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2014 FESTIVAL PARTNERS

JAMES KEELAGHAN * DAVE GUNNING SHERMAN DOWNEY & THE AMBIGUOUS CASE J.P. CORMIER * THE BOMBADILSSUZIE VINNICK * GEOFF ARSENAULTJARON FREEMAN-FOX * SWINGOLOGYROSE COUSINS * DONOVAN WOODSTOM GALLANT * RUTH MOODYTHOM SWIFT * KIM BARLOW * RYAN COOK MARK BEZANSON & THE IDLE THREATSSHAWNA CASPI * LITTLE MISS MOFFAT FORTUNATE ONES * TERESA DOYLE THE LEMON BUCKET ORKESTRA ... AND MORE!

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...from Deep roots

Hello and Welcome:

How time flies. It just seems like yesterday we were getting ready for our tenth festival (which by the way was tremendously successful) and here we are stepping into a new decade. Like a fine wine, I think we are growing better with age.

Of course we we are very grateful for the tremendous support we receive from our many sponsors and donors. I would especially like to acknowledge the financial assistance that we have gotten from all levels of government – municipal, provincial, and federal - they are always huge supporters of the Arts.

Our festival would also not be possible without the hard work of all of our Deep Roots volunteers. Some have been with the organiza-tion from the beginning, and others are joining us for the first time. Whether you are a rookie or a returning volunteer, you should know how much we appreciate your dedicated support. On behalf of the Deep Roots Board of Directors thank you all.

Speaking of long-serving volunteers, Dave Carmichael has once again programmed what I think is a stellar lineup. He has brought together an incredible sampling of local, provincial, and national talent, and I am sure you will agree. There will definitely be something for everyone – I think you are going to have a hard time deciding which venues to attend.

Of course, all the work that goes into creating and hosting this wonderful event comes to fruition when you, our audience, share the music with us. Our thanks to you for coming out and supporting us. You make it all worthwhile.

Peter MowatChair, Deep Roots Music Cooperative

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...from the town of wolfville

w hat a pleasure it is for me to welcome the Deep Roots Music Festival back to Wolfville for its eleventh year. A warm

welcome, too, to all those who have come again to enjoy what will clearly be an entertaining and educational three days.Building on past success with a vision to the future, dedicated people have worked hard to make this festival happen. I offer thanks to the Deep Roots Music Cooperative members whose presence in our community is welcomed.The Town of Wolfville is very pleased to once again be a major sponsor for this festival. We look forward to future partnerships. Enjoy the Festival. Enjoy Wolfville.

Jeff Cantwell Mayor, Town of Wolfville

...from AcADiA University

since the very beginning of the Deep Roots Music Festival, Acadia University has been a proud supporter and partner. For 175 years,

Acadia has benefited from its connection to the Annapolis Valley, home to some of our province’s most gifted artists and performers. Deep Roots is well on its way to establishing its own legacy since its debut in 2003, so I would like to welcome you to our community and invite you to enjoy the hospitality and warmth of the people who are fortunate enough to call this place their home. Congratulations once again to the organizers and volunteers of Deep Roots for your hard work and dedication to making the festival such a great success.On behalf of everyone at Acadia, I hope you enjoy Deep Roots 2014, and I look forward to having you on our campus again soon.

Raymond E. IvanyPresident & Vice-Chancellor, Acadia University

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table of contents

welcome from Deep roots chair ............................................... pg 3

welcome from wolfville & Acadia ............................................. pg 4

ticket info ................................................................................. pg 6

About Deep roots ...................................................................... pg 7

Deep roots Board & festival committee ........................... pg 8 & 9

Deep thank you to our supporters ..................................pg 10 - 12

Deep Behind the scenes .......................................................... pg 13

Green festival ......................................................................... pg 15

valley Arts Award .................................................................... pg 17

venue info ............................................................................... pg 18

parking & smoke free info .................................................... pg 19

music at the wolfville library .............................................. pg 20

rise Up singing & smudge info ............................................. pg 21

fresh Beats rhythm parade ........................................... pg 22 & 23

take root! workshops ................................................... pg 24 & 25

thursday Kick-off event ........................................................ pg 26

Artists @ Acadia & Beyond .................................................... pg 27

Deep roots scheDUle .................................................pg 29 - 31

Deep roots mAp ......................................................... pg 32 & 33

performer Bios .................................................................pg 35 - 51

stage mcs ................................................................................ pg 52

cD raffle ................................................................................. pg 54

Deep roots membership/volunteer info ................................. pg 55

Deep memories ............................................................... pg 56 & 57

closing concert – finale lyrics .............................................. pg 58

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about DeeP Rootsticket infoRMation

Online at www.deeprootsmusic.ca

(“Buy Tickets/Passes” tab)

At any TicketPro outlet (e.g. Box of Delights Bookstore, 466 Main, Wolfville)

ticKet prices

BUy ticKets

withoUt pAssfriday night main stage ...........................(R) $35, (S) $25

friday late night at Barn (18+ event) ......................$20

saturday Afternoon shows ........................ (R) $20, (S) $15

saturday night main stage ....................... (R) $35, (S) $25

saturday late night at Barn (18+ event) ..................$20

• All prices include HST & fees. Children 6 & under are FREE.• All of our MAIN STAGE performances take place at FESTIVAL THEATRE.• Call 902-538-7787 for tickets to Thursday’s Deep Roots Kick Off at Union St Café, Berwick (Sept 25, 8pm)• Call 902-678-3199 for tickets to Saturday’s Music in Celtic Hall at Paddy’s Kentville (Sept 27, 8pm)

free shows & worKshops

festiVal Pass : ≠ regular (R) $95 ≠ student (S) $69

(includes all shows in Wolfville on Fri, Sat & Sun except at the Old ‘O’ Barn)

Artists@Acadia workshops, Friday’s Music@Wolfville Library, Saturday Morning events & workshops, Fresh Beats Rhythm Parade, Farmers’ Market shows*, Sunday’s ‘Rise Up Singing’ concert, and all performances at the Festival Tent are FREE!!*Not including Market Dance Workshops ($5 without Pass)

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about DeeP Roots

m usical roots stretch deep and wide; twining people together in a shared experience of culture and heritage.

