
Fred Eaglesmith soars to the valley
Published Friday June 12th, 2009

Juno nominee is master storyteller, soulful entertainer

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Tinderbox was nominated for a Juno this past year in the roots and traditional category and is also shortlisted for the illustrious Polaris prize which is the Canadian version of the
Eaglesmith has toured the globe carrying his musical message and his songs have been covered by Mary Gauthier, The Cowboy Junkies, Todd Snider, Chris Knight and bluegrass stars James King and Ralph Stanley II.
Fans of Fred (Fred-heads) know what a treat it is but if you’re a novice who has yet to see this humorous, philosophical , master storyteller and soulful entertainer, make it your mission to attend this show. It's going to be amazing.
The current release features Scott Merritt who co-produced the record with Eaglesmith along with the late Willie P. Bennett, Luke Stackhouse, Matt Simpson and Kori Heppner. Eaglesmith's Tinderbox has an array of subjects including trains, addiction, farming, prison and more to challenge our society's religious relationships and connect our spirituality, personal demons and nature in this circle we call life.
This concert in the valley is in support of the New Brunswick Community Land Trust, which is an organization that has established conservation easements on many hundreds of acres of working lands in southern
Tickets for the show are available at Backstreet Records in
Fans of Springsteen, Tom Waits, John Prine and Woody Guthrie will love this show. See you all there.
Juno award winner Morgan Davis will be playing at Sessions cafe on June 12, 8 p.m.
Jeff's musical pick of the week - Fred Eaglesmith - Tinderbox
Jeff Liberty has spent two decades in the entertainment business as an impresario and is known as the Music Man of the Valley. He can be reached by emailing freedomismusic@aol.com.


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