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Roots n Ruckus, 01.27.10

Brotherhood of the Jugband Blues, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Left to Right: Artie Stiles, Ernie Vega, Ernesto Gomez, and Dan-The-Man-From-Japan

Cal Folger Day, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Feral Foster, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Feral is sporting a black, feathered mask. I like it.

Hubby Jenkins, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Ernie Vega, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Thank you, Ernie, for playing “the Legend of Billy the Kid” on mandolin for my birthday. Beautifully, too.

Morgan O'kane and band, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

Left to right: Ezekiel Healy, Morgan O’kane, Ferd Moyes, and Leyla Mcaall

Boom Chick, 01.27.10. Drawing by and © Robin Hoffman, 2010

My super talented neighbors, Moselle Spiller and Frank Hoier.

Tags: American Roots Music, Artie Stiles, Banjo, Brooklyn Music, Cal Folger Day, Dan the Man From Japan, Ernesto Gomez, Ernie Vega, Ezekiel Healy, Feral Foster, Ferd Moyes, fiddle, Folk Music, Frank Hoier, Hubby Jenkins, Jalopy Theater, Leyla Mcaall, Mandolin, Morgan O'kane, Moselle Spiller, Robin Hoffman, Roots n Ruckus, The Brotherhood of the Jugband Blues, ukulele

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2 Responses

1. 
   Frank Hoier 
   Wednesday, 3. February 2010

   Truly beautiful Robin! Thank you!

2. 
   Robin 
   Wednesday, 3. February 2010

   Hey thanks, Frank! I love what you guys are doing in BOOM CHICK.

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