE DANCE!
This will be the last dance before the summer break~
So come and kick up your heels before it starts back up in September
The monthly Hokum Hoedown square dance and old-timey music series
continues at 7 p.m. Friday, June 1, at the Linen Building, 1402 W. Grove
St. in Downtown Boise’s Linen District. $5 per person, $15 per family.
All ages, full bar (I.D. required), Pie Hole pizza. Plenty of free, off-street parking is available at the Linen Building.
NOTE: This will be the last square dance until the series resumes Sept. 7. There will be no square dances in July or August.
The popular Hokum Hoedown is a modern take on the old-time hootenanny featuring the infectious swing of the Hokum Hi-Flyers acoustic string band.
At each Hoedown (first Friday of every month), the Hokum boys perform a diverse assortment of traditional folk-dance and string-band tunes while a cast of colorful callers directs the dances.
In addition to square dancing, the Hokum Hoedown features some good old-fashioned, swingin’, two-steppin’ western dancing. Young and old, couples and families, tattooed hipsters and ten-gallon cowboys ... the Hokum Hoedown is a come-as-you-are, hand-clappin’ hootenanny for all.
ABOUT HOKUM HI-FLYERS: We play Appalachian old-time mountain music, as well as other forms of unplugged 1920s/30s American roots music (Cajun, swing, traditional country). Our high-energy fiddle tunes will get you on your feet and hollerin' at the rafters. We serve up Hokum and we serve it hot!
THE HOKUM HI-FLYERS ARE:
Dave Daley: fiddle, vocals
Jonah Shue: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Scott Knickerbocker: banjo, guitar, vocals
Gary Shue: guitar, mandolin
Patrick Harren: harmonica
Travis Ward: upright bass, guitar, vocals
Honorary Member Dorothy Shue: square dance caller
HOKUM HI-FLYERS ONLINE:
http://www.myspace.com/
http://www.facebook.com/
NOTE: This will be the last square dance until the series resumes Sept. 7. There will be no square dances in July or August.
The popular Hokum Hoedown is a modern take on the old-time hootenanny featuring the infectious swing of the Hokum Hi-Flyers acoustic string band.
At each Hoedown (first Friday of every month), the Hokum boys perform a diverse assortment of traditional folk-dance and string-band tunes while a cast of colorful callers directs the dances.
In addition to square dancing, the Hokum Hoedown features some good old-fashioned, swingin’, two-steppin’ western dancing. Young and old, couples and families, tattooed hipsters and ten-gallon cowboys ... the Hokum Hoedown is a come-as-you-are, hand-clappin’ hootenanny for all.
ABOUT HOKUM HI-FLYERS: We play Appalachian old-time mountain music, as well as other forms of unplugged 1920s/30s American roots music (Cajun, swing, traditional country). Our high-energy fiddle tunes will get you on your feet and hollerin' at the rafters. We serve up Hokum and we serve it hot!
THE HOKUM HI-FLYERS ARE:
Dave Daley: fiddle, vocals
Jonah Shue: fiddle, guitar, mandolin, vocals
Scott Knickerbocker: banjo, guitar, vocals
Gary Shue: guitar, mandolin
Patrick Harren: harmonica
Travis Ward: upright bass, guitar, vocals
Honorary Member Dorothy Shue: square dance caller
HOKUM HI-FLYERS ONLINE:
http://www.myspace.com/
http://www.facebook.com/
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Grand Jean Grand JAM
You are Invited to: The First Annual:
Grand Jean - Grand JAM
In the Meadow at Sawtooth Lodge
August 3 – 5, 2012
We are inviting family, friends, friends of friends and
families to join us for a long weekend of multigenerational
community and music. We have reserved the Meadow for event
camping and playing; it is a large space for lots to happen.
Come anytime over the weekend.
The Sawtooth Lodge offers tent camping,
RV hookups, and cabins to rent. There is a pool, a little
restaurant, and nearby hot springs!
For RVs and Cabins Please call early for Reservations
www.sawtoothlodge.com. 208~259-3331
For tent campers per night: $10 per person
This fee includes pool and showers
General Event Information: Patrick Sullivan: 208-340-8350
Directions: From Boise, travel up highway 55 to Lowman, turn right at
Bend on Banks-Lowman Hwy..Or you can get to Lowman on Hwy. 21.
through Idaho City. At LOWMAN, turn east on HWY 21. Go about 27 miles and turn right on Grand Jean Road. (If 'you pass the first set of snow gates; You have gone too far.) The gravel road to the lodge turns to dirt. Listen for banjo music.
Grand Jean - Grand JAM
In the Meadow at Sawtooth Lodge
August 3 – 5, 2012
We are inviting family, friends, friends of friends and
families to join us for a long weekend of multigenerational
community and music. We have reserved the Meadow for event
camping and playing; it is a large space for lots to happen.
Come anytime over the weekend.
The Sawtooth Lodge offers tent camping,
RV hookups, and cabins to rent. There is a pool, a little
restaurant, and nearby hot springs!
For RVs and Cabins Please call early for Reservations
www.sawtoothlodge.com. 208~259-3331
For tent campers per night: $10 per person
This fee includes pool and showers
General Event Information: Patrick Sullivan: 208-340-8350
Directions: From Boise, travel up highway 55 to Lowman, turn right at
Bend on Banks-Lowman Hwy..Or you can get to Lowman on Hwy. 21.
through Idaho City. At LOWMAN, turn east on HWY 21. Go about 27 miles and turn right on Grand Jean Road. (If 'you pass the first set of snow gates; You have gone too far.) The gravel road to the lodge turns to dirt. Listen for banjo music.
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