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Friday, September 25, 2015 . . Folk Hero Finalists 7:00 Dan & James (2014 Winners) . . . . . . . .4 7:20 Mike Liddicoat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 7:40 Fried Okra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8:00 Danny Whitecotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 8:20 Hanna Paige . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 8:40 Single Origin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 9:00 Todd Chappelle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 9:20 Dan & James (while votes get tabulated)
••• Saturday, Sept. 26 • Delmarva Folk Festival 12:00 Folk Hero Contest Winner . . . . . . See Above 1:00 Me & My Friend Phyllis . . . . . . . . . . . .7 2:00 Shane Palko . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 3:00 Frog Protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 4:00 Kids Stage: Piper Waylon Sprowl // Workshop: Andy Fox 5:00 Sankofa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 6:00 Free Range . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 7:00 Acoustic Stack-a-Bones . . . . . . . . . . . 12 8:00 Andy & Denise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 9:00 Covered Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Welcome to the Delmarva Folk Festival!!! We’ll all have fun and to make sure, these rules must be followed: 1. No glass containers of any kind 2. No pets 3. No open fires - there will be a community bonfire 4. No littering (trash barrels are provided) 5. Children must be supervised 6. Bicycle riding cannot happen in the stage areas, be respectful of pedestrians on paths, your safety is our first concern. 7. Camping in designated areas only - take only pictures, leave only footprints 8. Parking in designated areas only 9. Unsafe horseplay or unacceptable behavior will not be tolerated. If you put yourself or others at risk, you will be escorted off the property. 10. Not responsible for personal injury or loss* 11. No underage drinking on the premises will be tolerated. All coolers are subject to search if you’re not legal to drink in a bar, you won’t be permitted to drink here either. *Disclaimer: Guests/patrons agree to hold Delaware Friends of Folk, vendors, staff, performers, agents, and members of the board harmless from any claims, including, but not limited to theft damage or loss of property and any personal injuries while on this event grounds or during or after arrival and departure.
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President’s Letter On behalf of the Board and membership of Delaware
We need you to join our organization, so ask for an application at our tent or find one on our web site. Membership entitles you to discounted prices at Delaware Friends of Folk events—we sponsor monthly coffee houses and special concerts. In addition, we hold an end of the year party in December and a pick-in most months. It’s a great organization with friendly, sociable members and we’d love for you to be a part of it.
Friends of Folk, welcome to the 24th annual Delmarva Folk Festival! Thanks to Pete Seeger’s pioneering efforts at putting on what is now called a Folk Festival over 50 years ago (Newport started in 1959), we are all here today, and we’re glad you came. We hope you enjoy our Festival as much as we enjoy presenting it. Again this year we have tried to live up to our “Support Local Music” slogan so all but one of our acts lives within 50 miles of Hartly. The line-up for Friday and Saturday represents a broad cross-section of the American folk music scene including blues, bluegrass, old-time, traditional and contemporary folk, and a few things that don’t fit anywhere except here. We plan this Festival to provide a rich musical tapestry so you can encounter music that you normally won’t find on commercial radio or at other local music venues. We are especially pleased to be welcoming Sankofa African Drums and Dance back to our stage.
And be sure to browse through the ads in this program. These are all local sponsors who have excellent goods and services to offer and who support this Festival with their advertising dollars. Because of their generosity, we are able to bring you quality music without blasting you with “corporate” icons. We also appreciate the special support of the Delaware Division of the Arts and Mispillion River Brewing. Finally, a very special thanks to Storm Longhauser for his wonderful job organizing the festival. He has managed a diverse group of people (see “herding cats”) to make this all happen. He and a few others have been preparing this Festival site for 2 months. They are a group of dedicated volunteers who Zeke Zeller has fittingly dubbed “Webbusters”. Without these folks’ work, you’d be sitting on greenbrier and stumbling over branches (especially after sundown). You wouldn’t have known where to park, the paint would still be in the can, you couldn’t buy anything from vendors, and you couldn’t hear the music. These fine folks are our volunteers, and this Festival happens because of their work and dedication. If you’d like to help out next year, see anyone with a staff badge and we’ll sign you up. It’s yet another way to enjoy this Festival.