Members of the Deep Roots Music Cooperative are twined together by the fun of sharing music. Our mission is to create meaningful connections between cultures, community groups, artists and audiences by offering music-related events, pro-grams and the annual Canadian Deep Roots Music Festival. And while we’re at it – have a lot of fun!!

the Deep roots music cooperative

ouR founDeRs in 2004 these individuals and companies helped nova scotia’s

newest music festival to take root in the beautiful Annapolis valley.

• ACA Cooperative • British Cycle Supply • Country Stoves and Sunrooms • Creative Management Solutions • EOS Fine Foods • Fritz’s Just For You • Just Us! Coffee Roasters • Light and Shadow Video • MacDonald-Chisholm Insurance • Harley Moody Enterprises • Hopgood Metals/Seamless King • The Odd Book • Palmer Home Hardware Building Centre • Party Central • Royal Bank (Wolfville) • SuperPages • Union Street Café • Valley Credit Union • Versability Music • Victoria’s Historic Inn • Wildwood Labs Inc.• Peter Andresen • Carolyn Campbell • Alex and Rhoda Colville • Martha Crosbie • John R. Dow • Peter Hicklenton • J.P. Huang • Klaus Jensen • Clinton and Del MacInnes • Lorraine McQueen • Andy and Linda Nette • Raylene Rankin • Peter Sheppard • Brenda Sheppard • Somananda and Cheendana • Allan Wilkie and Kathy Wharton • Lucy, Sally, and Emma Wilkie • Nelson and Pat Labor • Tom and Jenny Parker • Michael and Nancy Robertson • Derek and Donna Vernest.

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2014 BoArD of Directors

2014 festivAl committee

DeeP Roots Music cooPeRatiVe

Chair - Peter Mowat Vice Chair - Don Regan Treasurer - Leslie Dixon Secretary - Birdie Bezanson

Director - Kevin West Director - Keith Forsythe

Festival Committee ChairLisa Hammett Vaughan

Assistant Festival Coordinator/

Summer StudentRachel Manko-Lutz

Office MentorJane Cayford

Office ManagementLibby Vervaeke

DatabaseKeith Forsythe, Thomas Krausse

FinanceLeslie Dixon

Box OfficePaul Callaghan

PostmasterJim McLellan

Office Tech/ComputersBruce Dienes, Jim McLellan

Volunteer CoordinatorLisa Hammett Vaughan

ADministrAtion

hospitAlity Billeting

Jennine Wilson

Hospitality/Green Rooms/Festival Club

Elizabeth MacArthur

Meal HallAngela Baxter

After HoursJayn Kenny, Thomas Krausse

TransportationJim McLellan

WaterTerry Taylor

First AidKirk Whidden, Kevin West

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Publicity CoordinatorStephen Peters

Publicity Exec Assist/Print Material Distribution

Laraine Jagoe

Newsletter Suman Gupta

Website Prasado Berta Klooster,

Bruce Dienes, Aaron Allen of Allen Web Design

TranslationSophie Bérubé

Social MediaElizabeth MacArthur

Program BookletDonna-Lynne Holmes

Booklet Design TeamJocelyn Hatt, Alexendra Hickey, William Roberts

Booklet PrinterGaspereau Press

Signs Boyd Jagoe

Valley Arts Award Wendy Elliott

Graphic DesignSteven Slipp

PhotographyBruce Dienes

Programming CoordinatorDavid Carmichael

Site CoordinatorTerry Taylor

Parade Logistics Kevin West

Stage ManagersPeter Williams, Kimberly Reagan, David Reidl, Don Regan, Gary Wilson, Mike Milne, Jeff Hosick, Rick Clayton

Backline ManagerKevin Irvine

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Fundraising Susan Paddock, Ann Booth, Keith Forsythe

Concessions Peter Sheppard, Brenda Sheppard

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DeeP Roots Music cooPeRatiVe

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commUnity pArtnersAcadia University and the town of wolfville When you combine a picturesque, historic and progressive town with a top rated and innovative University, situated on one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, the result is one of the most delightful places in Canada to live and visit. We send out our deepest thanks and gratitude to both Acadia University and the Town of Wolfville for their wonderful support year after year. (Acadia is sponsoring Dave Gunning; The Town of Wolfville is sponsoring Rose Cousins)

festivAl pAtrons Just Us! coffee roasters coop (sponsoring Ruth Moody) Just Us! is Canada’s first Fair Trade coffee roaster and believes firmly in “people and the planet before profits”. Their community spirit and advocacy is legendary and the Deep Roots Music Festival is so very proud and thankful to have their support.

K rock – 89.3 (sponsoring Suzie Vinnick) Deep Roots gratefully acknowledges the ongoing support of this rockin’ radio station as they continue to help us enhance the Valley’s listening pleasure!

paddy’s pub & rosie’s restaurant (sponsoring J.P. Cormier) You can always find a warm welcome in the heart of Paddy’s and Rosie’s. We would like them to know that they can find that same warm welcome in the heart of the Deep Roots Music Festival. We send out our deepest thanks for their ongoing support.

mAJor GrAnts nova scotia Department of communities, culture & heritage - Deep Roots recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia through the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage.

nova scotia Department of economic & rural Development & tourism – Thank you for encouraging and supporting the Deep Roots Music Festival and helping us to be a positive and progressive part of our community.

canadian heritage - The Department of Canadian Heritage’s mission is centered on engagement, celebration and participation. Deep Roots appreciates their support.

nova scotia tourism Agency – Deep Roots thankfully acknowledges the Nova Scotia Tourism Agency and their dedication to supporting and promoting Nova Scotian events.

municipality of the county of Kings – We are delighted with the assistance and support Deep Roots receives from the municipality that represents a region that is blessed by ideal climate, quality of life, and great music!

tHank You! tHank You! tHank You! tHank You!

