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WINTERFEST
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February 21 - March 29, 2015
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Table of Contents
Welcome to the Fest!................................................................................. 1
What’s This Symbol?................................................................................. 1
Thank You to Our Sponsors........................................................................ 2
Kick-Off Party: February 6............................................................ 4
Randy Jackson Bio............................................................................... 4
Weekend One: February 20 - February 22
Friday February 20.............................................................................. 6
Saturday, February 21......................................................................... 6
Smithereens Bio................................................................................... 8
Amy Helm Bio..................................................................................... 9
Sunday, February 22........................................................................... 10
Weekend Two: February 27 - March 1
Friday, February 27............................................................................. 14
Saturday, February 28......................................................................... 14
Ray Anderson Bio................................................................................ 16
Sunday, March 1................................................................................. 17
Weekend THREE: March 6 - March 8
Friday, March 6.................................................................................. 18
Bakithi Kumalo Bio.............................................................................. 18
Saturday, March 7.......................................................................22 & 23
Sunday, March 8................................................................................. 24
Weekend FOUR: March 13 - March 15
Friday, March 13................................................................................ 26
Saturday, March 14............................................................................. 26
Stanley Jordan Bio....................................................................... 26 & 27
Sunday, March 15............................................................................... 28
Weekend FIVE: March 20 - March 22
Friday, March 20................................................................................ 30
Saturday, March 21............................................................................. 30
Roomful of Blues Bio............................................................................ 31
Sunday, March 22............................................................................... 32
Weekend SIX: March 27 - March 29
Friday, March 27................................................................................ 34
Saturday, March 28............................................................................. 34
Sunday, March 29............................................................................... 36
Venue Directory & Map.....................................................................38 & 39
Symbol Key.............................................................................................. 40
Advertiser Index........................................................................................ 40
Kick-Off Party
6 - till?
Suffolk Theater
Friday, February 6
Pandafan
$25
Jack’s Waterfall
$30 Door
Kerry Kearney Band
Randy Jackson
Late-Night Jam
Randy Jackson
Randy Jackson was born and
raised in New Orleans, Louisiana.
He started playing piano and guitar
at age 5 and his earliest influences were Les Paul and Mary Ford,
The Beatles, The Allman Brothers,
Cream, Jimi Hendrix, The Moody
Blues, and Led Zeppelin.
In 1973, he joined Shepards
Bush as lead guitarist and was here
that he met bassist Felix Hanemann.
They left Shepards Bush a year
later, and soon met drummer Guy
Gelso and formed Zebra in 1975.
It was at this point that Randy started singing lead vocals.
After playing the New Orleans
circuit for a year Zebra moved to
New York and in 1982 signed a
recording contract with Atlantic Records. Their first album, Zebra went
gold and became the fastest selling
debut album in the history of Atlantic Records. During the next couple
of years Zebra opened for Aerosmith, Journey, ZZ Top, Loverboy,
Cheap Trick, Sammy Hagar and
REO Speedwagon.
The group produced five albums
and five videos with combined
sales of over 2,000,000!
In 1989 Randy got the call to
tour playing guitar and keyboards
with the original Jefferson Airplane
(Grace Slick, Marty Balin, Paul
Kantner, Jorma Kaukonen and Jack
Casady) on their U.S. reunion tour!
In September 1995 Randy performed his first show with a symphony in Norfolk, Virginia with the
Virginia Symphony singing lead
vocals and adding acoustic guitar
to their performance of “The Music of Led Zeppelin.” Today, Randy
continues to perform in the shows
nationwide to sold out audiences
and is also performing “The Music of
Pink Floyd,” “The Doors,” and “The
Eagles.”
KERRY KEARNEY BAND
Randy Jackson
Kerry Kearney
Band
Jack’s Waterfall
Kerry Kearney, a Long Island native, plays an exciting and unique
style of Blues-Roots-Delta music – a
completely original sound – tag
named “Psychedelta.” He has toured
both nationally and internationally,
sharing the stage with notables such
as; The Allman Brothers, Dickey
Betts, Robert Randolph, Sonny Landreth, Leon Russell, John Lee Hooker
Jr and Mountain. Kerry has a rabid
following in the Northeast and has
sold thousands of CDs from his catalog of work.
Kerry is playing Saturday March
7 at Jamesport Winery and March
21 at Duck Walk Vineyards.