We concentrate on making this festival friendly and congenial; laid-back if you like that term. Here in the shade of these great old trees on Lonnie & Sonja Field’s farm, you can enjoy an uncluttered, peaceful day (and night) of wonderful music. In addition, you’ll find yourself surrounded by friends, some you’ve known for quite a while, and maybe others you just met. Please make yourself comfortable, enjoy our festival, and do your part to make sure others can do the same. Obviously you are outside, and so are mosquitoes, bees, ticks, spiders, and poison ivy. We’ve done our best to clear the main Festival area, but if you decide to wander off the beaten path, please be alert, careful, and considerate of your environment. Take only pictures and leave only footprints. And parents–please keep track of your children. We love them all and don’t want any of them to get lost or hurt in any way, and we have lots for them to do in their own corner of the field.
Warm Regards, John Kidd, Board Chair Delaware Friends of Folk
You’re probably here for the music, but there’s more than music at our Festival. We have a number of food and craft vendors out in the field, so take some time to browse about and help support these fine folks. Andy Fox will offer a free guitar workshop at 4 pm Saturday near the southeast corner of the big field. Friends of Folk have a tent facing the stage, so pay us a visit too. While you’re there, be sure to pick up a shirt and get a few CDs. Many of our artists are selling their CDs today and this is one of the best ways to support these folks, some of whom try to make a living at this folk music business. For the youngsters among us we have games, paints, an authentic piper—Waylon Sprowl at 4 pm, and other neat activities.
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John Kidd..............................................Co-Chair Rick Hudson .........................................Co-Chair Jan Crumpley ...................................... Secretary Rob Fox................................................ Treasurer Dan Beck Lonnie Field Storm Longhauser Mike Miller Giani Siri
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Friday 7:20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Liddicoat Mike Liddicoat is a folk artist from Dover Delaware. He plays
acoustic versions of rock and roll-covers, along with original (and often funny) songs. He accompanies himself with an acoustic guitar and a Woody-Allen style of humor. Mike is known for his countertenor vocal style, reminiscent of Alan Wilson from the hippie band Canned Heat. His musical influences are myriad and diverse, ranging from Warren Zevon to the Band. This wide array of influences help explain the uniqueness and strong individuality of his music. Mike is a faithful supporter of the Delaware Friends of Folk. He regularly shares his talents at Friends of Folk “Pick-Ins” and open-mics, and has competed several times in the Folk Hero Contest.
Friday 7:40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fried Okra While only a duo for two years Fried Okra brings almost a century
of performing acoustic music to the stage. Mike Quinn and Rick Hudson are both native sons of the South; both have spent their lives performing and collecting folk songs. They met at the Delaware Friends of Folk Pick-Ins and decided to do some collaborating. The music of Fried Okra is a fusion of old-time, country, bluegrass, blues, spiritual, and folk. Fried Okra performs every third Thursday of the month at the La Tolteca Mexican Restaurant in North Dover.
Friday 8:00 . . . . . . . . . . Danny Whitecotton Danny Whitecotton is an Americana singer-songwriter out of
Wilmington, Delaware. Preforming mostly solo acoustic and sometimes with a band, he delivers heartfelt songs about life, love 4
and wandering with a trademark laid back, folky, bluesy, country kind of vibe. Born and raised in Texas, he left a job in the corporate world to pursue music because he never felt like anything else truly fit. Writing and singing quickly became his therapy, and the road began to call. Touring took him across the United States from Maine to Texas and back again, finally landing him in upstate New York, where he stayed for several years before moving to Delaware. His first full-length album was released in 2012, titled Go On and Rain. His sophomore release, Love, War and Other Mistakes was released in 2013 to international acclaim, and 2015 calls its promise as the unceasing road demands more. Danny has performed on iconic stages all over the USA, and was a finalist at the long-running Delmarva Folk Festival in 2015, firmly cementing his place in the local Delaware music scene. Citing influences from artists as diverse as Willie Nelson, the Eagles and Buddy Guy, Dannyʼs style has admittedly evolved through discovering the music of Ryan Adams, leading him to find creative affinity with Jason Isbell, Bright Eyes, Ryan Bingham, Wilco and Townes Van Zandt. His songs have been described as ʻsad and sorrowfulʼ with a hint of lingering hope, which is exactly what he is trying to get across, stating that if someone else can feel as good as he does after getting the words off his chest, then thatʼll make him happy. Not too happy, mind you – heʼs been trading off sorrowful licks long enough for it to become a trademark, so there likely wonʼt be a lot of walking on sunshine in his foreseeable future. Keep up with Danny Whitecotton through his blog, or one of his many social networks. To be the first to know about new music, and to join the ranks of supporters, visit his Patreon site to be placed at the front of the queue.