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tHank You! tHank You! tHank You! tHank You!

our festival would not be possible without the generosity of the following organizations. please accept our grateful thAnKs!!! ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠ ≠

festivAl BUilDersAaron Allen web & media Design (sponsoring The Lemon Bucket Orkestra)

summit hyundai (sponsoring Sherman Downey and the Ambiguous Case)

ticketpro

harwood house B&B (sponsoring James Keelaghan)

festivAl contriBUtorscapflex (sponsoring Shawna Caspi)

country stoves & sunrooms ltd (sponsoring Jaron Freeman-Fox)

flowercart (sponsoring Teresa Doyle)

herbin Jewellers (sponsoring The Bombadils)

long & mcQuade (sponsoring Donovan Woods)

roselawn lodging (sponsoring Thom Swift)

the stella rose B&B (sponsoring Ryan Cook)

victoria’s historic inn (sponsoring Fortunate Ones)

frienDs of the festivAlAcadia sports therapy clinic

Atlantic lighting studio

cochrane’s pharmacy

Devour food film fest

Discount car & truck rental

DmA planning & management services inc.

Gaspereau press

il Dolce far niente espresso Bar

Keith irving, mlA

Kentville chrysler

l’Acadie vineyard

lutz law

macKay real estate

muddy’s convenience store

nscc Kingstec

privet house

record expo

ross creek centre for the Arts

t.A.n. coffee

troy turkish & mediterranean cuisine

Union st. café

vision care optometry centre

wolfville farmers’ market

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Den Haan Greenhouses

Eos Natural Foods

Garden House B&B

Hennigar’s Farm Market

Longspell Point Farms

McConnell’s Sod Supply Ltd

Meadowbrook Farm Meat Market

Merks Farms Ltd

New Minas Circle K Big Stop Restaurant

Noggins Corner Farm

Nova Agri

Pie R Squared

PepsiCo Canada

Richard Hennigar

Salad Acres

Slow Dough Pastries

Stewarts Organic Farm

Stirling Fruit Farms

Valley Mushrooms

Wild Mountain Farm

Valley Waste Resource

Management

Wolfville Baptist Church

Wolfville Save Easy

Past board members for

their continued support

Our immensely talented Festival

Photographers

The generous individuals who lend us sound gear, cell phones,

and other equipment

The wonderful people who open their homes

to billet our performers

And all of our fabulous Festival Volunteers whose

enthusiastic collaboration creates such a phenomenal

event!!

tHank You!

Donors

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GReen festiVal

Hi from the Green team!

f or ten years, Deep Roots Music Festival has been

proud to be a ‘green’ festival, and this year is no different. This means that not only do we sort our waste accord-ing to Nova Scotia’s waste management strategy, but we work to reduce our waste too, especially when it comes to plastic. We encourage our volunteers and performers to bring their own reusable water

bottles to the Festival, and you can too! Festival-goers can refill water bottles at water stations, available at various venues. Of course, there are recyclable cups available for your use as well. Green Team personnel will be on hand (often nearby one of our many recycling sta-tions) to answer any questions you might have about staying GREEN at the Deep Roots Music Festival!

ValleY aRts awaRD

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congratulations to the winner of our 2014 valley Arts Award!

The Valley Arts Award is pre-sented each year at the Deep Roots Music Festival to honour someone who lives (or has lived) in this area, and has made signifi-cant long-term contributions to the Arts in the Annapolis Valley. We are happy to announce that Darrin Harvey is this year’s Valley Arts Award recipient.

Darrin is a veteran broadcaster with over twenty years’ experi-ence in both radio and TV. But his first love is live music. Darrin frequents live music shows and festivals of all genres in and around Nova Scotia and across the country. He is the lead singer and harmonica player for the “No Name Blues Band” and also performs with “Bluesmobile”. Both bands are known to perform for charitable purposes. In his spare time, Darrin finds time to study guitar.

Darrin was a contributor to the Friends of the Kentville Library for three years and he served on the executive of the Alliance of Kings Artists from 2005 to 2009. Now he is known for hosting Deep Roots events throughout the year and dur-ing the festival as well as giving freely of his time to new artists. This Hants County native helps to promote countless bands, hosts a multitude of CD releases, and boosts local music throughout the region and the province.

Along with a radio career that has largely taken place in the Annapolis Valley, Darrin was also producer/researcher on the syndicated blues show, “The Blues Own”. He is the mid-day host on 89.3 K-Rock and hosts “East Coast Music Unplugged” on Eastlink TV. This is his second series with Eastlink and his third role as a TV host (including duties on The Fight Network series, “Wrestling Reality”). Season two of “East Coast Music Unplugged” will start in October.

Deep Roots has enjoyed years of collaborating with this eminent promoter of music in the Valley and we look forward to years more of collaboration in the future. Congratulations Darrin and great work!

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festiVal Venues

Al whittle theatre (450 Main St) – built in 1911, the building boasts a turquoise & yellow “Acadia” sign that, like Al himself, has become a Town of Wolfville icon.

wolfville farmers’ market (behind Festival Theatre) Listen to Deep Roots performers while you shop for local fresh produce, fair trade coffee, or hand-crafted gift items.

festival tent (Clock Park) Our tent is set up right in the heart of town. The Fresh Beats Rhythm Parade begins and ends here and all per-formances and workshops held here are FREE.

festival theatre (504 Main St) Transformed from a vacant ice rink to a 500 seat theatre in 1995, this venue is home to all of our Main Stage shows through-out the weekend.

Acadia University (corner of Highland & Main) Founded in 1838, Acadia has a long tradition of academic excellence and for the last 10 years has hosted our Artists@Acadia series. This year, events will happen at the Beveridge Arts Centre (BAC).

old orchard inn’s heritage Barn (153 Greenwich Rd S.)This unique structure was built in recognition of our area’s agricultural his-tory. Fashioned from barn timbers and lumber, the building features over 2700 square feet of floor – per-fect for our late night dance parties!

paddy’s wolfvile (460 Main St)Open mics, featured weekly performers, and the famous Sunday night Irish Ses-sions, all take place in this traditional brew pub - the perfect spot to come party with Deep Roots performers late on Friday and Saturday nights.

festival club (Curling Centre across from Farmers’ Market) This is “home base” for festival pass holders – a place to hang out, grab a cof-fee or snack, and enjoy some performer Jams on Saturday afternoon.

other 2014 venues: Wolfville Baptist Church (487 Main St), Wolfville Memorial Library (21 Elm St.), Union Street Café (183 Commercial St., Berwick) & Paddy’s Celtic Hall (42 Aberdeen St., Kentville)

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Acadia University is an entirely tobacco-free campus. The use of

any tobacco products is prohibited. Those who wish to smoke are asked to leave the property in order to do so. There are areas on the edge of campus, where you may smoke in accordance with the Town of Wolfville regulations. We greatly appreciate your cooperation and understanding concerning this matter.

