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with special guest Meg Hutchinson
Friday January 27, 8:00pm
Peterborough Players Theater
Debut PFMS appearance
"For David Wilcox, music is a personal compass for finding his way home. Lining it up with something deep inside, his words become image-filled poetry that dance to an internal rhythm. Challenging situations, elusive ideas, and long-suppressed feelings are directed into inspiring metaphors of hope. Coupled with a seamless melody, it is all delivered in the language of his heart."—Performing Songwriter
"I have always sung the songs that kept me sane. I love music that moves me, but only if it moves me forward. I don't want to sing songs that stay stuck in the same old illusions that fooled me before. I trust that when a song really moves me, it moves me because it is coming from a place I am going. Each song is like a postcard that inspires me to travel, but instead of just a snapshot of a place, it's a preview of a whole different way of seeing. Through songs, I get to know who I might become, because I experience a joy and peace and gratitude that I know are possible; all I have to do is go the distance," says Wilcox.
David Wilcox on YouTube:
http://youtu.be/Jk3ecZBGFGI
Meg Hutchinson: Debut PFMS Appearance
Meg Hutchinson is an award-winning songwriter who artfully documents the human condition. With a poet's ease, she makes the personal universal, allowing people's stories to come alive through her unique vocals and haunting melodies. Since the release of her Red House Records debut COME UP FULL, she has won high praise for her songwriting and has been featured nationally on NPR Music, XM/Sirius Radio and several times on the syndicated show Mountain Stage. Publications like The Winnipeg Free Press have compared her songwriting with that of veterans Dar Williams, Mary Chapin Carpenter and Joni Mitchell.
Meg Hutchinson on YouTube:
http://youtu.be/xODb39DFudE
| Golden Key/WUMB Share the Warmth Clothing Drive collects warm clothing at UMass Boston and in the community through its special partnership with WUMB and BACHA (Boston Area Coffee House Association of which PFMS is a member.) Collected clothing at the different venues between Nov. and Feb. is donated to various non-profit organizations in the Greater Boston area that serve the homeless and those in need. Please bring clothing in good, clean condition and in exchange you will be entered in a raffle for 2 tickets to the March 10th concert with The Sweetback Sisters and Eilen Jewell. |
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