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The Lurkers at the Troubadour
The Lurkers at the Troubadour!, November 27 2010 - 7pm

By Leila Desborough
Posted Sunday, August 1, 2010

November 27 2010 - 7pm

Lurking around!


The Lurkers


With a line-up of banjo, double bass, guitar and occasional mandolin and harmonica, The Lurkers are influenced musically by American hillbilly and old timey music, and influenced politically by the likes of Woody Guthrie, Joe Hill, Pete Seeger and Berthold Brecht. They draw on the tradition of artists and musicians who use their music for political agitation. All three Lurkers share the songwriting, which means every set has a variety of styles from blues to hillbilly to mountain music or traditional folk. All three Lurkers sing, sharing lead vocals and using the close harmonies common in bluegrass. Floor spots available and supper provided.
 

General admission $10 / Concession $8 / Members $7 / Children free with paying adult

For more information phone 4341 4060 AH or 0419 231 319

CWA Hall in Woy Woy, NSW across from the wharf on The Boulevard

We look forward to seeing you!

 
 
The Lurkers at the Troubadour