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parking is available in a number of different areas around town and on Acadia campus. There is a large lot by the

Acadia Arena, and the upper parking lots on campus are also available. In town, you can park on Front Street behind Save Easy, beside the NSLC and in front of the Library on the corner of Front & Elm. There’s parking by Railtown (on Harbourside Drive); near Tim Hortons on Main Street; and in front of, and behind, Festival Theatre (our Main Stage venue). See our Festival Map (pg 32 & 33) and look for the “P” symbol that designates parking sites. However, please remember to check all signs (for time limits, etc) before leaving your car. Good luck and safe parking!

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mUsic At wolfville liBrAryfriday, sept 26, 2pmJoin us for a new acoustic mini concert, featuring Teresa Doyle (with an opening set by local musician Donna Holmes), at the Wolfville Memorial Library on Elm Street. This century old building was once Wolfville’s Railroad Station. If the weather’s nice, we’ll be out back on this historical train station’s platform. If the weather’s yucky, we’ll fill the book aisles with music.

teresa Doyle“With both a flexible and distinctive vocal range, Doyle effortlessly carves a niche as one of the most innovative interpreters of Canadian folk songs.” - Rock’n’Reel, England. See Teresa’s bio on Pg 40 for more info about this inspiring songstress.

Donna holmesDonna sings jazz standards with the Annapolis Big Band at wineries, festivals, and in places called Paradise. She sings and writes musical theatre songs for Broken Leg Theatre – a show she produces three times a year at the Al Whittle (one of our Deep Roots venues). And she sings and writes folk music for the open mic that she hosts every Tuesday night at TAN Coffee in Wolfville. She’s also a clown. :o)

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Rise uP/sMuDGe info

s ince 2011, Deep Roots Music Festival has been proud to support the Wolfville and Area Food Bank through our Sunday morn-

ing ‘Rise Up Singing’ concerts. This year, we are determined to make the largest contribution yet! You can help by donating non-perishable food items (like pasta, canned fruit & vegetables, butter, tomato sauce, etc) and, of course, cash for this important cause.

Pete Seeger sang for social justice issues that encourage others to Rise Up Singing and work for peace & human rights. Pete passed away this year. We have a stellar line up ready to entertain in his style, including James Keelaghan, Ruth Moody, Jaron Freeman-Fox, Shawna Caspi and Kim Barlow. Join us for this tribute to Pete Seeger and the causes he worked for and the opportunity to tell him ‘goodbye’ with good music and shared food for those in need.

sAcreD smUDGe ceremony

come early just before the Friday Main Stage show to take part in a Sacred Smudging Ceremony, led by Carolyn Landry

of Annapolis First Nation. Smudging is a ritual way to cleanse a person, place, or object of negative energies, spirits, or influ-ences. The smudging ceremony involves the burning of special, sacred plants and herbal resins. Then, the object is either passed through the resulting smoke, or the smoke is fanned around the person or place. The spirits of the plant then purify whatever is being smudged.

Fri, Sept 26, 6:30pm President’s Field (next to Fest. Theatre)

Sun, Sept 28, 10am at Festival Theatre (Free admission with a donation to the Wolfville and Area Food Bank)

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o ur Saturday noon-time parade is the

heart of the Deep Roots Music Festival. Whether you’ve participated in one of our morning workshops or not, please join our fresh beats Rhythm Parade. Gather with us at the Festival Tent at Clock Park at 11:35am. Perhaps you’ll be wearing a hat you’ve just made, or holding a rhythm instrument you’ve just created, or donning a Wee Giant costume you’ve just borrowed! At NOON the parade, in all its glorious noise and colour, will begin.

Parade Route: Leaving Clock Park, the parade proceeds east on Main Street, and turns left and goes north on Central Avenue, and turns left again moving west on Front Street. A final left and a hop, skip and a jump south on Elm Street will end us back at Clock Park and the Festival Tent. Following the parade please stay in costume and gather for a GROUP PICTURE. There will be music at the Festival Tent all afternoon long, so plan to stick around after!

s eptember is usually beautiful in Nova Scotia, but… it could still rain. Almost all of our venues are indoors and unaffected by adverse weather conditions and all of our shows at the

Festival Tent at Clock Park will go on rain or shine.

If it’s really ReallY bad weather, the Fresh Beats Rhythm parade will be cancelled. But if it is just sprinkling, the parade will go on – gumboots, umbrellas, and all!

if there’s bad weather

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look for the HanD symbol on our schedule (Pg 29 – 31) designating fRee take Root shows. bring a picnic or buy something yummy at the farmers Market and enjoy these take Root! events. (we recommend bringing your own chair as well!)

take Root! workshops, music, and Dance to inspire you!

fRiDaY free musicFri, 1pm – 4pm at Tent Mike Milne, Kim Barlow, Jaron Freeman-Fox, Funtime Brigade, WineHardt

satuRDaYhat, rhythm instrument & mask making with ross creekSat, 10am - Tent Ross Creek assistants will provide materials and instruction for making hats & masks to wear; and rhythm instruments to jingle, pound & shake in our Fresh Beats Rhythm Parade.

puppetry with wee Giant theatre Sat, 10am - FT Learn to manipulate these enormous puppets and experience the thrill of artistic collaboration as we bring to life Wee Giant Theatre’s wonderful larger-than-life characters. Costumes, masks, wings and crowns will also be available to wear in the parade.

harmony singing workshopSat, 10am - Whittle Let your vocal chords begin the day with a wonderful workout. Join festival performers Rose Cousins, Teresa Doyle, Shawna Caspi & Kim Barlow for a singing experience you’re sure to enjoy.