Friday 8:20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hanna Paige Hanna Paige is an Indie singer/songwriter from Newark, DE. She
got her first guitar for Christmas 2012, when she was 13 years old, and taught herself how to play. She started singing shortly thereafter and had her first on stage performance in October 2013. In her short career, Hanna has several live performances and original songs to her credit. Her music has been featured on Live Radio. Gable Music Ventures predicts that Hannaʼs name will be “in the music scene for many years to come.” Her new EP, “Letʼs Run Away,” is now available for download on her website http://hannapaige.com/. 5
Friday 8:40 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Single Origin
Single Origin is an indie-folk-blues duo comprised of twin brothers Sean and Shannen Norris. Their sound exudes the class and sophistication of the caffeinated brew which is (in part) their namesake. Sean and Shannen Norris create a moody and sensuous atmosphere, transporting listeners to a realm of soulful transcendence. Their rich, smooth sounds consists of a bewitching strumming, beating, and bending of guitar chords paired with the intoxicating lilt of their vocal stylings. Single Origin has the rare quality of being urbane and yet entirely unpretentious. With influences as experimental as Bjork and Radiohead, they also draw inspiration from such crowd pleasers as Coldplay and The Black Keys. They maintain a busy performance schedule and are very popular in Dover, with recent appearances at Doc MacGrogenʼs, the Touchdown Lounge, and 33 West. While maintaining a distinctive voice, Single Origin truly has something for audiences of all walks of life.
Friday 9:00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Todd Chappelle Todd Chappelle is a local comedy songwriter who does a mix of funny original songs and parodies. His music is influenced by such artists as Weird Al Yankovic, Tom Lehrer and Mark Russell. Toddʼs music has been heard on The Dr. Demento Show, CNN Radio, the BBC and Good Day Philadelphia, along with radio stations in PA, DE and NJ. He appeared in the 2015 PBS special “Dela-Where?”, and his song parody “Iʼm From Delaware” was used as the theme song for that program. Look for him to appear in the sequel to “Dela-Where?” sometime at the end of 2015. With a quick wit and a powerful voice, Todd is a dynamic live act who has performed his humorous music at the New York Funny Songs Festival, the Philadelphia Funny Songs Festival, the Chicago Comedy Rock Festival, and local venues such as World Cafe Live at the Queen, the Baby Grand in Wilmington, the Milton Theater and the Smyrna Opera House. Visit him at www.toddchappelle.com. 6
Saturday 1:00. . . . Me & My Friend Phyllis Me and My Friend Phyllis consists Phyllis and Michele have performed
of two great friends: Michele Green and Phyllis Dodd. Both have a long history as standard bearers of bluegrass music. Their music style incorporates songs and styles from string-band, gospel, country, and blues repertoires. They deliver a harddriving, powerful sound, featuring traditional bluegrass instruments and crystal-clear harmonies.
professionally with many regional bluegrass, folk, and country bands, including Free Range and Blue Crab Crossing. Along the way, they won audiences with their boundless energy and spirit. As confirmed “Jamaholics,” they also enjoy picking with friends into the wee hours of the night.