Jack’s Waterfall
Jack Licitra is a piano driven singer songwriter. His latest release The
Next Thousand Years has received
accolades from Bernard Boyat of
Cirque du Coyote. He has played
with Levon Helm, Jimmy Vivino and
even had the honor of playing for
Senator Hillary Clinton. Jack’s Waterfall recently appeared at MetLife
Stadium and regularly sells out the
Boulton Center. The current line up
features Keenan Boyle (Soundswell),
Jules Radino (Blue Oyster Cult) and
the Swinson Sisters.
Weekend One
Friday February 20
7
Hotel Indigo
Vinny St. Martin & Seeing Eye Dogs Soul
Saturday February 21
1:30 -3:30 Macari Vineyards
Michael Jazz Trio $15 Advance
$20 Door
Raphael Winery
Gil Parris
Bedell Cellars
ToneKats
Jason’s Vineyard
Brandy Hart Band
$15 Advance
2 - 4
Waters Crest
(non-music event)
Barrel Tasting
w/ Jim Waters
$40 RSVP
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Ricky Roche
4 - 6
Coffee Pot Cellars
Robert Bruey &
Jean-Paul Vest
Jamesport Vineyards Rob Europe
Pellegrini Vineyards
Red White &
Blues Band
6 - 9
A Lure Chowder House The Lucky Tones
7
Suffolk Theatre
Hotel Indigo Ballroom
Hotel Indigo Bistro 72
Harmony Vineyards
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Smithereens
$49
Amy Helm $35 Americana, Roots
Alex Clough
Ray Anderson & Steve Salerno
2 drink
minimum
SmithereensSuffolk Theater
The Smithereens’ threedecade history is a story
of substance, integrity
and persistence triumphing over shallow artifice
and transient trendiness
– of hard-working underdogs achieving success
on their own terms by
sticking to their guns and
ignoring the dictates of
pop fashion and music-industry convention.
Jim Babjak, Dennis Diken and original bassist
Mike Mesaros grew up in Carteret, New Jersey,
forging a friendship as teenagers through a mutual
love of ‘60s rock ‘n’ roll. After meeting the similarly
inclined DiNizio, the four formed the Smithereens,
and won some local renown with a pair of independently released EPs, 1980’s Girls About Town and
1983’s Beauty and Sadness. (Later addition Severo
“the Thrilla” Jornacion, joined the band in 2006.)
The Smithereens were already a seasoned live
act by the time they achieved commercial success
in 1986 with their first full album Especially for You,
that spawned the MTV hits
“Blood and Roses” and “Behind the Wall of Sleep.” The
band continued to reap considerable airplay, critical acclaim
and fan loyalty with the subsequent hits “Only a Memory,”
“House We Used to Live In,”
“Drown in My Own Tears” and
“A Girl Like You.”
Their newest cd, Smithereens 2011 caps an extended period during which
the Smithereens limited their recording efforts to a
series of thematic releases that paid homage to the
group’s formative influences. They tipped their hats
to the Beatles with Meet The Smithereens! and BSides The Beatles, and honored The Who with The
Smithereens Play Tommy. The band also delivered
a memorable seasonal set with the holiday-themed
Christmas with the Smithereens, and affirmed their
status as one of rock’s most powerful performing
units with Live In Concert!, recorded on stage in
New Jersey.
Through it all, the Smithereens have maintained
a busy performing schedule, preserving
their reputation as one of rock’s hardestworking live bands, and continuing to
thrill their devoted fan base.
Smithereens 2011’s title slyly acknowledges the fact that it’s the band’s 11th
studio album, and that it’s been 11 years
since their last collection of original material. The album’s moniker – as well as
its cover design – also pays tribute to the
1989 release Smithereens 11. Smithereens 2011 also reunites the group with
revered producer and kindred musical
spirit Don Dixon, who was at the helm
for the band’s debut album Especially
for You, 1988’s Green Thoughts, and
1994’s acclaimed A Date with the Smithereens.
“I think it’s as good as anything we’ve
ever done,” Pat DiNizio says of Smithereens 2011.
“It has the raw vibe of our early albums, while showing that we’re moving
forward and that we’re still at the top of
our game after 31 years.” adds Jim Babjak.
Suffolk Theater
Amy Helm
Amy Helm’s deep musical roots
were enriched by a lifetime of exposure to the finest expressions of
American musical tradition. Combined with her stunning vocal and
other creative gifts, those roots have
grown up to reveal a spellbinding
artist who moves easily through a
broad range of musical styles.
