House Rockin' Productions, LLC
All shows:
*Doors open at 7:30pm, Show starts at 8:00
Non-smoking
*unless otherwise noted
Elks Lodge, 192 Central Street, Franklin NH
New Hampshire’s Best Kept Secret
"Top Shelf Entertainment at Beer Joint Prices!"
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Catfood Records Recording artist
James Armstrong
Saturday, February 4, 2012
James' Web Site
TBorn in Los Angeles, Armstrong’s mother was a blues singer and his father played jazz guitar. James started performing at the age of eight and by the time he was 17, he was touring across the country. Over the years he’s worked with Albert Collins, Keb Mo', Coco Montoya, Roy Brown,Joe Louis Walker, Chaka Khan, Ricky Lee Jones, Peter Tork, Jan & Dean, Mitch Mitchell and Tommy Castro.
$20.00 in Advance & $25.00 at the Door
Dixiefrog Records Recording Artist
Larry Garner
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Larrys' Web Site
From Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 56-year-old Larry Garner is one of a handful of Contemporary Blues artists that actually plays blues, not rock. He is the epitome of a triple threat: a great singer, a terrific guitar player, and a witty songwriter. He is a three time recipient of Blues Songwriter of the Year award in Paris, a 2002 Louisiana Blues Hall of Fame inductee, and a five time nominee for a WC Handy Award in Memphis.
$20.00 in Advance & $25.00 at the Door
Worldwide High Rollers Entertainment Recording artist
Lil Brian & The Travelers
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Brians' Web Site
The undisputed capitol of Lil’ Brian’s world, is the hamlet of Barrett Station, Texas—B.S.T. to those in the know. This unprepossessing, well kept, Texas crossroads, just outside Baytown and not far from H-Town (Houston), is smack dab in the middle of East Texas Zydeco country. The Creole people of this part of the country, most with strong Louisiana roots, are at least as ardent about Zydeco as their neighbors across the border in Louisiana. The clubs, festivals and radio pulse with Zydeco rhythms both traditional and new, enjoyed by young and old.
$20.00 in Advance & $25.00 at the Door
Delmark Recording Artist
Studebaker John & the Hawks
Saturday, May 19th, 2012
Studebaker John Grimaldi was born in an Italian-American section of Chicago and started playing harmonica at age 7. Under the spell of music he heard on Maxwell Street, Chicago’s famed blues melting pot, Grimaldi began performing as Studebaker John and the Hawks in the ‘70s. The band name referenced the Studebaker Hawk, a car Grimaldi still owns today, and was also intended as a tribute to his friend, J.B. Hutto and the Hawks. John began playing guitar after a life-changing experience of seeing Hound Dog Taylor and the Houserockers perform. “…Hound Dog started playing, hitting notes that sent chills up and down my spine. He was versatile and powerful and would play rhythm as well as leads. I left there knowing what I wanted to do. I had to play slide guitar.”
$20.00 in Advance & $25.00 at the Door
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