Saturday 2:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shane Palko Shane
Palko is an alternative folk musician from Kemblesville, Pennsylvania, who currently uses Delaware as his home-base, from which to travel and record his music. His lyrics are largely inspired by traveling—which he does often. He has toured in the US, Thailand, Cambodia, Singapore, Vietnam, China, Burma, Canada, South Africa, Swaziland, Ireland, Germany, France, Austria.
called introspective and reflective, light-hearted and thought-provoking, with underlying themes of social critique and the call of the open road.
Shane began writing songs when he was 6 years old, and has recorded several albums. His music has been
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Saturday 3:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . Frog Protection Frog Protection is a loose allows in poisons, insecticides, and affiliation of long-time musical friends assembled to entertain and inform. Lonnie Field (guitar, vocals) and John Kidd (harmonicas, percussion, vocals) front the group, with Bob Hamel on bass and Jan Crumpley adding vocals, flute, whistle, and accordion. We may have a few guests sit in too. For the 24th Delmarva Folk Festival, weʼve picked songs from some of our favorite songwriters: John Prine, Warren Zevon, JJ Cale, Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia, Paul Simon, Greg Shrader, Mark Knopfler, and a few you may not know, but should. Weʼve got a brand new original too—“Frog Protection Blues” will make its world premiere today.
other nasties (not so good).
This past spring, Lonnie noticed a lot of frogs here on his property. Not just in the several ponds, but in his garden, in the wide open field, and even in the woods. Thatʼs good news, since it tells us that at least these 35 acres are in pretty good shape. Organic gardening can be tough, but there are some unexpected benefits. There are 18 different species of frogs in Delaware and they each have a distinctive call (or croak). The Delaware Amphibian Monitoring Program (get it?—DAMP) is part of a national effort to follow frog populations over a number of years in order to find variations that may indicate environmental changes.
Which brings us to the “inform” part of what we do. The “Frog Protection” name is derived from the recent oddly humorous credit card commercial, but there is a really serious side to the idea. Frogs (actually most amphibians) are used as “indicator” organisms— essentially they are the canaries in the coalmine that we call Earth. They are very sensitive to changes in their environment. Their presence indicates a reasonably healthy pond, marsh or stream, and their absence (or disappearance) usually means something is wrong. It works this way because amphibians live in two different places—water and land. They also have thin skin that allows oxygen in (good), but also
Want to help? Delaware needs volunteers to participate in this monitoring program, especially in Kent and Sussex Counties. They offer a free training CD that teaches you the calls of all 18 frog species. Once you pass the on-line test, you are assigned an area and times to survey and then enter your findings into an online database. They ask for a 3 year commitment to visit local assigned roadways 3 nights between February and July. Just go to the DNREC web site and search on “DAMP”. Youʼll be glad you did—and so will the frogs.
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Saturday 5:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sankofa sankofa African Dance Company from the roots of percussion
and dance. The group has also traveled to Senegal and Gambia to learn and perfect their dance and drumming skills. Over time, these student/artists have become one of Delawareʼs most sought after performing arts groups.
was founded in 1995 by Dover City Councilman Reuben Salters. Dedicated to dance and percussion arts, Sankofa is comprised of a talented young people from innercity Dover and throughout the Central Delaware area. They practice their art under some of the finest dance teachers, choreographers and percussion artists in Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Delaware.
Sankofaʼs mission is to increase awareness of African and African-American contributions to world culture. In that capacity, they present more than 30 performances annually, and have performed at such distinguished events as the annual Martin Luther King National Holiday Program, the Governorʼs Inauguration, Delawareʼs “Positively Dover” African American Festival, and Princeton Universityʼs International Graduation Ceremonies. They also perform in public schools, libraries, parks, museums, churches and a variety of public venues.
Steeped in the Guinea Tradition and the West African model of drum and dance, the Company visited West Africa and get firsthand experience
The Delmarva Folk Festival is sponsored in part by a grant from the …
Sankofa welcomes new participants from ages eight to eighteen years old who are willing to dedicate themselves to learning the art of African dancing and drumming.