The daughter of music legend
Levon Helm and singer/songwriter
Libby Titus Fagen, Helm wields a powerful voice
that can both stir and soothe, whether she is singing
traditional gospel, blues standards or her own heartfelt compositions. She is a gifted musician on both
mandolin and drums, and has clearly absorbed the
lessons of the many accomplished artists with whom
she has shared stages, including Mavis Staples, Emmylou Harris, and Joan Osborne as well as Warren Haynes, The Wood Brothers, Donald Fagen, Dr.
John and Hubert Sumlin.
A founding member of the roots band Ollabelle
with whom she has recorded three CDs, her distinc-
tive voice can be heard on recordings by artists ranging from Mercury
Rev to Marc Cohn.
Her resume is highlighted by
many years of singing and playing
alongside her father, with whom
she conceived and perfected the
Midnight Rambles, intimate performances held since 2004 at his
home and studio in Woodstock, NY.
The musical chemistry, affectionate
humor and family pride that Amy shared on stage
with her father helped shape the Midnight Ramble
as it evolved into a musical event that still attracts
fans and musicians from around the world. She
co-produced Levon Helm’s 2007 CD Dirt Farmer,
which won the Grammy for Best Traditional Folk Album, and she is prominently featured on the Levon
Helm Band’s Electric Dirt and Ramble at the Ryman
Grammy-winning albums.
Helm continues to perform with the Levon Helm
and Dirt Farmer Bands. She is poised to release her
first solo album in the spring.
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Sunday February 22
1 - 3
Bedell Cellars
Fuerza
Flamenca Duo
Raphael Winery
Alexander Zonjic
Jason’s Vineyard
Bryan Gallo
2-6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Denice Given & Conrad Taylor
3 - 5
Waters Crest Winery
(non-music event)
Chef Tom Schaudel & Mike Dorio
Flamenco
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3 - 6
A Lure Chowder House The Days
Beneath Us
3:30 - 5:30 Sparkling Pointe
Counter Clockwise $15 Advance Folk
$20 Door
Weekend Two
7
Friday February 27
Hotel Indigo - Jay Scott
Bistro 72
1 - 3
Heron Suites
Shecky & the Twangtones Advance
1 - 4
Waters Crest
(non-music event)
Q&A w/the $45 RSVP
Winemaker &
Vineyard Manager
1:30 - 3:30 Raphael Winery
Jay Rowe
Macari Vineyards
Alex Sipiagin
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Jason’s Vineyard
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
$15 Advance
Brandy Hart Band
Retro
Surf
Southbound
4 - 6
Duck Walk Vineyards Miles to Dayton
6 - 9
A Lure Chowder House Rob Europe
7
Harmony Vineyards
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Jack Morelli Quartet
Ray Anderson & Steve Salerno
Hotel Indigo Ballroom Mambo Loco
Hotel Indigo Bistro 72 Lydia Sabosto
8
Bay Street Theater
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Saturday, March 21 • 8 pm • Tickets $25
The Complete Unknowns and the HooDoo Loungers
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Harmony Vineyards
Named five straight years as
best trombonist in the Down Beat
Critics Poll and declared “the most
exciting slide brass player of his
generation” by the Penguin Guide
to Jazz on CD, Ray Anderson has
shown remarkable range. He has
led or co-led a daunting assortment
of tradition-minded and experimental groups, big bands, blues and
funk projects and even a trombone
quartet.
Anderson attended the University
of Chicago Lab School, where one
of his classmates was another notable trombone
original, George Lewis. His teachers included Frank
Tirro and Dean Hey.
In 1973, Anderson moved to New York where he
studied and played with composer and music theorist Jimmy Giuffre, joined drummer Barry Altschul’s
free-form trio and played for three years with the
quartet of AACM saxophone hero Anthony Braxton.
RAY ANDERSON
In the ‘80s, he garnered attention
with collective bands including the
funk-oriented Slickaphonics and the
trio BassDrumBone, featuring bassist Mark Helias and drummer Gerry
Hemingway.
Anderson is gifted teacher and
has long been in demand for workshops and master classes around
the world. In 2001, he was a Guest
Faculty member of the Music Department at the State University of New
York at Stony Brook. He was hired
as the Director of Jazz Studies there
in 2003. “I really enjoy teaching,” he says. “As I get
older I seek to serve music not only by performing
but by helping to inspire the next generation.
