Thank you to our 2011 Musical Entertainment!

Blackstone Valley Bluegrass 2:00p.m. to 4:30p.m.


We are happy to announce that the Blackstone Valley Bluegrass, with powerful three and four part harmonies and fast but tasteful picking will be performing throughout our event! These musicians are blazing new ground throughout the Blackstone Valley and beyond.  If you want to hear some great bluegrass music, come on out !
Together almost 11 years, Blackstone Valley Bluegrass features renown banjo picker Dave Dick, his brother Bob Dick on guitar, Dan Nowlan on mandolin and Ken Taylor on upright bass.  Blackstone Valley plays great bluegrass music; the fast ones fast - and the slow ones - with lots of feeling. Bob, Dave, Dan and Ken have all played in lots of other bands - some nationally famous such as Salamander Crossing, Northern Lights and Front Range - but it is together in Blackstone Valley Bluegrass where they really shine.

Good friends all, they have the best time when they’re on stage. Jokes fly as fast as the notes, the boys swap blistering solos and even instruments, and they harmonize like the angels. They might even give up the microphones and walk into the audience to lead a gospel number before the set ends, which no matter how long is always way too soon.

If you love bluegrass music and love a good time, you owe it to yourself to catch the Blackstone Valley Bluegrass Band live. Their audiences always have a blast, guaranteed!
   
   
Double Play will provide musical entertainment for the Blackstone Valley Fall Festival Double Play 11:00a.m. - 1:30p.m. Double Play will be back by popular demand! A little bit about Marty White - Born in Washington DC, he considers Massachusetts and Rhode Island his adopted States. An accomplished drummer and self-taught keyboard player, he performed in top New England bands such as Beg, Borrow and Steal (BBS), Reason, Fantasy, No Exit and The Second Society. He performed as a soloist at the famous New York City nightclub, Catch a Rising Star. By the early 90's, he began concentrating more on writing and arranging original material and worked with a local Boston publishing company.

A little bit about Tom Galiazzo - An accomplished guitarist and harmonica player, he started out in the late 60's while being influenced by bands like the Ventures, The Beatles, Paul Butterfield and various other musical artists. Growing up in East Boston, MA, he put together his first band called The Henchman with friends from Maverick Square. His journey led him to other bands - The Cedar Street Blues Bank; Mason Dixon and the Line; Herb Reed and the Platters; The Second Society; Joey Scott; Double Play. Tom's hard driving style and soulful playing compliments Marty's precise and rhythmic arrangements that give this due a real high-energy sound and feel!