Joan Crane and Steve Feinbloom

Essex Community Concerts
MID DAY CONCERT SERIES
Proudly Presents
Joan Crane and Steve Feinbloom
Thursday, JULY 28, 2011 @ 11:30am

Guitarist and singer Joan Crane has been performing finger style acoustic blues in the Northeast and Midwest. Her masterful guitar style ranges from the emotional Delta style to the bouncy, syncopated Piedmont style.

Accompanying Joan will be upright bassist Steve Feinbloom, whose bass work complements the intricacy of Joan’s guitar. Steve has played bass for more than 3 decades with numerous blues and bluegrass groups and adds his own wry sense of humor to the performance. Steve resides in metropolitan Wadhams with pianist Rose Chancler and their daughter who has yet to focus on any one musical instrument.

The Mid Day Concert Series features an eclectic mix of music performed by local musicians. The atmosphere is casual, and attendees are invited to have lunch following the performance at a local restaurant.

Performances: Performances are held Thursday mornings at 11:30am, and last about 45 minutes.
Admission: Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.

Lunch is available close by at Essex Provisions, offering sandwiches and deli delights (8am–7 pm), The Old Dock House and The Rudder Club at The Essex Shipyard.

For a complete list of all 2011 ECC concert, please see:
www.essexcommunityconcerts.org

This program is made possible with a Developing Community Arts Grant with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts Decentralization Program, administered locally the Arts Council for the Northern Adirondacks and by the generous support of our individual and corporate benefactors.

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About Geo Davis

Geo Davis (aka virtualDavis) is a writer, storyteller and unabashed flâneur. He taught and coached at Santa Fe Preparatory School and The American School of Paris, co-founded Maison Margaux: "Paris à la parisienne" in Faubourg Saint-Germain, and owns Adobe Oasis in Santa Fe, NM with his bride.

Geo chronicles adventures (and misadventures) of rehabilitating an historic Essex home at Rosslyn Redux: Reawakening a home, a dream and ourselves; blogs about doodling and other esoterica at virtualDavis.com; posts sometimes unnerving, occasionally euphoric, and always pollyanna "midlife mashups" at 40x41.com; waxes nautical at Sailing Errant; and delves into matters of parenting, babylandia, and childfreedom at Why No Kids? He meanders on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, YouTube and Flickr.

Comments

Dave Willey says

May 19, 2020 at 9:51 am

This Is Dave Host Of The Website Listed Below. My Partner Brigitte and I Built A Two Page Tribute To Our Good Friend The Late Joan Crane, and Now Working On Page Three. We’re Looking For People Who Knew Her Personally, Have Articles About Her and Her Music and Most Of All Photos Of Her In Person and On Stage For Use On Our Website. It’s So Hard To Find These Items, and It Took A Lot Of Hard Work Just To Come Up With What We Have So Far. I Helped Her To Locate Her Missing Record “Dirt Pushers Blues” – Her Very First Album That Holds Up Just As Well In 2020 As It Did When First Recorded and Pressed, Back In 1976.
Joan Sent Me Four Copies With Her Thanks /Always Sent Me Every New CD When Released.
I Love Joan Crane and She Knew That. R.I.P.