Jim Clare Folk Music

                                                 Jim Clare

Saturday, Sep 4th ~ I'll be at the Black Eyed Susan Acoustic Cafe, 22 West Main St, Angelica, NY ~ www.black-eyed-susan.com

~  An evening of original and traditional folk songs ~

From 7:30 - 9:30pm, Free Admission in a warm, friendly setting.

I'm invited by Wayne "Maynard" Penlon, to play at 

~ Songwriters Series at the Towpath Cafe ~ http://www.towpathcafe.com/ 

• 6 N. Main St, Fairport, NY 

• Thursday, Aug 26th

• 7:00pm - 9:30pm ~  Jim plays from 8pm - 9pm
• FREE Admission

       Alex Shukoff                          Vern Lindberg                                    Jeff Chiasson

Tunes By the Tracks

Hosts Jim Clare, Cathy McGrath and Allen Hopkins, are very pleased to Feature

~ JAVA ~ 

This talented Rochester based group, is Jeff Chiasson, Mando and Harmonica, Alex Shukoff and Vern Lindberg on guitar.  Often joined by Bassist Steve Keenan, all the gents sing lead and harmony, lending variety and spice to a repertoire of Folk and Country songs, ranging from Hank Williams, and Tom Paxton to Bob Dylan, Lennon-McCartney, Buffy Saint-Marie and James Taylor.

JAVA plays many venues in the Rochester area, and they'd probably play many more, were it not for their pesky day jobs.

...oh yeah...not to worry folks...for the second half of the show, we'll be joined by the relentless MYSTERY PICKERS ...!!

• Tunes By the Tracks
• Clifton Springs Library, 4 Railroad Ave, Clifton Springs, NY
• Wed, Aug 18th, 7:00pm - 9:00pm (Doors open at 6:30pm)
• Free Admission (a $5.00 donation is greatly appreciated for Features and refreshments)

                     Perry Cleaveland                                            Jim Clare

Jim Clare with Perry Cleaveland

~Old Time Music Night tonight, Aug. 1st ~

Greece Baptist Church,

1230 Longpond Rd, Rochester, NY

• 7:00pm - 9:00pm
• Free Admission
• Acoustic Folk and Original songs
  

      Perry Cleaveland                                                             Jim Clare

Jim and Perry will play from 1:00pm - 2:00pm, on Saturday, July 31st at the Seneca Falls Historical Museum, as part of their day long summer celebration of live music. 

Our portion will be a mix of traditional folk, and songs of our rich New York history, with some original songs like "Old Train Coming" and "Black Diamond Express", with Jim's acoustic guitar and Perry's astonishing Mandolin and Fiddle. 

We hope to see our Finger Lakes Folkie Friends there...!!

                                                                                                                                     Steve Piper

Tunes By the Tracks for July 21st ~  Affable hosts, Jim Clare, Cathy McGrath and Allen Hopkins, are pleased to Feature:

~ STEVE PIPER ~ http://www.stevepipermusic.com

Steve is a singer, songwriter and entertainer in the style and tradition that us fussy Tunes By the Trackers love.  Check Steve's website, for Samples of his music, and more than a few very complimentary comments from folks we know.

For the second hour of the show, I reckon we'll have to tolerate the durn Mystery Pickers again...they jes keep showin' up...

                Bill Perras                                                              Eli Perras  

TUNES BY THE TRACKS  hosts ~ Jim Clare, Cathy McGrath and Allen Hopkins are very pleased to Present ~

 Bill & Eli Perras http://www.bluesgotus.com/

Home based in Florida, touring musicians Bill & Eli have opened for Bill Staines, Steve Gillette & Cindy Mangsen, Michael Smith, John Gorka, Jack Williams, Anne Feeney, Scott Ainslie, Small Potatoes, Emma's Revolution, Paul Geremia, Panama Red and many more nationally recognized entertainers. They are regulars at the many Florida folk music venues and festivals and frequently travel the country sharing their music beyond the Sunshine State.

...of course, this will be the first time they open for The Mystery Pickers...(just hadda say that)...

Who ~ Bill & Eli Perras, will be followed by those lovable Mystery Pickers.

What ~ Tunes By the Tracks

Where ~ Clifton Springs Library, 4 Railroad Ave, Clifton Springs, NY

When ~ Wednesday, June 16th

Time ~ 7:00pm - 9:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm)

ADMISSION FREE - Donation of $5.00 suggested for Musicians and refreshments

C'mon out to Tunes By the Tracks...and bring your friends and neighbors....!!

          Taylor Pie                              Jim Clare

Fine Arts Forum of Mansfield

Presents ~

Jim Clare with the wonderful Taylor Pie, http://www.taylorpie.com/

The Muse and Music Performance Series at Ten West Espresso, 23 North Main St, Mansfield, PA ~ a convivial evening of Folk and Original songs ~

Friday, June 11th

7:30pm - 9:30pm

Adults $2.00, students Free

http://www.fineartsforum.org

Perry Cleaveland             Jim Clare

Friday, May 21st ~ Come enjoy a fine Friday evenging at the Seneca Museum of Waterways and Industry, 87 Fall St, in Seneca Falls, NY  http://www.senecamuseum.com

Jim and Perry will play Songs from an earlier day, with some background stories, to recount the rich history of NY State and the Finger Lakes...the railroads, industries, and the Erie Canal, that great 19th Century superhighway of commerce, that made NY "The Empire State"...

Jim Clare & Perry Cleaveland will play from 7:00pm - 8:00pm...and Admission is Free!

Rachel Levy                                                                                   Mack Bailey

Tunes By the Tracks hosts Jim Clare and Cathy McGrath are very pleased and excited that our Feature Artists for Wednesday, May 19th, will be ~

MACK BAILEY and RACHEL LEVY

Two of our very favorites from last year, will be in concert in the Chapel at Spa Apartments!  This will be a magical evening, and we hope to see all of you there....!!

• Mack Bailey and Rachel Levy
• Wed, May 19th
• Chapel in Spa Apartments, 11 East Main St, Clifton Springs, NY
  
• 7:00pm - 9:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
• $10.00 donation at the door (residents free)
• Plenty of FREE parking on Main St, Bank lot across the street. (Please do NOT park in residents lot)
• See more about Mack and Rachel at http://www.mackbailey.com