[Harp-L] NY harp clubs, jams or teachers

Trip Henderson <trip.tunes@xxxxxxxxx> · Fri, 6 Jul 2012 18:19:55 -0400

Hey Zvi,

Welcome to NYC! In addition to Dennis' great leads for music I'll add some
acoustic options.

 Here are two of my favorite places play and hear music – especially
Jalopy!!

And if you need a teacher I’m now taking students and could also recommend
some other excellent teachers.

BTW, I’ll be playing tonight at the BRKLNROD & GUN tonight, an all jug band
and down-home acoustic revue.

BKLYN ROD & GUN
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Brooklyn, New York
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http://www.bklynrodandgun.com/

ABOUT TONIGHTS SHOW:

The Premier Monthly returns!

This Friday, July 6th at the Brooklyn Rod & Gun. We'll be grilling,
drinking and singing!! Starts at 9pm

Lineup:

9.30 - Willy Gantrim

10.15 - Jackson Lynch

11.00 - Up Up We Go! (Wonderful New Orleans madness!!!)

11.45 - The Brotherhood of the Jug Band Blues (Featuring Trip Henderson on
Harp)

Independence Day celebration of America, Freedom, Rights, Freedom Tower,
Glory!!! Come join us.

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JALOPY THEATRE AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC

315 COLUMBIA STREET

RED HOOK, BROOKLYN

http://www.jalopy.biz/

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Here’s what’s in my opinion the ultimate compendium of local music, the
Gigometer:

http://www.web-ho.com/Gigometer

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REGULAR ACOUSTIC JAMS AND SESSIONS:

SUNNY’S BAR 253 Conover Street, between Reed and Beard Streets, Red Hook,
Brooklyn; (718) 625-8211, sunnysredhook.com.

BLUEGRASS - Every Saturday 10-late

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LOWLANDS BAR 543 Third Avenue, between 13th Street and Seventh Avenue,
Gowanus, Brooklyn; (347) 463-9458.

OLD TIME ONLY, this is a hard core A list session with national level
artists. Occurs on every second and fourth Monday. 8pm-late

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PADDY REILLY’S MUSIC BAR 519 Second Avenue, at 29th Street, Murray Hill;
(212) 686-1210, paddyreillysmusicbar.us.

Sunday afternoon – bluegrass

Monday night – Bluegrass

Tuesday – Old Time

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THE GRISLY PEAR 107 MacDougal Street, between Minetta Lane and Bleecker
Street, Greenwich Village; (212) 529-3808.

BLUEGRASS and HONKY TONK ONLY. 9 - late

There's WAY too much to list here but this will get you started.  Enjoy!

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Trip Henderson
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>             The two quintessential blues jams that are held in Manhattan
> are led by Big Ed Sullivan. One is downtown on Bleeker Street in the West
> Village on Mondays starting at 8. You need to get there early to sign the
> board to jam as it gets crowded (The Red Lion: 151 Bleeker St). The second
> is at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays and you should also get there early if you want
> to play. It is on the upper West Side ( 78 below: 78th street and Columbus
> avenue- down the stairs). I play with Ed's house band when I can get by
> which can be a lot of fun. When the jam bands are created after Ed's 45
> minutes or so on stage it can get guitar-centric but the energy is high.
> There are some other jams in the city and one on saturdays in hoboken which
> is a quick direct commute which I can let you know about if you need more
> direction. Terra Blues on Bleeker street is the only "full time" blues club
> in NYC (here's their calander link:
> http://www.terrablues.com/cal/thismonth.html ) with a lot of tri!
>  -state performers sprinkled with national acts. I play regularly at
> Ashford & Simpson's Sugar Bar with most of my listings on facebook.
>          Regarding lessons: I'd recommend contacting Dennis Gruenling (I
> believe he's playing at Triad this Tuesday on West 72nd to promote his
> newest cd) after his East Coast tour is over. Although he's a NJ'er he is
> innovative in getting lessons out. Rob Paparozzi could be another great
> resource (also in Jersey) as these guys personify professionalism and
> Olympian talent...You can google either. If you need an intro name for Big
> Ed or Dennis G. feel free to use mine. That's a start! My best. d
> facebook.com/yodennis.
> http://www.myspace.com/blowintheblues
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