Deep roots at the marketSat, 10am – Market Scotty Marsters, Little Miss Moffat, Mike Milne, Shawna Caspi, Kim Barlow, Fortunate Ones

Kids plAy music! Sat, 10:30am - Church This is a super fun session designed for children under 7 years (and their adults) in which they will sing, dance, and play rhythm instruments with Marilyn Manzer and Shannon Lynch. Drum circle with Djugdjug ensembleSat, 11am – Tent Bring your own hand drum and a chair and join the circle. Some drums will be provided.

i’ve Been everywhereSat, 11:15am – Whittle Enjoy a free mini concert by The Bombadils & Fortunate Ones

Participate and feel your sense of creative community collaboration take Root!

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look for the HanD symbol on our schedule (Pg 29 – 31) designating fRee take Root shows. bring a picnic or buy something yummy at the farmers Market and enjoy these take Root! events. (we recommend bringing your own chair as well!)

take Root! workshops, music, and Dance to inspire you!

≠ Al whittle theatre (whittle) ≠ festival tent at clock park (tent) ≠wolfville farmers’ market (market) ≠ festival theatre (ft) ≠ wolfville Baptist church (church)

All-Ages rhythm & percussion workshop Sat, 11:35am - TentBring your own drum or a rhythm instrument that you’ve just made and join us for a short workshop that will help you prepare for the Rhythm Parade which begins at Noon!

fresh Beats rhythm paradeSat, Noon - starting at Tent See pg 22 for route. Stay in costume and gather for a GROUP PICTURE right after the parade ends.

children’s show with little miss moffatSat, 12:15pm – Tent

Deep roots open mic with scotty marstersSat, 1pm - Tent Sign up with Scotty at the Tent before the show.

sunDaYrise Up singing – food Bank fundraiserSun, 10am - FT Bring donations of cash or non-perishable food items, and start out Sunday singing with James Keelaghan, Ruth Moody, Jaron Freeman-Fox, Shawna Caspi, and Kim Barlow

Kids Activities at closing concert Sun, 1pm - FT There will be play and craft activities for young people (and others!) nearby during our final concert on Sunday. The Wee Giants are always part of the finale – perhaps you can be too!

Participate and feel your sense of creative community collaboration take Root!

Deep roots Kicks off at Union street café

thursday, september 25

in beRwick The 2014 Deep Roots Music Festival will begin in one of the Valley’s quintessential music venues, and one that is dear to our hearts – the Union Street Café, Berwick. This homey restaurant and pub is run by the daughters of Deep Roots founders, Don and Anna Osburn. The hospitality can’t be beat, the food is fresh, local and delicious and the entertainment is always top-notch. Thanks to a partnership with Jenny and Meagan, our Kick-off Show with Bob Snider, Brent Mason and Tom Gallant starts at 8pm, September 25. Call 902-538-3442 to book your tickets. ($20)

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Artists @ Acadiafriday, sept 26, 1pm - Acadia Art Gallery (outreach studio BAc 131)

silence of the lens: Photographing Musical PerformanceBruce Dienes and James Dean will share insights and techniques for photographing live music performance, including the challenges of capturing the experience in a medium that does not record sound. Bruce & James have both photographed extensively for major festivals, been published in magazines & newspapers (including Maclean’s & The National Post), and have contributed to artists’ publicity & CD covers. For more info see www.dienes.photography or www.jamesdeanphotography.com.

friday, sept 26, 3pm - vaughan memorial library (Quiet reading room lib 335A)

a life in words & Music Tom Gallant (see bio on Pg 42)

Artists @ high schoolsthurs, sept 25 & fri, sept 26blues in the schools (bits)BITS is a world-wide program that invites blues musicians to share blues music & history in the schoolroom. Deep Roots performer Suzie Vinnick (bio Pg 49) will be conducting BITS workshops at high schools in Wolfville, Bridgetown, & Middleton.

Artists @ soundmarket studiossat, sept 27, 1pm (63 pleasant st., wolfville)

Recording & Marketing Your own Music Instructor, recording engineer and gold-record winning producer Terry Pulliam will demonstrate affordable strategies and equipment that will allow you to make your music - the way you want to and to make money doing it! Call 542-ROOT to register for this FREE workshop.

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≠ Al whittle theatre (whittle) ≠ festival tent at clock park (tent) ≠ wolfville farmers’ market (market) ≠ festival theatre (ft) ≠ old orchard inn’s heritage Barn (old o) ≠ wolfville Baptist church (church) ≠ paddy’s Brew pub, wolfville (paddy’s) ≠ wolfville curling centre (fest club) ≠ Acadia’s vaughan memorial library (Acadia library) 34

≠ Al whittle theatre (whittle) ≠ festival tent at clock park (tent) ≠ wolfville farmers’ market (market) ≠ festival theatre (ft) ≠ old orchard inn’s heritage Barn (old o) ≠ wolfville Baptist church (church) ≠ paddy’s Brew pub, wolfville (paddy’s) ≠ wolfville curling centre (fest club) ≠ Acadia’s vaughan memorial library (Acadia library)

Kim is an enduring presence in the Canadian indie-folk scene. She’s recorded six albums of her own work, and she’s a two-time Juno nominee. Playing guitar and clawhammer banjo, Barlow creates rich and unex-pected settings for her fables of lost children, allegories for love and loss, and examinations of the natural world and the other-worldly. Having recently returned to Nova Scotia after

years in the Yukon, with twin babies in the house, she’s been on hiatus from the touring circuit but is writing new songs at a rapid rate and currently planning recordings and shows.

Kim BArlow |kimbarlow.ca

Fri 1pm at Tent; Fri 10:30pm at Paddy’s; Sat 10am at Whittle; Sat 12pm at Market; Sat 3:30pm at Whittle; Sun 10am at FT

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Geoff has often been the unassuming guy tucked in behind the drumkit laying down the solid rhythmic founda-tion, but he has another side. He’s a songwriter, a singer with an incredible voice, and a more than adequate guitar-ist. He has released two solo recordings: “This Ain’t No Fiction” (2006) and “Voodoo Baby Rattle” (recorded at the

legendary Echo Chamber, in Halifax, with Charles Austin in February 2014). The songs on both recordings are based on very subtle grooves, with a Tony Joe White vocal style, and guitar work reminiscent of JJ Cale.