He “has a fluency and range on the instrument
that would have seemed impossible a few years
ago...like a trombone version of John Coltrane’s
tenor saxophone sound.” – Robert Palmer, NY Times
Sunday March 1
1-3
Bedell Cellars
Paul Effman
Jamesport Vineyards The Second Hands $15 Advance Folk
$20 Door
Indie
Raphael Winery
Will Donato
Jason’s Vineyard
Katie Perlman
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Craig Rose
3:30 - 5:30 Pellegrini Vineyards
Danny Kean & R&B
Friends Soul
Sparkling Pointe
Fuerza Flamenca
Duo
$15 Advance
$20 Door
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Weekend Three
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Friday March 6
Hotel Indigo - Bakithi Kumalo
Bistro 72
BAKITHI KUMALO Bakithi Kumalo’s musical career has been characterized by
a series of serendipitous events,
ranging from his debut gig as a
precocious seven-year-old filling
in for the bassist in his uncle’s
band to his enlistment into Paul
Simon’s group during the recording sessions of the pop star’s
landmark Graceland album in
1985.
Kumalo creates a singular
electric fretless bass sound teeming with double stops that sound
like human voices and the African grooves of his homeland,
and has garnered him a stellar
reputation as a sideman. In addition to touring with Simon, he’s
also recorded and/or toured
with the likes of Gloria Estefan,
Derrick Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, Chico Ceasar,
Harry Belafonte, Laurie Anderson, Cyndi Lauper,
Gerald Albright, Miriam Makeba, Randy Brecker,
Grover Washington Jr., Bob James, Angelique Kidjo, Jon Secada, Josh Groban and Chris Botti.
Kumalo has also been active as a solo artist, with
four fine albums to his credit – 1998’s San’ Bonan,
2000’s In Front of My Eyes, 2008’s Transmigration,
and 2011’s Change – as well as three award winning children’s albums recorded with his wife, vocalist Robbi K.
Kumalo’s bass-playing history began in Soweto
where he grew up surrounded by music. His mother
sang in a church choir and his uncle, a saxophone
player, was always at his house rehearsing his
band. “Every weekend, everyone would be at my
house singing and playing all day,” Kumalo says.
“Plus there were bands on every block of my neighborhood. So, music surrounded me. There was
traditional African rhythmic music as well as a cappella vocal groups. I picked up the bass early and
realized I could follow the groove of a tune with it.
Hotel Indigo - Bistro 72
I could play the bass lines from
a cappella music, and I learned
how to develop lines based on
the left-hand work of accordion
players in the township bands.”
However, it was an 18-month
road trip with his uncle’s band
to Zululand when he was 14
that helped to solidify his bass
voice. The band gigged as well
as played at schools and hospitals, but got stranded there. During that downtime, Kumalo had
a dream where he saw someone playing, using his thumb in
a particular way. That set him
on the path of bass discovery.
Kumalo says it wasn’t until later
that he heard the fretless sound
by people like Stanley Clarke,
Marcus Miller and Victor Bailey.
“And, of course, there was Jaco Pastorius,” he says.
“I heard him, and I thought, ‘hey, that’s like me.’”
While Kumalo became a professional at an early
age in his uncle’s band, life in apartheid South Africa posed many challenges; so many, in fact, that
Kumalo began to look for work outside the music
field. However, a producer friend introduced him to
Simon, whose music he was largely unfamiliar with.
Despite his nervousness in meeting the American
pop star in a studio setting, Kumalo says Simon immediately gravitated to his bass style.
Kumalo’s work on Graceland opened the doors
for him to pursue other avenues, including recent recordings with Herbie Hancock, Randy Brecker and
Cyndi Lauper. Plus, he hooked up with former Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart, who took the bassist on tour with him. “Mickey was great,” Kumalo
says. “There was no audition. He told me to pack up
my bass and not to worry about learning the music
because that would happen on the road. It was a
great time.”
