Rendezvous in the Park, 2019

July 18-20, 2019 East City Park, Moscow, Idaho

THURSDAY, JULY 18 DASH Sama Dams Solid Ghost

FRIDAY, JULY 19 ORGONE Polly O’Keary & The Rhythm Method Pick Axe Bluegrass

SATURDAY, JULY 20 Jelly Bread Greyhounds Saticoy

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LOCATION The 2019 RENDEZVOUS IN THE PARK concert series will be held at Moscow’s East City Park on Third Street between Monroe and Hayes Streets.

Gates open at 4:30p.m. Concerts begin at 5:30.

Concerts will open with the winners of our local Showcase competition.

All seating is on the lawn. You are welcome to bring your own blanket or chair. ONLY blankets may be placed in front of the stage and sound booth.

Beer and wine will be sold by The Plantation during the evenings. VALID I.D. IS REQUIRED. Beer and wine may be taken to seating areas within the concert site. However, alcohol may not be brought into the Park from outside.

Concerts will take place at East City Park, rain or shine.

Photography, audio, and video recordings are prohibited. NO PETS, PLEASE.

CONCERT PRICES Entry may be purchased at the gate. Individual entry for the concerts is $25 for each night. Entry for students 13 to 18 years old with ID or those with current college IDs is $15.

Children 12 and under are FREE with a paid adult.

Rendezvous Buttons, which provide entrance to all three concerts, may be purchased for $50 at Bookpeople in Moscow, on-line, or at the gate.

THE EATERY AT THE PARK Delicious foods and drinks to tickle your fancy will be available from a number of vendors during the Rendezvous in the Park events from 5:00 p.m. until 9:30p.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

THE PLANT BAR AND GRILL Enjoy a variety of beers and wines, including some local favorites from Hunga Dunga Brewing and Moscow Brewing Company. A valid I.D. is required.

FORK IN THE ROAD Fork in the Road will serve up elevated picnic food, healthy comfort food complimented by a dash of indulgence.

OPEN RANGE Fresh, innovative foods from around the world SUSHI MAN Offering traditional and unique sushi hand rolls using local ingredients. Includes hand

rolls with ingredients ranging from smoked salmon, raw ocean fish, to vegetarian options as well.

GENIE’S CATERING SERVICE Enjoy delicious Asian cuisine with Genie’s delectable combination plates featuring BBQ Chicken, Fried Rice, Lumpia, Pancit, and Egg Rolls. Bottled water and a wide range of Pepsi products make the perfect complement.

LOVE’S KOMBUCHA This lively, fermented, probiotic tea craft is brewed in Moscow, Idaho. Love’s Kombucha is delicious by itself without added juices and celebrates the true taste of raw kombucha.

The result is a sparkling drink that is high in organic enzymes, vitamins, and antioxidants.

MOSCOW LION’S CLUB Dessert.

INFORMATION Information about our Rendezvous in the Park events is available at www.rendezvousinthepark. com or by e-mailing us at info@rendezvousinthepark.com. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

Thursday, July 18 Rendezvous for Kids is a two-day arts festival for children ages 3-12 years old. Established in 1992 and located at the heart of Moscow’s East city Park, this children’s festival runs during the morning while the family-friendly concerts run during the evening.

Children 12 and under are admitted free to the evening concerts. During theRendezvous for Kids event, children will choose from a variety of activities including explorations in drawing, painting, print-making, musical instruments and voice, weaving, sculpture, theatre and dramatic play, costuming and make up, clay, tie dye, literacy, engineering, robotics, physics, and more!

The morning programs end with lunch (provided by Gambino’s and the Moscow School District Summer Food Service Program) and entertainment (featuring Keva Shull and the Sesitshaya Marimba Ensemble).

Parents and guardians sign their children in between 8:30-9:00 am. Students who arrive early will have first choices of activities. Parents are expected to pick up and sign out their children out no later than 1 pm.