Geoff ArsenAUlt | geoffarsenault.com

Sat 2pm at Whittle; Sat 10:30pm at Paddy’s; Sun 1pm at FT

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rs This folk ensemble is com-posed of four musicians hailing from across Canada, who began their journey together at McGill University. Although classically trained, the group draws from Québecois, Irish, and bluegrass folk influences. Their 2012 debut album “Fill Your Boots!” features their clear French and English harmonies as well as guitar, flute, bass and fiddle. Their cinematic folk

performance shines through on “Grassy Roads, Wandering Feet”, their latest album which includes the addition of man-dolin, banjo, harmonica, and a variety of Irish whistles.

the BomBADils | thebombadils.com

Fri 7pm at FT; Fri 10:30pm at Paddy’s; Sat 11:15am at Whittle; Sun 10am at FT


A big man, with a bigger voice, Mark Bezanson is a respected local musician who has played in many bands all over the Valley. In October 2013, Mark released his first CD, “Half Lies Half Truths”. All original material, the songs range in a style of blues and soul, with a touch of pop, rock, and jazz. Mark fronts an exciting trio,

The Idle Threats, which play a mix of originals, R&B, and Soul. He’s also currently holding down the bass chair for The Caleb Miles Band.

Sat 2pm at Whittle; Sat 3:30pm at Fest Club; Sat 10:30pm at Paddy’s

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Shawna sings of love, travel, home, and heart, distilling each experience into a series of vibrant snapshots, coloured with humour and grace, and arranged with care and craft. With her powerful voice, serious guitar chops, and commanding stage presence, she doesn’t need a band to deliver her engaging and ener-getic shows. Her latest release, “Apartments for Lovers”, is a

solo guitar and voice album that showcases her rich voice and remarkable fingerstyle guitar technique; a contrast to her two earlier releases that featured a collection of session players and elaborate arrangements.

shAwnA cAspi | shawnacaspi.com

Sat 10am at Whittle; Sat 11:30am at Market; Sat 3:30pm at Whittle; Sun 10am at FT

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nominations, and his latest LP, ‘Wrestling with Demons’, has “all the hype of a classic wrest-ling showdown (and) is a battle royale of amped-up acoustic guitars, swinging mandolin chops, and hot steel.”

ryAn cooK | ryancook.ca

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Rose is from Prince Edward Is-land but now calls Halifax home. Her albums ‘We Have Made A Spark’ (2012), ‘The Send Off’ (2009), and ‘If You Were For Me’ (2006) have earned her multiple awards, including several ECMAs and a Juno. Her songs have been featured on TV shows including Greys Anatomy, Heartland, and Drop Dead Diva. Rose is known for her intense,

emotion-evoking performances, as well as for her collaborative projects with artists such as Joel Plaskett, Jenn Grant, Old Man Luedecke, David Myles, and most recently, Jann Arden.

rose coUsins | rosecousins.com

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J.P. is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, recording artist, teacher, col-laborator, innovator and award winner. He has recorded 14 solo albums since 1995, earning numerous awards and nomina-tions for his music including 12 ECMAs, 5 Music Nova Scotia Awards, a Canadian Folk Music Award, and a Juno nomination. J.P. is known for his impeccable delivery of original story songs,

with lyrics often based on true events. He says “Sometimes a writer is the only one in society who can speak the truth without serious reprisal.”

J.p. cormier | jp-cormier.com

Sat 2:30pm at FT; Sat 8pm at Paddy’s Kentville; Sun 1pm at FT

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This group combines traditional West African songs, rhythms, arrangements, and at times dance, with other musical and theatrical ideas to provide energetic and eclectic per-formances. Booming with the sound of djembes, dununs, horns, bells, shakers, and voice, the ensemble will lead the Drum Circle at our Festival Tent on Saturday morning.

Let Djugdjug help you find your “beet” and be part of the excitement and fun that is the pulse of Deep Roots!

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This band rose to stardom after releasing their first album in 2010 ‘Honey for Bees’ - repre-senting their native Newfound-land in music festivals across Canada and Australia. They are perhaps best known in Canada for winning CBC’s Searchlight Competition in 2013 with their song “Thick as Thieves” from their sophomore album, ‘The Sun in Your Eyes’. This high-energy group uses witty

lyrics, banjos, and accordions, to highlight their beloved home province and share their melodic roots-rock sound that embraces a combination of folk, pop, and country.

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Fri 10:30pm at Old O; Sat 2pm at Whittle; Sun 1pm at FT

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Teresa is an explorer and vocal boundary-pusher who uses the Celtic roots from her home on Prince Edward Island to sing with honesty and passion. She has traveled the world with her guitar, combining her love of learning and music, and has performed in venues across Canada and around the globe. Her most recent album, “Song Road”, includes violinist Jaron Freeman-Fox, and the pair has

created a musical adventure like no other. This ECMA-winner is sure to please Deep Roots audiences, and we are thrilled to have her share her roots with us.

teresA Doyle | teresadoyle.com

Fri 2pm at Wolfville Library; Fri 7pm at FT; Sat 10am at Whittle; Sat 1pm at FT


One night in Corner Brook Newfoundland, Andrew James O’Brien was hanging out at a friend’s place playing music. The sister of that friend (Catherine Allan) began singing along and magic (and romance) blos-somed. They call themselves “Fortunate Ones” and are currently working on a debut album entitled “The Bliss” that will feature their earnest blend of acoustic folk/pop music and

delicately precise harmonies. Their live performances are intimate reflections on life, love, and their home province and we are very excited to have them share their talents with us at Deep Roots.

fortUnAte ones | fortunateones.ca

Sat 11:15am at Whittle; Sat 12:30pm at Market; Sun 1pm at FT

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when two singer songwriter friends, Pete Adams and Jesse Potter, reunited. Oliver Lund, guitar and beatboxing, and Jamie Loughead, bass and vocals, complete the band. The Funtime Brigade’s music (now co-written by all four members) features a blend of rap and folk, with a touch of funk, rock, and Indian guitar scales. Check

them out on Facebook or listen to some of their live podcasts on their website. You’ll find out how much this band loves to jam, improvise, and have fun!

the fUntime BriGADe | thefuntimebrigade.ca

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Jaron studied the violin in and around Vancouver from an early age, eventually attending music school to study jazz, classical performance, and composition. He toured India and immersed himself in that county’s music. Upon returning to Canada, he performed and recorded with a variety of artists including his band Jaron Freeman-Fox & The Opposite of Everything. In performance, Freeman-Fox

demonstrates the many things one can do with a violin, and dances the line between the beautiful and the ridiculous with his 5-string version of the instrument.