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Saturday March 7
1-3
Heron Suites
Ahmad Ali
$15 Advance
1:30 - 3:30 Macari Vineyards
Mundo Clave
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Bedell Cellars
XNY
$30
Jason’s Vineyard
Robert Bruey
$15 Advance
Indie
2-6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Ricky Roche
4 - 6
Coffee Pot Cellars
Fred Raimondo & Americana
Caroline Doctorow
Folk
Jamesport Vineyards Kerry Kearney
$15 Advance
$20 Door
$15 Advance
Duck Walk Vineyards Pamela Betti
Saturday March 7
6 - 9
A Lure Chowder House Mark Anderson & Derek Gerard
7
Harmony Vineyards
Ray Anderson &
Steve Salerno
2 Drink
Minimum
Hotel Indigo Ballroom Hotel Indigo Bistro 72
The Cold Spring
Harbor Band
Billy Joel
Tribute
Jeff Leblanc
Martha Clara Vineyards Just Groovin
$20 Advance
$25 Door
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Sunday March 8
1-3
Bedell Cellars
Raphael Winery
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Danny Kean
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2 - 4
Waters Crest
(non-music event)
Corn Beef Chaos
Food Demo
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2 - 6
Denice Given & Conrad Taylor
Jason’s Vineyard
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
5 - 8
Billy Joel
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Andrew Neu
Nightingale Jazz Band
$15 Advance
$20 Door
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Weekend Four
Friday March 13
7
Hotel Indigo - Cassandra House
Bistro 72
Folk
Saturday March 14
1:30 - 3:30 Bedell Cellars
The Renegades
$25
Nina Et Cetera
$15 Advance
Jason’s Vineyard
2-6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Acoustic Soul
Soul
4 - 6
Duck Walk Vineyards Joe Rock &
The All Stars
$15 Advance
$20 Door
$40 Door
Raphael Winery
7
Harmony Vineyards
Stanley Jordan
Ray Anderson &
Steve Salerno
2 Drink
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Hotel Indigo Ballroom Dinny Keg Band
Hotel Indigo Bistro 72 Jesse Barnes
Stanley JordAn
In a career that took flight in 1985
with the release of his 1985 album
Magic Touch, guitar virtuoso Stanley
Jordan has consistently displayed
a chameleonic musical persona of
openness, imagination, versatility
and maverick daring. Be it bold reinventions of classical masterpieces or
soulful explorations through pop-rock
hits, to blazing straight ahead jazz
forays and ultramodern improvisational works – solo or with a group
– Jordan can always be counted on
to take listeners on breathless journeys into the unexpected.
Key to Jordan’s fast-track acclaim was his mastery
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of a special technique on the guitar’s
fretboard. Instead of conventional
strumming and picking, Jordan’s
innovative “touch technique” is an
advanced form of two-handed tapping. His fluid, multi-layered textures
and sheer virtuosity raised the bar
for excellence. His music is imbued
with a warmth and sensitivity that has
captured the imagination of listeners worldwide. A classically trained
pianist before playing guitar, Jordan
wanted greater freedom in voicing
chords on his guitar, so he applied piano principles
to do so. Jordan’s touch technique allows the guitarist to play melody and chords simultaneously with an
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unprecedented level of independence. It also allows
him to play simultaneously on two different guitars,
or even on guitar and piano. He says “I think of it
as a single instrument, but one with a wide range of
tonal colors.”
Jordan has performed in over 60 countries on six
continents. He has performed at many festivals, including the Kool Jazz Festival, the Concord Jazz Festival, and the Montreaux International Jazz Festival.
During the 1980s he collaborated with a diverse
array of artists, including performances with Art
Blakey and Richie Cole and recordings with Stanley
Clarke and Kenny Rogers. The track with Rogers,
“Morning Desire,” became America’s #1 country
song in 1986. Later Jordan became a frequent guest
with Les Paul during Paul’s legendary Monday nights
at Iridium in New York. Today Jordan performs frequently as a soloist and with his band, as well as
collaborating with other guitarists such as Kevin
Eubanks, Sharon Isbin and Muriel Anderson. He’s
also a frequent guest with jam bands such as the
Dave Matthews Band, the String Cheese Incident,
Phil Lesh, Moe and Umphrey’s McGee.
Jordan has received four Grammy nominations.
His most recent album Friends was nominated for
an NAACP Image Award. Los Angeles Times jazz
critic Leonard Feather wrote, “Genius is a word often tossed around in musical circles, but it has been
rightfully applied to Stanley Jordan.”
Stanley Jordan was born in Chicago, Illinois, and
grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. He began
his music career at age six studying piano, then shifting his focus to guitar at age eleven. He then began
playing in rock and soul bands. In 1976, while still
in high school, he performed with Quincy Jones and
tied for first place as a soloist at the Reno International Jazz Festival. In 1981 he earned a BA in music
from Princeton University and performed with Benny
Carter and Dizzy Gillespie.
Jordan maintains an extensive and consistent international touring schedule. In between tour stops
he works on his next highly anticipated album from
Mack Avenue Records, for release next year.