Like many other non-profit arts organizations across the state, Delaware Friends of Folk owes a debt of gratitude to the DDOA for the wonderful work they do supporting the arts in Delaware.
Cover Art by Marsha Holler! Thanks!
This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.
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& Winter Concert Series Second Fridays FREE Held at the Old State House on the Green Dover, Delaware
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• October - Mike Plunkett
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• November - Chris English
Bath Fitters Recyled Tire Door Mats
• December - John Flynn
Judith Moore-Crochet, Hats, Scarves & Jewerly
• January - Chapel Street Junction
Please visit them today! They support Delaware Friends of Folk, they deserve your support, too!
• February - Driven Women • March - SANDCREEK
Delaware Friends of Folk Monthly Coffee House Series Held at the Wesley College Chapel • October 17— Phyllis Chappel, with Sean Cheezum opening • November 21— Shawn Qaissaunee, with Trini opening • December 12— Jim McGiffin & Kathy Doyle host the Holiday Open Mic
Located on the corner of W. Division & N. Bradford Streets Usually the Third Saturday Each Month Music Starts at 7:30 p.m. • Fresh Ground Coffee • Fresh Baked Cookies We bring top regional acts to Dover for the best cheap date in town! Information & pricing for each Coffee House: Call (302) 827-FOLK or look up Delfolk.org
• And for 2016, March 19— Cold Chocolate This program is made possible, in part, by a grant from theDelaware Division of the Arts, a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. http://artsdel.org
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Saturday 6:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Free Range Free Range is a 4-piece Bluegrass bluegrass standards, contemporary folk classics, and originals.
band from Caroline County on Marylandʼs Eastern Shore. Comprised of Ali Reed Quillen on guitar and vocals, Steve Quillen on fiddle and vocals, Curt Fox on banjo and vocals, and Phyllis Dodd on bass and vocals, their sound is primarily traditional bluegrass, with a mix of old-time country, Irish, and folk. Along with mastery of their instruments, Free Range is renowned for their high-lonesome vocal harmonies. Their repertoire features
Free Range is a mainstay in the Delmarva bluegrass scene, and the band plays up and down the peninsula. Recent shows have included the Avalon Theatre in Easton, the DC Bluegrass Festival, and the Caroline/Dorchester County Fair. Their performances are authentic and engaging with a style pleasing to fans of bluegrass and folk music and general audiences as well.
Saturday 7:00. . . . Acoustic Stack-a-Bones In case youʼre wondering, Deadhead circles when its first “Stackabones” got its name from a Woody Guthrieʼs song about his young daughter, Cathy Ann, who perished in a fire at the age of five. The acoustic band Stacka-Bones is an Americana “Jam Band,” that features songwriting, multi-part vocal harmonies, a tight rhythm section and improvisational explorations. They perform songs from their threedecade-long legacy of original material, along with covers from the annals of the Americana heritage. Stack-A-Bones was a fixture on the Austin music scene in the midʼ80s. The band found its way into 12
single was played between sets at a Grateful Dead show. Shortly thereafter, they went into the studio to record their first album. Stack-a-Bones relocated to the mid-Atlantic area in 2011. They continue to bring what they call their “psychedelic hootenanny” to clubs, house concerts and festival stages up and down the East Coast. The band consists of Butch Zito on rhythm guitar and vocals, Jeff Rabin on lead guitar and vocals, Johnny Digiovanni on drums, Chip Clofine on bass and vocals, Teri Zito on vocals, Rich Todd on percussion, and Buckaroo on snacks on naps.
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Saturday 8:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy & Denise Andy & Denise are acoustic singer/song- Andy Fox cut his teeth on the Boston muwriters known for their pitch-perfect harmonies and intricate guitar back-up. Their music combines the catchy melodies of indie rock with the acoustic sounds of contemporary folk music.
sic scene, playing in folk, blues, and rock bands, all the while attending the Berklee College of Music. Denise OʼBrien began her performance career in New York as an actress, appearing in commercials, soap operas, and theater. She is also a fused glass artist.
