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Tracy Grammer & Cliff Eberhardt House Concert
| GRAMMER & EBERHARDT HOUSE CONCERT |
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| Join us for 3 nights (July 18, 19 & 20th) of intimate living room performances with two talented singer songwriters, Tracy Grammer & Cliff Eberhardt. Our house concerts let you get up close and personal with your favorite artists. Listen with a small group of other folk music lovers in our cozy living room where you’re no more than 20' from the musicians. Cliff will also offer optional afternoon songwriting workshops for those who want to bring their own instruments and work with a master songwriter. July 18-20th Grammer / Eberhardt House Concert Room Rates: $165-$255 per night double occupancy incl. breakfast 3 night booking required. Artist fee: $100 for all 3 nights! Songwriting workshop with Cliff Eberhardt will be offered Friday and Saturday afternoon: $40 each session We will also be hosting an easy going guided bike ride along our beautiful local back roads. Bring your bike or call ahead so we can set up a bike rentals for you. Enjoy a delicious farm to table dinner available each night - $42 per person Prix Fix - a la carte menu also available TRACY GRAMMER A favorite on the folk circuit, Tracy Grammer is primarily known as a sensitive, creative song interpreter, with warm vocals, a girl-next-door stage presence, pristine fingerstyle guitar, and an unshakeable dedication to celebrating the legacy of her late partner, songwriter Dave Carter. Her quick wit and writer's eye also make her a powerful story teller, and it's often the case that at the end of the night, audiences can't decide which they loved better -- the songs, or the stories behind them. Grammer is currently touring in support of LITTLE BLUE EGG, a collection of "found" recordings made with her late partner, Dave Carter, in their home studios from 1997-2002. LBE was the #1 most-played album on folk radio in February and March 2012; #2 in April 2012.With several albums that have topped the folk and Americana airplay charts over the last 12 years, and two intimate EPs that have won critical raves, Grammer has proven herself "one of the finest musicians in folkdom" (Boston Globe). CLIFF EBERHARDT Cliff Eberhardt is one of the champions of contemporary folk music. He grew up in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, not far from the Main Point Coffee House where he heard and was influenced by musicians like James Taylor, John Prine, Bonnie Raitt, Muddy Waters, Mississippi John Hurt, Jackson Browne. Cliff started playing professionally at age 15, and after stints in Illinois and Colorado, became a major figure in the New Folk scene in Greenwich Village in the 1980s, along with peers John Gorka, Suzanne Vega, Lucy Kaplansky, Julie Gold, Steve Forbert, Christine Lavin, Shawn Colvin. Eberhardt has released nine albums, including 500 Miles: The Blue Rock Sessions, his most recent on his label, Red House Records. In the spring of 2012, he appeared at the Folger Shakespeare Theater in Washington, D.C., where he received rave reviews for his performance of his original music as The Blind Balladeer in a Wild West version of The Taming of the Shrew. Cliff is a gifted songwriter and performer of his contemporary folk, bluesy and romantic songs, delivering extremely strong live shows. His superb guitar playing, soulful singing, and engaging wit make for a “compelling, thought-filled, emotional roller coaster of a concert.” |