He is currently a resident of Sedona, Arizona. He
has one daughter, Julia Jordan, a singer/songwriter
who sometimes collaborates with her dad.
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44535 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
(631) 765-3500
S O U TH
231 Montauk Highway (Rt 27)
Water Mill, NY 11976
(631) 726-7555
Saturday March 7
PAMELA BETTI
Saturday March 14
JOE ROCK’S ALL STARS
Saturday March 21
KERRY KEARNEY BAND
weddings • events • tastings
dog friendly
www.duckwalk.com
…and other special events throughout the year.
Sunday March 15
1 - 3
Bedell Cellars
Buddy Merriam
Jamesport Vineyards Inda Eaton Raphael Winery
Elan Trotman
Jason’s Vineyard
Denice Given Trio
2-5
A Lure Chowder House Rob Europe
2-6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
$25
$15 Advance
$20 Door
3EZ 3:30 - 5:30 Sparkling Pointe
Steve Adelson Duo $15 Advance
$20 Door
PBMC is proud to be
a sponsor of the
Winterfest
Live on the Vine
1300 Roanoke Avenue
631-548-6000
PBMCHealth.org
Weekend Five
7
Friday March 20
Hotel Indigo - Robert Bruey
Bistro 72
Saturday March 21
Todd Carey
$30
Cathy Kreger
$15 Advance
Jason’s Vineyard
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Southbound
4 - 6
Coffee Pot Cellars
Sara Hartman & Don Bracken Duck Walk Vineyards Kerry Kearney
Jameport Vineyards
$15 Advance
$20 Door
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Caroline Doctorow $15 Advance
& Russ Seeger
$20 Door
Folk
6 - 9
A Lure Chowderhouse Mark Anderson &
Derek Gerard
6:30
Suffolk Theatre
7
Harmony Vineyards
Room Full Of Blues $35
Rob Borrie &
The Jazz Staff
Hotel Indigo Ballroom Gene Casey & The Lone Sharks
R&B
2 Drink
Minimum
Rockabilly
Hotel Indigo Bistro 72 Trevor Davison
8
Bay Street Theater
Bob Dylan &
The Band Tribute
Saturday March 21
Suffolk Theater
DownBeat magazine, touts
Roomful of Blues as being “in a
class by themselves.” With their
masterful combination of jumping, horn-heavy, hard-edged
blues and R&B, it’s no wonder
why the great Count Basie called
them “the hottest blues band I’ve
ever heard.” Since 1967, the
group’s deeply rooted blend of
swing, rock ‘n’ roll, jump, blues
and soul has earned it five Grammy Award nominations and a slew of accolades, including seven
Blues Music Awards (one for Blues Band of the Year
in 2005). The band has been led since 1996 by
guitarist Chris Vachon. Guitar Player says, “Vachon
burns with explosive solos and a delightfully greasy
sense of rhythm.” ROB has always maintained its
signature sound with great musicianship and a stellar horn section featuring tenor and alto saxophonist
Rich Lataille. Lataille’s masterful playing can evoke
either the fat-toned honking sax of the early days of
rock or the cool elegance of big band swing jazz.
Roomful of Blues was born in Westerly, Rhode
Island in 1967 when guitarist Duke Robillard and
keyboardist Al Copley began exploring the swinging, jumping blues, R&B and jazz of the 1940s and
1950s. They added a horn section (including Rich
Lataille) in 1970. The band’s ability to ignite a sedate crowd into a dancing frenzy solidified their reputation as the best “little big band” in New England.
In 1974, they performed with Count Basie. A few
years later legendary songwriter Doc Pomus helped
them land their first record deal. In 1977, Roomful
of Blues’ self-titled debut album brought them to the
attention of fans and critics from coast to coast.
Recording for Rounder Records’ Bullseye Blues
and Varrick labels between 1980 and 2001, the
band cut nine albums. Chris Vachon joined in 1990
and guided the band to a Grammy nomination with
their 1995 album, Turn It On! Turn It Up!. Twice,
the prestigious DownBeat International Critics Poll
selected them as Best Blues Band.
