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Lyco Taiko: 570-772-5118 or via email at lycotaiko@gmail.com 
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What I’m Doing Now
Ever wonder what is happening in between mailings? Check out What I’m Doing Now.
Photo: Caitlyn Foley
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Soon… garden we will plant.
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Fricknadorable Shows on the way!
Planning for our Spring/Summer season is underway. Bloomsburg Mini Maker Faire, Ferry Street Market, and more. Our latest listing of Fricknadorable shows can be found on our web site or via ReverbNation. Caricature by Paula J Carter from the 2016 Rockland Lobster Festival.
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Henry Davis
Songwriter and vocalist Barry J. Davis is working at Pepperhead Studios on an alt-rock concept album centered around the character Henry Davis, with historical references to the Molly Maguires. Written and conceived by Barry, the project features John Henry (guitar), Dave Eisenhower (drums), Terry Wright (fiddle), Kurt Smith (bass), with production and sonic treatments by Jeremy dePrisco. Recording is taking place throughout the Spring with a 2017 release expected.
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“Pepperhead Studios Presents”
April 22, 2017 – Once again we join Bloomsburg Mini Maker Faire and provide entertainment by local musical artists, including new songs by Fricknadorable, Ed Zuber Project and others. There will also be a chance for kids young and old to make some noise with some home made gadgets.
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Not Sunkist!
We finally bottled our first batch of habanero hot sauce! One batch is fermented with a store-bought brand of Riesling, while another is made with what we affectionately call “Kyle Wine” – some of you know who we’re referring to!
It’s intense stuff. Not for sale. Trades are welcome if you are interested! It would take me a year to go through one bottle of this stuff.
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Danville Iron Ukulele Benders
Friendly, all-level community Ukulele jam. They play fun songs and offer a great learning opportunity for players who want to get experience in public and playing with other musicians. Check them out on Facebook, and sway with Michael Goo singing a song from 1953 by Luis Demetrio & Pablo Beltran Ruiz (Eng. lyrics by Norman Gimbel).
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