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    Jul 30, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  1. Too Blue Performs at The Gatehouse Cafe in Southbury on August 7th

    Though the name may be misleading, there's nothing &quot;blue" about the genre-defying five-piece band Too Blue, performing at The Gatehouse Caf&eacute; in Southbury Aug. 7. Following the release of their new album <em>Trouble with the Grey</em>, that's garnered noted airtime and stellar reviews, the native Connecticut and New York band is making national news and earning quite the following in their home states. Blending bluegrass, jazz, swing and Celtic, Too Blue, made-up of Betsy Rome (guitar and vocals), Joan Harrison (banjo and vocals), Michael Sassano (mandolin), Jamie Doris (bassist), and Kalia Yeagle (fiddle) delivers an eclectic and adventurous performance filled with lush harmonies, catchy finger-pickin', and a sound that can't be pinned down.
    Though the name may be misleading, there's nothing "blue" about the genre-defying five-piece band Too Blue, performing at The Gatehouse Café in Southbury Aug. 7. Following the release of their new album Trouble with the Grey, that's garnered noted airtime...

    Tags: Southbury

    2. Nov 30, 2007 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  2. Changing the world a drink at a time

    One of the problems with living in a city as liberal as Los Angeles is that sometimes people will put on world music during dinner parties. Another is that you wind up having to listen to a lot of conspiracy theories. I was once hanging out with a TV crew...

    Tags: Steven Spielberg, Los Angeles, Central Intelligence Agency, Edgar Bronfman Jr., Popular Music (genre)

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