Roomful joined the Alligator Records with the
Grammy-nominated That’s Right! in 2003, followed
by Standing Room Only in 2005 and Raisin’ A Ruckus in 2008. Now, they’re back with Hook, Line &
Sinker, a foot-stomping CD highlighting the intense
vocal and instrumental power of the band. The CD
features twelve carefully chosen songs from Little
Room FulL OF BLUES
Richard, Dave Bartholomew, Clarence “Gatemouth”
Brown and others. The CD is a ferocious and enthusiastic blast of rocking guitars, punching horns and
huge, room-filling vocals. The results are a non-stop,
hip-shaking party. It’s clear why People Magazine
said Roomful “can turn a dull evening at home into a
heel-clicking night of fun.” ROB is one of the tightest, most joyful blues ensembles in the world and they have never sounded
fresher or stronger than with the current line-up. In
addition to Vachon and Lataille, long-time members
drummer Ephraim Lowell, keyboardist Travis Colby
and baritone and tenor saxophonist Mark Earley,
the band’s present incarnation includes vocalist Phil
Pemberton, bassist John Turner and trumpeter Doug
Woolverton.
Roomful have played countless clubs and concerts
and many major festivals, including The King Biscuit
Blues Festival, The Beale Street Music Festival, Blues
On The Fox, Monterey Blues Festival, and overseas
at The North Sea Jazz Festival, The Stockholm Jazz
Festival, and The Montreux Jazz Festival, to name
a few. They’ve gigged with stars ranging from B.B.
King, Otis Rush and Stevie Ray Vaughan to Eric
Clapton and Carlos Santana. The band has toured
– for over 40 years – virtually non-stop, hitting cities from coast to coast, and across Europe to Turkey
and Russia.
ROB have backed legendary musicians like Jimmy Witherspoon, Roy Brown, Joe Turner, and Earl
King – stars of the 1940s and 1950s blues and
R&B scene – the very people who created the music
that Roomful still keeps vital and alive. The Roomful
Horns have backed many artists including Pat Benatar on her 1991 album True Love and Stevie Ray
Vaughan on his 1984 Live At Carnegie Hall album.
The Chicago Sun-Times said, “This is a band on
top of its game, sliding easily from big-band jazzblues to guitar-drenched urban blues...let the party
begin.”
Sunday March 22
1- 3
Bedell Cellars
Next Level Band
Advance
Martha Clara
Ed Travers
Vineyards
Jimmy Buffett
Tribute
Raphael Winery
Heron Suites
Jack Licitra
$15 Advance
Jason’s Vineyard
Brandy Hart Band
$15 Advance
2 - 5
A Lure Chowderhouse The Lucky Tones
JJ Sansaverino
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Acoustic Soul
Samba Jazz Trio The Miho Nobuzane $15 Advance
$20 Door
Soul
Featuring the
NORTH FORK WINE WALL
Offering a Large Variety of
North Fork Wines
ANY BOTTLE ONLY $25!
10095 Main Rd. Mattituck, NY
(Nestled in the center of Mattituck Plaza)
631-315-5311
www.cjsamericangrill.net
Owners of East End Events Catering – for all of your catering
needs – large or small. Specializing in Vineyard Weddings.
www.eastendeventscatering.com
$15
UR
OFF YO
MEAL
Must spend $50 to redeem. Not combinable
with other current promotions.
Tasting Notes Jazz Club
featuring
Ray Anderson
with Steve Salerno
Thursdays and Saturdays 8 - 10 PM
year round!
HarmonyVineyards.com
Ha
169 Harbor Rd., Stony Brook, NY 11780
(631) 291-9900
1 hour from NYC on the waterfront !
Weekend Six
7
Friday March 27
Hotel Indigo - Dave March
Bistro 72
Saturday March 28
David Clark presents $30
Songs in the Attic Coffee Pot Cellars
Gene Casey & Michael Weiskopf
Raphael Winery
All Star Jam
Jason’s Vineyard
Butchers Blind Duo Presale $15
2 - 4
Waters Crest
(non-musical event)
Tom Fazio presents
$35 “The Fish” 2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Ricky Roche
4-6
Coffee Pot Cellars
Gene Casey
w/Marty Attridge
6-9
Billy Joel
Tribute
Food demo w/
Chef Tom Fazio
A Lure Chowderhouse George Tebbit
7
Harmony Vineyards
Rob Borrie & The Jazz Staff
2 Drink
Minimum
Hotel Indigo Ballroom Steve Adelson
Trio
Contact Hotel
Hotel Indigo Bistro 72 Alex Clough
Martha Clara Vineyards
Cold Spring
Harbor
$20 Advance Billy Joel
$25 Door
Tribute
8
Bay Street Theater
Get Down With
TV Style
Dawnette Variety
Sunday March 29
1 - 3
Bedell Cellars
Take Berlin
Raphael Winery
Matt Marshak
Jason’s Vineyard
Bob Wescott
2 - 5
A Lure Chowderhouse The Days
Beneath Us
2 - 6
Baiting Hollow Farm
Vineyard
Southbound
Reza Khan
Painted Diaries
$15 Advance
$20 Door
Beach House Rentals Near the Vineyards
No minimum stay required
Open All Year Round!
