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Cabin Fever Time is Here!!!

 

It's Cabin Fever time again!  The Harpeth High Band Of Blue 7th Annual Cabin Fever will be Saturday, January 23 at 5:30, beginning with a fabulous dinner of Jim N Nicks BBQ followed by silent and live auctions and a night of amazing entertainment. 

 

Tickets are only $30 and can be purchased at either local banks in Kingston Springs, TN, or any band student.  If you have been to this event in past years you know that this promises to be a professional evening of food and entertainment in the cozy Jean Downey Theatre at Harpeth High School, Kingston Springs, Tennessee.

 

This evening's performers in no particular order are Statler Brother Jimmy Fortune, Calico Trail, The Tennessee Mafia Jug Band, and Jim Lauderdale, with our own Marcia Campbell as the Master of Ceremonies.

 

Marcia is a professional dancer, musician, singer, songwriter and radio personality.  She can be heard Saturdays and Sundays on Serious 147 XM 171 Sirius XM Satellite Radio, has worked on The Marty Stuart Show, that can be seen on RFDTV channel and yes, she is Brandon and Casey's mom.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jimmy Fortune toured, sang and performed with the legendary Statler Brothers writing

their No. 1 hits,  “Elizabeth,” “My Only Love,” and “Too Much On My Heart.” 

Jimmy and The Statler Brothers were inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall Of Fame on October 29, 2007, and inducted into the Country Music Hall Of Fame June 29, 2008.  Jimmy is currently living in Nashville, writing for Melrose Entertainment and touring.

For more information on Jimmy Fortune click on the picture or the following link: www.jimmyfortune.com

 

 

Calico Trail is a seven-piece band who would feel at home on stage at Bonnaroo or at the CMA Music Fest.  Their style of music belongs in any category or genre, with influences ranging from the Beatles, Crosby Stills and Nash, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, and the rich harmonies of the Eagles.  Calico Trail has stamped their unique sound on the music community.

 

To find more information about Calico Trail click on their picture or check out their myspace page at www.myspace.com/calicotrail

 

 

The Tennessee Mafia Jug Band from Goodlettsville, Tennessee is comprised of mean banjo and jug player, “Lonesome” Lester Armistead, old time banjo player, Leroy Troy, bass fiddle man, David “Ferg” Ferguson, fiddle player and sophisticated person, Dan Kelly, and the brains of the group, guitar man and booking agent, Mike Armistead.  I can not wait to see this group!

 

To find more information about the Tennessee Mafia Jug Band click on the picture or use the following link: www.tennesseemafiajugband.com

 

 

Now about the multi-talented Jim Lauderdale, who sings, writes performs and has great success in both country and blue grass music.  Jim won “Artist of the Year” and “Song of the Year” at the first “Honors and Awards Show” held by the American Music Association in 2002.  Subsequently, he has hosted this same show for the last seven years. 

 

For more information on Jim Lauderdale click on the picture or check out the following link: www.jimlauderdale.com

 

 

This is going to be a phenomenal show.  We, the Boosters, faculty and students hope to see you there!