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Saturday,
April 22, 2006 8:00pm (Doors 7:00)
The Morgantown High School
directions to MHS
Tickets: $10 in advance ($12 at the door)
Students: $5 in advance ($6 at the door)
more ticket info
Please join us for a great evening of
music and community as we raise awareness and funds for the many great
organizations
working to maintain
and improve the environment in and around Monongalia County, WV.
Previous Mon-Earth Benefit Concerts:
2004
2005 - new photos
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Dulcie Taylor
www.dulcietaylor.com
Washington, DC (via South Carolina)
Listen:
It Ain't
Love
(Requires Real Player)
"Dulcie Taylor
is a gifted writer...she also has a compelling voice she employs
with nuance and emotion." - Dirty Linen. She
delivers her songs with lyrics that are powerfully direct and
down-to-earth, emphasizing strong, memorable melodies - "She writes
from the heart, for the heart." - Washington Post MP3.
"No-nonsense songs, superbly crafted...slices of life's most basic
moments." - Toledo Blade.
Dulcie will be joined by Henry Cross on bass and vocals, Franklin
Taggart on guitar and vocals, and Rachel Cross on percussion and
vocals.
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Buddy
Mondlock
www.buddymondlock.com
Nashville, TN
Listen: Magnolia Street
sample
(mp3)
Buddy Mondlock writes songs. He does it so well that
some great songwriters have recorded his songs on their own albums.
Guy Clark, Nanci Griffith and Janis Ian, to name just a few. But
there’s nothing like hearing the guy who wrote ‘em sing ‘em. He’s
not going to pin your ears back with those songs. He’s going to draw
you into his world. Where a single snowflake follows the trajectory
of a relationship, where you get your pocket picked by a Roman cat,
where morning tumbles into noon and where dreams that don’t come
true still count. |

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Rachel Eddy &
The Mo'Town Rounders
www.morgantownrounders.com
Morgantown, WV
Listen:
Elzic's
Farewell (mp3)The
Morgantown Rounders are an Old-Time string band of eclectic
proportions. They are traditionalists pushing the envelope of
tradition, infusing high-energy square dance exhilaration into a mix
of vintage songs. The Mo’Town Rounders are led by singer and
multi-instrumentalist, Rachel Eddy, who has been a full-time private
music teacher and performer for her entire adult life. Scott
Phillips plays banjo, guitar, bodhran, and Cajun accordion; Jason
Jaros guitar, mandolin and vocals; and Walt Sarkees upright
bass and guitar. |

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Emcee -
Barbara Walker
Barbara Walker dances and sings her way through life in her adopted
hometown Morgantown, WV, with her delightful family. She sang and
played bodhran and scrub board for a couple years with The Raging
Acorns. She works as a Scientist for EG&G Corporation, ever
striving to convince her colleagues to use the term “cleanER coal.”
She is also a poet, left-handed, and positively radical. |
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