Mention LI Winterfest & get a FREE Night added to your stay
(Minimum 3 night stay with this offer. Call for details.)
LuxuryBeachFrontGetaway.com
[email protected]
Venue Directory
A Lure Chowder House
62300 Main Road
Southold NY 11971
(631) 876-5300
alurenorthfork.com
Duck Walk Vineyards
44535 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
(631) 765-3500
duckwalk.com
Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard
2114 Sound Avenue
Baiting Hollow, NY 11933
(631) 369-0100
baitinghollowfarmvineyard.com
Harmony Vineyards
169 Harbor Road,
St. James, NY
(631) 291-9900
harmonyvineyards.com
Bay Street Theater
Long Wharf at Main & Bay Streets
Sag Harbor, NY 11963
(631) 725-9500
baystreet.org
Heron Suites at Port of Egypt
62300 Main Road
Southold, NY 11971
(631) 765-5121
poemarine.com/accommodations
Bedell Cellars
36225 Main Road
Cutchogue, NY 11935
(631) 734-7537
bedellcellars.com
Coffee Pot Cellars
31855 Main Rd
Cutchogue, NY 11935
(631) 765-8929
coffeepotcellars.com
Hotel Indigo Ballroom & Bistro 72
1830 West Main Street, Rt. 25
Riverhead, NY 11901
(877) 8-INDIGO
hotelindigo.com
Jamesport Vineyards
1216 Main Road, Rte. 25
Jamesport, NY 11947
(631) 722-5256
jamesportwines.com
Venue Directory
Jason’s Vineyard
1785 Main Rd
Jamesport, NY 11947
(631) 238-5801
jasonsvineyard.com
Sparkling Pointe
39750 County Road 48
Southhold, NY 11971
(631) 765-2000
sparklingpointe.com
Macari Vineyards & Winery
150 Bergen Ave.
Mattituck, NY 11952
(631) 298-0100
macariwines.com
Suffolk Theater
118 East Main Street
Riverhead, NY 11901
(631) 727-4343
www.suffolktheater.com
Martha Clara Vineyards
6025 Sound Avenue
Riverhead, NY 11901
(631) 298-0075
marthaclaravineyards.com
Waters Crest Winery
22355 Rte. 48, Unit 6
Cutchogue, NY 11935
(631) 734-5065
waterscrestwinery.com
23005 Main Road
Cutchogue, NY 11935
(631) 734-4111
pellegrinivineyards.com
Raphael Winery
39390 Main Road, Route 25
Peconic, New York 11958
(631) 765-1100
raphaelwine.com
Symbol Key
Acoustic
Classical
Jazz
Pop
Complimentary
Glass
of WIne
$15
Admission
Bluegrass
Country
Rock
Food
Allowed
No Cover
Charge
$20
Admission
Blues
DJ
Singer
Songwriter
Comedy
$10
Admission
$25
Admission
Sponsor & Advertiser Index
A Lure Chowder House...................16
a Mano Osteria & Wine Bar...........16
Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard.........28
Bay Street Theater..........................15
Bedell Cellars............inside front cover
Blue Point Brewing Company...... 20-21
CJ’s American Grill........................32
Calaido Labs (S)..............................9
Cooperage Inn..............................33
Duck Walk Vineyards.....................27
East End Arts (S)..............................5
East Wind.......................................7
First Student Bus.............................23
Great South Bay Music Festival........19
Greenporter Hotel..........................22
Harmony Vineyards........................33
Heron Suites..................................13
Hotel Indigo (S)......... inside back cover
Jason’s Vineyard............................24
Jazz On The Island.........................38
Jerry & The Mermaid .......................8
Legends........................................36
Long Ireland Beer Company............32
Long Island Wine Council...............17
Luxury Beach Front Getaways..........37
Macari Vineyards..........................25
Martha Clara Vineyards.................29
North Country Limousine.................29
Northforker.com (S)........................10
PBMC Health (S)............................29
Port of Egypt..................................12
Suffolk County National Bank (S)
.................................. back cover
Suffolk Theater (S)..........................11
S = Sponsor

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