• Open Mic via Zoom: Bunny Barnes

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    Bunny Barnes first played guitar at age 16. By age 17, she was teaching Folk and Ragtime picking at Music Masters Studio in Southampton, PA and performing with various bands. In 2004, Bunny began her solo career, playing in wineries, clubs and restaurants in the Bucks and Montgomery County areas of Pennsylvania. In 2007, a […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Ann Ramsey

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    An accomplished fingerstyle guitar player, Ann Ramsey is a new songwriter from Wilmington DE. Inspired by traditional story-songs and ballads, she’s written 55 songs since she began writing in 2022. Her songs are described as “entrancing,” and “haunting.” Her style is inspired by the work of Richard Thompson, Joan Baez, and Roseanne Cash. Ann is […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Don and Maureen Black

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    Don and Maureen Black began taking guitar lessons with Helen Avakian in September of 2008. They first played together in public in January 2013, under the name "Never Too Late". Since then they have played together in a variety of local venues, most notably in the "Teachers" - themed John Street Jam, and in a […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Marylyn Coffey

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    Marylyn Coffey came of age in the Folk era of the 1960s, performing with friends in cafés and coffee houses in and around Boston, but never thought of taking herself seriously in that milieu. Now in her Golden Years, as a former hippie, graphic artist, art publicist and university art department manager, she is doing […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Dave Feroe

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    Dave Feroe was born and raised in Poughkeepsie, NY, and attended Arlington High School and Dutchess Community College. Dave began playing guitar at the tender age of five. He was in the local Rhinebeck band Destiny in the early 90's, and performed at the Chance in Poughkeepsie three different times with the Dave Feroe Project. […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Marji Zintz

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    Acoustic guitarist and vocalist Marji Zintz, living and performing in the Catskills/Hudson Valley region of New York, is a gifted, soulful interpreter performing a hybrid of contemporary folk, rock, and jazz. “Marji puts an indelibly personal stamp on songs from such diverse writers as Aimee Mann, Mark Knopfler and George Gershwin ... and accompanies her […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Ethan Campbell

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    Ethan Campbell has been writing words and music his entire adult life, both as a solo artist and in a full band setting. Ethan grew up in the Golden Age of Classic Rock, and his influences cover a wide spectrum, from Folk and Country to British Invasion to Heavy Metal to Baroque piano pieces. Many […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Brian and Mary Huff

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    Night Ride Home is the songwriting duo Mary DeAngelis and Brian Huff - Philadelphia Area Songwriters Alliance hosts, organizers of the long-running Phoenixville Area Acoustic Jam Group, and hosts of the Catbird Garden songwriting, house concert, and open mic events in Collegeville, PA. The duo specializes in idiosyncratic Folk, pop and jazz-influenced originals featuring tight […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Tom Bowes

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    Singer/Songwriter Tom Bowes, a long-time resident of Warren, Michigan, has a fondness for old songs with great melodies. Growing up, Tom was inspired by the likes of Pete Seeger and Harry Belafonte. Tom is an active member of the Paint Creek Folklore Society, and features as a soloist from time to time with the Unity […]

  • Open Mic via Zoom: Princes of Serendip

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    The Princes of Serendip are a husband-and-wife duo based for three decades in Woodstock, NY. T. G. Vanini (vocals and piano) and Julie Parisi Kirby (vocals) specialize in T. G.’s varied and lyrical songs that show Celtic and classical influences. They hope to provoke some thought and tell you some surprising stories with their beguiling, […]