Monday, February 8, 2016, 7:30 pm.
Saint Mark Presbyterian Church, 10701 Old Georgetown Rd, Rockville, MD, 20852
Tickets: $15 advance, $20 door.
Students (with ID) & Children: $12 advance, $17 door.
Available at http://www.imtfolk.org
IMT presents a true Folk Icon: Tom Paley, one of the founders of the New Lost City Ramblers, and his son, Ben Paley.
Tom Paley recorded his first album Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, for Jac Holzman's then-new Elektra Records in 1953. On May 25, 1958, Tom, John Cohen and Mike Seeger played together live on air for John Dildine's weekly folk music radio show on WASH-FM: this was the first appearance of what later became the New Lost City Ramblers.
Paley later said:
"When we formed The New Lost City Ramblers it was the kind of thing I'd been doing for quite a few years.... It didn't feel particularly revolutionary to me but I understood we had quite an impact on young people like Dylan."
At age 84, Tom's second album for Hornbeam Recordings, "Paley & Son," was released in May 2015, and is shared with his son Ben. It follows on from the roaring success of "Roll On, Roll On". Tom is passing on the baton to Ben who weighs in with some wonderful fiddle playing.
We booked this show at short notice so we wouldn't miss the opportunity to present the extraordinary musician. Please join us for the show, and help us spread the word!
-- Tickets: $15 advance, $20 door.
Students (with ID) & Children: $12 advance, $17 door.
Available at http://www.imtfolk.org
IMT presents a true Folk Icon: Tom Paley, one of the founders of the New Lost City Ramblers, and his son, Ben Paley.
Tom Paley recorded his first album Folk Songs of the Southern Appalachian Mountains, for Jac Holzman's then-new Elektra Records in 1953. On May 25, 1958, Tom, John Cohen and Mike Seeger played together live on air for John Dildine's weekly folk music radio show on WASH-FM: this was the first appearance of what later became the New Lost City Ramblers.
Paley later said:
"When we formed The New Lost City Ramblers it was the kind of thing I'd been doing for quite a few years.... It didn't feel particularly revolutionary to me but I understood we had quite an impact on young people like Dylan."
At age 84, Tom's second album for Hornbeam Recordings, "Paley & Son," was released in May 2015, and is shared with his son Ben. It follows on from the roaring success of "Roll On, Roll On". Tom is passing on the baton to Ben who weighs in with some wonderful fiddle playing.
We booked this show at short notice so we wouldn't miss the opportunity to present the extraordinary musician. Please join us for the show, and help us spread the word!
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