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Common Fence Music is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization dedicated to presenting concerts of traditional, world and other genres of music that are underplayed and under-promoted by the radio and recording industry.
The concerts are held at the Common Fence Point Community Hall in Portsmouth, RI, a fifties-style dance hall with great live sound. The atmosphere is congenial and the audience attentive and supportive. There is table seating with soft drinks, freshly baked desserts, and homemade soup for sale.
Doors open one hour before the concert, so bring a picnic dinner to enjoy before the show starts!

Ray Price Online - Music, Dance & More - Now you can enjoy the circle and spiral dances of the Breton "Fest Noz" or Night Festival outside of Brittany with Ray Price

The Franco-Americans, Rhode Island Contra Dance Band - Cousins Linette Charpentier and Colette Fournier are classically trained violinists. Their folks came from the Quebec region, however, and their strong, harmonized fiddle playing is the core of The Franco-Americans' sound. Although they play traditional New England chestnuts for contra dancing, they also add some French vocals. Colette's sister, Edith Fournier-Farias, sometimes joins in on keyboard.
Jim Chapin and Buster Silva play zingy string rhythms. Jim and wife, Colette, mix in a few duets as well. So it's a family affair.
Deck's people hail from Nova Scotia. His grandmother always walked around with a harmonica in her apron pocket, and his father continued to play the old Nova Scotian fiddle tunes after settling in West Warwick with his five brothers, not far from the Fournier's house.
The Franco-Americans also play traditional spoons and feet, to emphasize the beat. Deck handcrafts the beautiful wooden spoons, as well as fiddles, which he, Colette and Linette often play.

Heritage String Band - Civil War Music - Capture the Spirit of America's Past! Beautiful Music From Long, Long Ago!
Sing-a-longs, sea shanties, jigs, reels, waltzes, contra dances, marches and soulful ballads in memory of soldiers and civilians before, during and after the terrible war of the rebellion. Beautiful music sung around the camp fires, in the saloons, at minstrel shows and on the wagon trains moving out west to establish this great land of ours.

Bertrand Laurence | Blues in French & English - French finger-style acoustic guitarist and songwriter Bertrand Laurence is a master of the art of country blues fingerpicking and slide guitar, but he's no purist. His live shows and CDfeaturing traditional contemporary, and original bluesare full of surprises, including swing tunes, jump blues, ragtime, boogie, bluesy show tunes, rockabillyeven blues sung in French!
 
 
 
   
 

 
     


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