Hailing from the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, Andy & Denise have been performing along the East coast for several years, at venues ranging from small coffeehouse to large music festivals. Their music was recognized at the Plowshares and John Lennon songwriting contests. Their songs have also been featured in independent films and on television, including on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
When not touring, Andy & Denise produce, record and mix their music, as well as projects for other artists. They are excited to announce the release of their fourth studio CD, appropriately titled “Something New”.
Saturday 9:00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Covered Bridge C
is commonly recognized as one of the premier guitar talents on the Delmarva Peninsula.
overed Bridge is a musical partnership between two old friends: Kevin Nemith and Joey Fulkerson. Kevin and Joey have known each other since high school, and both have been professional, working musicians for over 35 years.
Kevin has been involved with vocal groups and choral singing for over twenty five years. He performs as a soloist at weddings and other special events, and is a highly-requested sit-in musician for local bands. Along with the Covered Bridge project, Kevin writes songs, produces recordings, and owns and operates the Digital Street Studio in Dover.
Joey has performed professionally all his adult life, including on an international tour with rock-and-roll legend Chubby Checker. He is a versatile guitarist and songwriter who has recorded in Nashville (among several other spots). Joey is also part of the “Nothin But Trouble” blues band, and is a regular at the Central Delaware Blue Society jam sessions. He
Covered Bridge is working on their seventh album. As with all their projects, they will donate a percentage of the sales to local charities.
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The 38th JUNE JAM WILL BE HELD ON JUNE 11, 2016
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BEST ROCK FEST IN DELAWARE Combine the national acts with the best of the East Coast’s touring bands, a spotlight for favorite local musicians, fun and games for children, vendors to satisfy almost any need and a shady spot under a tree to enjoy the day for 1000-plus members and their guests Since 1979, with a modest beginning, the event has grown to the point where in 1995, over $13,000 was raised for over a dozen needy individuals along with several deserving charitable organizations - all helping people in our local area.
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Festival Chair: Storm Longhauser
Merchandise: Storm Longhauser-chairmann, Nathan Jackson, Mary Zeller, Crystal Shockley, Roger Cornish, Rachel McClain, Tony McClain, Jan Crumpley
DFF President: John Kidd DFF Board: Jan Crumpley, Lonnie Field, Rob Fox, Giani Siri,Dan Beck, Mike Miller
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Parking: Jared Dill, Todd Newman, Dave Yonkers, James Fitzcharles, Sky Bowden, Trey Bowden, Melissa Fitzcharles, Tina Fitzcharles, Chad Shockley, Zach Shockley
Band Booking: John Kidd
Program: Jan Crumpley
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Beer Sales: Jenn Ballard, Wes Field, Ron Postell, Bree Windsor, Dee, Mary Zeller, Jay Ross, Steve Josefowski, Lonnie Field, Jr., Gabe Rhodes, Sonja Field, Wally Hampton, Larry Josefowski, Jeff Shockle y
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Concessions: Joe Hartman-chairman, Robin Hartman, Joe Hartman III, Melody Purdy, Danielle Metcalfe, Natilie Hartman, John Purdy, Clarence Brackin Facilities: Lonnie Field-chairman, Dan Beck, John Chason, Wally Hampton, John Kidd, Jay Ross, Sherry Seeney, Giani Siri, Kim Torres, Henry Torres, Mary Zeller, Zeke Zeller, Sean Cheezun, Tim Spong Rob Fox, Rick Hudson, Joe Hartman, Wes Field,
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Sound and Stage: John Kidd-chairman, Mike Kidd- MC, Sean Cheezum, Mike Hastings, Tim Spong, Bob Hamel, Dave Cotullas, Sound by Paul Gumerman & Cooldog Technologies Treasurer: Rob Fox
Tickets: Millie Dill, Lexie McFassel, Sandy Fitzcharles, Erica Rosenberg, Bruce Anthony, Gabby Dill, Ari Dill, Kathy Doyle, Christopher Harper Vendors: Rob Fox
Volunteer Coordinators: Deanna Rishell, Jan Crumpley, Giani Siri Website: Jan Crumpley
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