Patti Casey, Bob Amos and Colin McCaffrey<br /> The Inn At Weatherfield – Outdoor Amphitheater <br /> Weathersfield, Vermont <br /> May 29, 2011 - Sunday<br /> <br /> Audio Technica at853rx(card caps) &gt; Zoom H1 [16/48] FOB <br /> Mastered in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 4.0 dithered to [16/44.1]<br /> Recorded by Casey Coniff, Mastered by Bill Koucky<br /> <br /> Patti Casey – Guitar, Clogging<br /> Bob Amos – Guitar, Banjo<br /> Colin McCaffrey – Guitar, Mandolin, Fiddle<br /> <br /> Disc 1 60:24<br /> 1st Set:<br /> <br /> 1.Introduction<br /> 2.Tender Heart<br /> 3.Voice Of A Mountain<br /> 4.The Blood Red Rose<br /> 5.A Fool Like That<br /> 6.Moonshiner's Love <br /> 7.Can't Find A Way<br /> 8.The Longest Night<br /> 9.Fine As Fine Can Be<br /> 10.One Part Talent Two Parts Sweat<br /> 11.Prayer<br /> 12.Make Your Way Home<br /> 13.One Beautiful Day<br /> <br /> Disc 2 63:36<br /> 2nd Set:<br /> <br /> 1.Tuning<br /> 2.Gander In The Stubble<br /> 3.Blue Mountain Whiskey<br /> 4.Where The Wild River Rolls<br /> 5.The Call<br /> 6.Dream Of Galilee<br /> 7.The Hills That I Call Home<br /> 8.The River<br /> 9.Someone's Calling<br /> 10.The Fields Of Home<br /> 11.A Dog's Complaint<br /> 12.Out Of The Woods<br /> 13.Introductions and Thanks<br /> 14.I'm Back<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Patti Casey has earned her spot as a fixture on the northeastern US folk scene through sheer talent and artistic self discipline. <br /> She is a prolific songwriter and has perfected her own New England-flavored bluegrassy style, one that shines equally with welcome, <br /> familiar sounds as well as undeniable originality. She has recorded five solo albums, and her latest, “The Heart of A Waiting Boy”, <br /> is aural testament to, “the sweetest voice and some of the finest songwriting to come out of Vermont…” (Vermont Public Radio). <br /> With an impressive roster of accompanying musicians (Pat Donohue, Gary Raynor, Pete Sutherland, Colin McCaffrey, Moondi Klein, <br /> Sarah Blair…) – attesting to the respect she inspires within her own milieu – the album is the apple, ripe and ready for picking, <br /> the reflection of her musical maturity and drive to constantly hone her creations. The girl can also write amazing songs!<br /> Her career has taken her to many places along the way: she has appeared live on “A Prairie Home Companion” with Garrison Keillor, <br /> has won Texas’s prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Songwriter’s Competition, and was a winner of the Chris Austin <br /> Songwriting Contest at the legendary Merlefest in Wilkesboro, North Carolina as well as at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival’s <br /> Troubadour songwriters contest .<br /> <br /> <br /> SINGOUT! magazine reviewer John Lupton has called Bob Amos “one of the most consistently interesting and intelligent songwriters <br /> in Americana music.” Bob’s new CD Wide Open Blue is his third solo release, and contains a wide variety of original songs, reflecting folk, <br /> bluegrass, celtic, blues, country and rock influences. Bob’s previous solo projects Wherever I Go and Reels Of Life received <br /> terrific reviews and airplay on Americana/Acoustic radio stations throughout the USA.<br /> From 1988-2003 Bob was the lead singer, guitarist and guiding force behind the internationally known bluegrass band Front Range, <br /> which recorded 8 CDs, including 5 for famed acoustic Indie label SUGAR HILL RECORDS. Front Range toured throughout America and Europe, <br /> and received heavy airplay on Acoustic, Americana and Bluegrass radio stations. Their CD One Beautiful Day won the International <br /> Bluegrass Music Association’s Gospel Recording of the Year in 1995.<br /> <br /> <br /> Colin's songwriting and playing are rooted in traditional folk and American forms. Self produced and recorded in 2003, his acclaimed <br /> independent release Make Your Way Home fuses bluegrass, country, folk, zydeco, and roots rock into a unique regional hybrid. Seven <br /> Days called it a almost perfectly balanced, beautiful sounding bluegrass/folk record packed with high quality songs and high caliber <br /> musicianship. Colin's guitar, mandolin, fiddle, and bass playing are the backbone of the record that also features Kerrville winner <br /> Patti Casey and stellar playing by regional stars Jim Pitman on Dobro and Jeremiah McLane on Accordion. Make Your Way Home was voted <br /> in the top-10 Vermont Albums of the Year by both the Burlington Free Press and Seven Days.<br /> Colin's 2001 debut independent release What We've Got was produced in Nashville by 8-time Grammy winner Bil VornDick (Alison Krauss, <br /> Bela Fleck, Ralph Stanley). Recorded December of 2000, this record highlights Colin's country and bluegrass singing and songwriting, <br /> backed by session musicians and one-time Dixie-Chick Patty Mitchell singing harmony vocals. Colin is a record producer, arranger, <br /> and session musician. <br /> <br />

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