Friday, July 19

Registration fees are $35/child for both mornings, or $20/child for one morning. A preschool program is provided for children 3-4 years old accompanied by a responsible adult. Parents and guardians will accompany their children for a short lesson and activity. Afterwards, the pre-schoolers, accompanied by their adult, are invited to participate in all the rest of the activities in the main program, as well as, lunch and the lunch-time entertainment. For children not preregistered, there are limited walk-on spots available.

Rendezvous t-shirts may not be available for walk-ons.

Visit our Check-in table near the wooden stage at the park to walk-on to the program. Please make sure to equip your child with a reusable bag, water bottle and other appropriate sundries. Rendezvous for Kids takes place outside (rain or shine); make sure your children are prepared. We work hard to ensure that no child is excluded due to financial or physical challenges.

Partial scholarships are available upon request.

If your child needs additional assistance, please email: 4kids@rendezvousinthepark.com.

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Photos by Duane Wessels

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SHOWCASE OF LOCAL TALENT WINNERS....

Thursday

Solid Ghost

Solid Ghost began in the fall of 2016 when guitarist and songwriter JaymzDence (The Fabulous Kingpins, former Cosmic Meltdown) joined musical forces with drummer James Harwood (former Blood for Master), and bassist Steve Farr (former Over the Rail). The original music of Solid Ghost is entirely instrumental and combines blues, rock, psychedelia, and riffy metal with elements of ambient, surf, and world music for an exciting and unique experience. Solid Ghost are currently gigging and gearing up to record a full length album of their original music. (solidghostband@gmail.com)

Friday

Pick Axe Bluegrass

PickAxe Bluegrass: Who picks the axe and beats open the caverns, the mines of the mountains bring gold to the taverns. Brought forth the rage in times long forgotten, You want the jams? Good, we have brought them. String of silver forged in deep shafts, When pickaxe shreds, you should sit in the back!

Band members include: Brian Zabriskie - Bass, John Brunsfeld – Guitar, Paul Anders – Mandolin, Sam Schumacher - Banjo (Contact: John Brunsfield at: johnbrunsfeld@gmail.com)

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Saturday

Saticoy

Saticoy is a family folk band based in Moscow, Idaho.

The original folk tunes written by the Saunders siblings showcase lyrical depth and haunting sister harmonies. With a decade of performing and recording behind them, Saticoy brings you the heart of folk music: good stories, good music. Band members are: The members in their photo (left to right) are: Sam Taylor, Ben Saunders, Blake Saunders, and Saunders sisters Grace, Ruth, Noel, and Katie.

(Only Sam and the girls will be performing in the Showcase - but they only have full band photos.)

(Katie Bouma@ saticoyband@gmail.com)

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THURSDAY, JULY 18

Sama Dams The music of Sama Dams steals from you most virtuously-it will rob your sense of time and leave you wondering how long you’ve been awash in sound, rhythm, and ether.

On their fourth release, “Say It” released on Friendship Fever on April 6, Lisa Adams emerges from the background to deliver commanding lead vocals in her clarion soprano alongside partner Sam and the highly textured drumming of Chris Hermsen.

Almost in answer to the muted ambivalence that marks movements from the band’s previous “Comfort in Doubt,” “Say It” features the trio striking boldly throughout, both musically and thematically. According to Sam, “It’s about being more honest about what we’re thinking and feeling.”

Inspiration came from a year of watching silence make a mess of love in friendships close to the band. “Something seems off-you sniff something,” says Sam. “You don’t acknowledge it exists, and so by letting a small problem go, you allow it to grow.” “What’s the use for pockets if they’re

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empty?/Fill them up with things you use against me,” sings Lisa on the album’s first track, succinctly summing up the war of attrition underlying a failing relationship. The band’s hallmark of grooving angularity packs even more punch when partnered with direct pathos, as in tracks like “Driving By.” Melding the wailing riffiness of fellow Midwest native Billy Corgan at his best with the cool synthesizer of a hundred beloved 80s soundtracks gone by, Sama Dams takes their distinctly leftfield sound into anthem territory, and does it with audacious and tender authenticity.

The album feels like a coming-of-age for the band, who have been creating and touring out of Portland, Oregon since 2012. Having first pitched their tent in a time and place that revolved around the folky fusion of bands like The Decembrists, Sama Dams now claims a favored seat in a music scene edgier and more eclectic than the Pacific Northwest itself.