JAron freemAn-fox | theoppositeofeverything.com

Fri 1pm at Tent; Fri 7pm at FT; Sat 12:30pm at Whittle; Sat 10:30pm at Old O

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into his music with down-to-earth storytelling and local influences. He has toured extensively across Canada and Europe, and we are looking forward to experiencing his warm, acoustic sound again here in the Annapolis Valley.

DAve GUnninG | davegunning.com

Fri 7pm at FT; Sat 2:30pm at FT

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Tom has produced a large volume of quality work in all mediums. His poetry and prose have been included in many anthologies and his book, “A Hard Chance, Sailing Into the Heart of Love,” won an Atlantic Book Award. Tom is also an actor and director whose work has been well reviewed in both theatre and film. And he is a singer-songwriter who once wrote a song about Stompin’ Tom

Connors and ended up perform-ing it across the country with J.P. Cormier. Check out his website for free access to his latest CD “The Secrets of Heaven”.

tom GAllAnt | tomgallant.com

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This group is dedicated to expanding the swing dance scene in Halifax. Two of their instruc-tors, Jesse Litven and Mark Pavlovski, will be at the Market on Saturday afternoon to help you learn how to swing! Jessie has been swing dancing all over the world. Her experience is obvious when you see her effortless musicality. Mark taught swing for the Dalhousie Swing Dance Society, and now runs his own weekly blues dance at The Nook

on Gottingen. His strong lead and creative style make his dance card fill up quickly, and when he and Jessie get together, they’re the couple everyone wants to stop and watch.

hAlifAx swinG crewSat 4pm at Market

James is an Alberta native whose captivating baritone voice and driving guitar rhythms have earned him a Juno award in 2004 and three Juno nominations. This spellbinding performer, whom Time Out Magazine calls “one hell of a good songwriter”, has gone from a popular coffeehouse act in Calgary to being a concert hall favourite. His latest CD, “His-tory” is a compilation of James’ most beloved songs and includes

a bonus DVD of him telling the stories behind the music. It gives us a glimpse of the 25 year journey that James has taken recording music and touring the world.

JAmes KeelAGhAn | keelaghan.com

Fri 7pm at FT; Sat 1pm at FT; Sun 10am at FT

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Ashley Moffat (aka Little Miss Moffat) is an Ontario native who fell in love with the Nova Scotia music scene and now resides in Halifax. Her first album “Miss Canada” was co-produced by Joel Plaskett in 2003 and earned an ECMA nomination. As part of Halifax’s Wilderbeats, she earned more ECMA nods with their two children’s nature albums. Ashley’s latest solo album, “Wild About Nature” includes quirky

and catchy nature tunes about sea cucumbers, bats, owls, beavers, and even pandas. It also features Ben Ross, Old Man Luedecke, Joyce Saunders, and Joel Plaskett.

little miss moffAt | littlemissmoffatmusic.com

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This group formed in 2010 as a quartet of buskers in Toronto. They have since grown into a fifteen-piece wild wave of sound, incorporating wind instruments, vocals, strings, flugelhorn, and sousaphone, among others. Their performances are a joyful blend of jazz, folk, and rock melodies. Their first full-length CD, “Lume Lume” earned them Canadian Folk Music nomina-tions and a Juno nomination.

The Wall Street Journal called them “amazing” and “adventur-ously multicultural”. They call themselves a “balkan-klezmer-gypsy-party-punk-super band”. At Deep Roots, we think you’ll just call them ‘awesome’!

the lemon BUcKet orKestrA | lemonbucket.com

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Marilyn Manzer has taught and performed music in Wolfville for 23 years and taught Kinder-musik® for ten. Shannon Lynch is an actor, comedian, and musician who is also a member of The Wilderbeats - an award winning children’s band that performs original songs about nature for the young and young-at-heart. Marilyn & Shannon are putting on a children’s session

called ‘Kids Play Music’. Check out page 24 for more details about this fun Saturday morning Take Root! workshop.

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He’s too shy to say so himself, but at just 21 years old, Scotty Marsters is a pillar of the Wolfville music scene. When he’s not laying down lead guitar, bass, and background vocals in numerous other Nova Scotian bands, Scotty steps into the role of songwriter. In the process of recording his first cd, be on the look out for this up and coming artist. He

doesn’t have his own website yet but you can check out the link above for a listen to the song he entered in this year’s CBC Searchlight contest.

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Caleb began his musical career in New Mexico’s high desert. Now he lives in the Annapolis Valley - a vibrant, art-minded community that serves as his motivation and inspiration to keep writing and performing. Caleb has recorded three CDs since moving to the Valley, the latest of which “delivers a stylistic sweep of influences from Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and Grateful Dead to Delta Blues, folk anthologies and psychedelic

jazz.” His masterful and meaty guitar work, along with his well crafted lyrics, laid-back voice, and pleasingly intricate arrange-ments make “Strange Weather” sound like “a long-lost classic from the early 70’s”.

cAleB miles | calebmiles.net

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Brent has been called “the godfather of Saint John music” and is something of a contradiction. He’s a folk singer who shuns that label, a solo performer who cares deeply about community, and a singer-songwriter whose guitar chops have grown over many years. Mostly he’s a storyteller. His latest release, “All the Pretty Horses”, bears his quirky imprimatur and a fine finish. He has played with

top East-Coast talent, including Matt Andersen, David Myles, Catherine MacLellan, and Joel Plaskett. Next time you’re in NB join him at O’Leary’s pub where he has hosted an open mic for more than 20 years.

