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Homegrown Coffeehouse
Hatrack Gallagher & Friends -- blues and then some
Saturday, February 20, 8 pm
Everything that Hatrack Gallagher plays -- the feeling and heart of every performance he gives -- is shaped and informed by the blues. He learned his craft at the knees of Peg Leg Sam Jackson, Sonny Terry, Hammie Nixon, Furry Lewis , Bukka White, Roosevelt Sykes, Robert Pete Williams and others. He knows how it's supposed to be done, and he brings it all with him when he plays. The “it” is blues harmonica – blues harp to be precise – and we haven’t heard anyone better since Paul Butterfield was around to pound out Chicago-style blues. For this show, Hatrack brings along jazz pianist Ric Mauré, who wowed the Homegrown crowd with his blues chops last time around, Berklee and New England Conservatory grad Mel Graham on upright bass, and percussionist/drummer José Duque, another boundary-stretching Berklee grad.
Tickets $16 / $12 students and seniors
Doors open at 7:30 pm
About the Homegrown Coffeehouse
The Homegrown Coffeehouse has finished a quarter-century — and one year! So what's next? We have a terrific 2009-2010 season with a mix of old and new faces, veteran performers and some of the best of the next generation — the people who are continuing to reinvent folk & acoustic music. Check back often — we'll have advance tickets for all of our shows. Our new space is a treat, visually and acoustically, so come join us — we miss you! See below for directions to the Homegrown.
Some of the folks we've featured over 26 years:
Frosty Morn — Tom Mitchell — Willy Sordill — Kim Wallach — Gloucester Hornpipe & Clog Society — Dean Stevens — Barb Phaneuf — Ben Tousley — Wintergreen — Rising Tide — Bob Franke — No Show Show Band — Patty Larkin — Hazelgreen — Bob Wey & Pamela Roberts — Ken Perlman — Eric Kilburn — Rick Goldin — April Verch — Celia Slattery — Bob & Janet DiNapoli — Homegrown Band — Katzberg & Snyder — Leo Kretzner — Guy VanDuser & Billy Novick — Rick Lee — Jeanie Stahl — Gail Rundlett — Mike Agranoff — Stephen Baird — Mike Maddux — Sally Rogers & Howie Bursen — Southern Rail — Stambandet — Orrin Star — LiSare — Cindy Mangsen & Steve Gillette — Sharon Kennedy — Kenji Ogata — Jerry Rasmussen — Burns & Rosen — Boogaloo Swamis — Aztec Two-Step — Robbie O'Connell — Woods Tea Co. — Cormac McCarthy — Bill Morrissey 
— John Gailmor — Castlebay — Cindy Kallet — Bennett Hammond — Lorraine Lee — Chris Shaw — Bridget Ball — Anne Hills — Wild Rose — Short Sisters — Rachel Green — Chris Smither — Tracy Moore — Bernice Lewis — Peter Keane — Fortaleza — Jan Marra — Jay Ungar and Molly Mason — Tom Pirozolli — Daisey Nell & David Coffin — Lui Collins — Northern Lights — Tony Bird — Tim Keller — Michael Jerling — Chris Proctor — Rory Block — Priscilla Herdman — Catie Curtis — Pendragon — Chanterelle — Justin Roth — Erica Wheeler — Cathy Winter — Lyn Miles — Atwater-Donnelly — Midnight Snack — Stanley Greenthal — Geoff Bartley — Acousticity — Windharp — Fred Small — Maria Sangiolo — Fred Peterson — Barbara Lee Supeno — Victor
Cockburn — Jennifer Evans — Vance Gilbert — Doshi Powers — Patty Griffin — Cosy Sheridan — The Story — Liz Hammond — Three of Cups — Cheryl Wheeler — Garnet Rogers — Hand to Mouth — Greg Greenway — Boston Scandanavian Ensemble — Dave Crossland — Between the Lines — Back to Back — New Black Eagle Jazz Band —
John Michaels — Paul Rishell & Annie Raines —
John Lincoln Wainright — Elijah Wald — 5 Chinese Brothers — Bill Staines — Dave Mallett — Dar Williams — Les Sampou — Neal & Leandra — Ellis Paul — Sally Fingeret - Janne Henshaw — Cliff Eberhardt — Richard Shindell — Jim Infantino — Lucy Kaplansky — David Massengill — Barbara Kessler — Taproot — Connie Kaldor — The Roches — Sol y Canto — Diane Ziegler — Don White — Greg Brown — The Nields — Mary Gauthier — Susan Werner — Mindy Jostyn — Scott Alarik — Burns Sisters — Jim Henry — Jacqueline Schwab — Late Bloomers — David Roth — Chris Pahud — Phil Kissinger — Joyce Andersen — Kate Campbell — Jess Klein — Kevin So — Lori McKenna — Jake Armerding — Holly Near — Gordon 
Bok — Dee Carstensen — Chris & Meredith Thompson — Flynn — Meg Hutchinson — Cheryl Hoenemeyer
— John Gorka — Seth Connelly — Lamine Toure— Pamela Means — Merrie Amsterburg — Gandalf Murphy & the Slambovian Circus of Dreams — Mustard's Retreat — Reinmar Seidler — Katrin Roush — Lindsay Mac — Tracy Grammer — Red Molly — Jennifer Kimball — Colleen Sexton
Thanks so much to all of these dedicated performers for making it all possible — and to you for coming out to support them and the Homegrown!
Directions to the Homegrown Coffeehouse at First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist
From the North: Take Route 128 (I-95) south to exit 19B (Highland Avenue Needham). Take Highland Avenue to Great Plain Avenue in Needham Center. Cross over Great Plain Ave. onto Dedham Ave., the church will be on your right. Parking is available on Lincoln St., the first right after the church. Enter on Lincoln Street.
From the South: Take Route 128 (I-95) north to exit 17 (Route 135). Take Route 135 to Lincoln Street (see map). Parking is off Lincoln Street.
From Boston and Cambridge: Take Route 9 west to Route 128 South. Follow directions above "from the North."
View maps and directions from Google Maps!
Need additional information?...Call us:
(781) 444-7478 or E-mail us at carrotpower@comcast.net