Brent mAson | brentmasonmusic.bandcamp.com

Thur 8pm at Union St Cafe, Berwick

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miKe milne | facebook.com/kiltboymikemilne

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Mike is a life-long Annapolis Valley native whose love of music can be heard as soon as he opens his mouth. Whether he is belting out an a cappella tune or promoting local musicians and events, his passion is evident. Musical influences such as Tommy Makem, Jimmy Sweeny, The Dubilners, and Stan Rogers, has led to him specializing in traditional Irish and Maritime folk. His latest CD “Bent On

Ramblin” is a mix of traditional Irish, Scottish, and American folk. Michael can typically be found at Paddy’s Brew Pub in Wolfville on Sunday nights at the Irish session and on Monday nights hosting their Open Mic.

rUth mooDy | ruthmoody.com

Sat 7pm at FT; Sun 10am at FT

Ruth is a two-time Juno Award winning singer-songwriter from Winnipeg, Manitoba. She’s best known as one of the founding members of the internationally renowned trio, The Wailin’ Jennys but holds her own as a solo artist whose first album was nominated for a couple of Junos, a Western Canadian Music Award, and three Canadian Folk Music Awards. Her latest album “These Wilder

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As a solo artist, Thom has four recordings to his credit, the most recent of which is entitled “The Fortunate Few”. Thom played with multi award-winning folk-jazz-blues trio, Hot Toddy for 12 years but these days, he performs either solo or with his band, the El Caminos. Thom’s songs are full of honesty and in-tegrity, and his performances are all about connecting and engaging with his listeners. He writes

and sings about life’s celebra-tions and disappointments and the commonality of our human experience. Deep Roots is happy to have him back.

thom swift | thomswift.com

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Bob Snider is a folk musician who grew up in Toronto and now lives in Bear River, NS. He’s been called a “national treasure”, a “living legend” and “author of some of the best Canadian songs of the decade”. Bob’s songs have been covered by Ashley MacIsaac, Meryn Cadell, and Leslie Spit Treeo (to name a few). Over the years he’s been nominated for ECMAs and a Juno. His latest CD “A Maze in

Greys” was recorded live from the floor and features quintes-sential Bob Snider songs that are direct, beautiful, sometimes quirky, sometimes funny, and above all, songs that go straight to the heart.

Thur 8pm at Union St Cafe, Berwick

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This Nova Scotia based “gypsy swing” ensemble, is composed of six musicians on accordion, guitars, bass, vocals, and occa-sionally a clarinet and saxophone. They primarily strive to play in the unique style of Django and the Hot Club Quintet, replicating the sounds of 1930’s Parisian dance halls and gypsy camps. These highly trained musicians have been showing off their talents

and passion on stages across Nova Scotia, playing classic jazz hits with a twist. Swingology’s performances are exciting and in-ventive and sure to get audiences dancing in their seats.

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sUzie vinnicK | suzievinnick.com

Sat 2pm at Fest Club; Sat 3:30pm at Whittle; Sun 1pm at FT; plus High School BITS Workshops Thurs & Fri

Ms. Vinnick is a multi-award winning, Juno-nominated blues singer and songwriter from Saskatoon. A confident and engaging performer, Suzie has played for peacekeepers in Bosnia and audiences in the United States and Europe. Her latest CD “Live At Bluesville” is a mix of roots and blues tunes recorded by Suzie and her parlour guitar, Mabel. The sound of her versatile voice meanders around the likes of

Joni Mitchell, Emmylou Harris, and a young Bonnie Raitt. Vin-nick combines elements of folk, country, rock, and the blues to create a powerful performance that Deep Roots audiences are sure to love.

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Wee Giant Theatre performances and workshops are a unique blend of storytelling, clowning, dance, music, mask, colorful costumes, and puppets. Monika Wildemann, Artistic Director, creates the puppets, props & costumes, all made from recycled materials. Moni’s larger-than-life Wee Giants have been the heart of the Deep Root’s Fresh Beats Rhythm Parade since

it’s beginning. Join them on Saturday as they, once again, make their majestic way through Wolfville’s downtown core (and into our hearts) in a colorful, musical, magical procession.

wee GiAnt theAtre | weegiants.ca

Sat 10am at FT; Sat Noon at Tent (Parade); Sun 1pm at FT

winehArDt | www.facebook.com/winehardt

Fri 1pm at Tent; Sat 4pm at Market

This acoustic jazz project based in Wolfville brings together five musicians with a shared pas-sion for fine red wine and Gypsy Jazz. Together they create an in-fectious groove of upbeat tunes based on the melodies of the inimitable Django Reinhardt. The group consists of Nicholas Tipney and Jesse Potter on guitars, Amy Lounder on violin,

Cailun Campbell on bass, and Bruno Allard on drums. So grab your beret and a baguette and come experience the music of Pre-War Paris with WineHardt!


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Degrassi and Felicity, and he is frequently highlighted on CBC Radio. His latest CD “Don’t Get Too Grand” was nominated for the 2014 Roots/Traditional Album of the Year Juno Award.


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win A cD from every mUsiciAn of this yeAr’s festivAl!!

Yup, you read that right… you have a chance to WIN A CD FROM EVERY MUSICIAN playing at this year’s Deep Roots Music Festival! Raffle tickets are only $1 each and will be available from Raffle Volunteers at our various venues throughout the weekend. The more tickets you buy the more chances you have to win AND the more you support the Deep Roots Music Festival. The draw will be held on Sunday at the Closing Concert and the winner will be contacted by phone or email. Thanks for your support, and good luck!

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Call the Deep Roots office at 902-542-ROOT (7668), or visit deeprootsmusic.ca for more information on how you can become a Deep Roots member and/or a volunteer for next year’s Deep Roots Music Festival.

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CHORUS:

All night, all day, Angels watching over me my Lord

All night, all day, Angels watching over me

Now I lay me down to sleep (Angels watching over me my Lord)

I pray the Lord my soul to keep (Angels watching over me)

CHORUS

If I die before I wake (Angels watching over me my Lord)

I pray the Lord my soul to take (Angels watching over me)

CHORUS

Sun is a-setting in the West (Angels watching over me my Lord)

Sleep my child, take your rest (Angels watching over me)

all niGHt, all DaY

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