The Adams’s, proactive about fueling the creative partnership at the heart of the band, are constantly looking both outward and inward for inspiration. They have toured relentlessly both domestically and abroad since the release of their first full-length album, honing their ambidextrous live performance to a soulful effortlessness that belies the complexity of the music. Their dynamism is infectious, spawning side projects and writing experiments that span states and genres.

THURSDAY, JULY 18

DASH DASH is an award winning light-afire-under-you rockin’ soul band with a desire for honest and entertaining lyrics. Founded in February 2018, DASH began writing songs together with a passion for getting people out on the dance floor. The Bozeman, Montana band brings their dance party vibe to any stage with a wild blend of funk, soul, rock, and pop.

In their first year as a band, DASH wrote and recorded their debut full length album, ‘SUPER’, and began touring throughout the Northwest.

In 2018, DASH was voted Best New Local Band, #2 Best Local Album Released, and was the only band less than a year old to place in the Best Local Rock Band category. DASH hits the road in 2019 to bring their brand of party soul rock to a city near you.

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Meet the Band Katytii Korte, Vocals and Bass Kaytii Korte was born and raised in Montana.

Always singing from a very young age, it quickly turned into a passion. Her first love was found in choral and operatic music, studying classically for eight years. Upon graduating college, she thought her performance days were over, until joining local Bozeman band, STiLGONE, singing back up. Singing with STiLGONE helped her discover a stage presence and desire she didn’t know she had for live band performance. Songwriting became a new outlet, and DASH was dreamed up in January, 2018. Kayti enjoys the outdoors, spending time with family, and drinking on patios Ben Morris, Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard Ben Morris hails from Moscow, Idaho. He started playing guitar at age nine, and began playing in bands at age fifteen, spanning genres from rock, to soul and funk, to live hip hop. Music and songwriting has always been a creative outlet for Ben, as long as it’s a soundtrack for a party.

Writing his first songs at a young age, he’s mastered the party jam, working to create a “goodtime” environment wherever he’s at. Ben graduated from Montana State University with degrees in Music Technology and Business Marketing, using them to promote shows in the Bozeman area, when he’s not on the road with DASH.

FRIDAY, JULY 19

Polly O’Keary & The Rhythm Method A century ago, blues was born in the fields of the South, played on porches and in little backwoods bars by kerosene lamp. The times have changed, and it’s a rare blues musician who grew up picking cotton and going home to learn to play by the light of a kerosene lamp.

Polly O’Keary certainly didn’t. Well, that is, she didn’t pick cotton. She picked apples. But she learned to read music by kerosene lamp, in a log cabin in a remote part of Washington State. She started playing in ex-pat bars in Mexico at 16, and Eastern Washington watering holes for rural farm workers at the age of 17. She dropped out of school with an 8th grade education, married a prison-bound man at the age of 18 and by the time she was 21 had logged more stage hours

than most musicians twice her age. She’d drunk as much as a fair number of them as well.

At 28, upon seeing Jeff Healey at a friend’s bar in Canada, she became obsessed with blues, studying and practicing the genre until carpel tunnel syndrome temporarily rendered her hands nearly immobile, and she quickly came to the attention of the Pacific Northwest blues scene with her powerful and emotional voice and her frenetic stage presence.

Today, she’s a PhD student, a world-traveled bassist, one of Washington State’s most highlyawarded female blues singers and songwriters (six-time Washington Blues Society Best Female Vocalist, four-time Best Blues Songwriter, etc.), doesn’t drink at all, and no longer visits lovers in prisons. But her music reflects the life of a modern blues woman; she’s seen the river rise and take everything more than once, and lived to laugh, sing, and write music about it.

Polly O’Keary is today’s blues woman, rooted in tradition, but informed by the 21st Century.

Pulling in influences from zydeco, country, funk, jazz, rockabilly, surf and rock and roll, she and her trio, Polly O’Keary and the Rhythm Method, bring a searing and joyful performance of today’s blues to audiences across the U.S. and Canada

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FRIDAY, JULY 19

ORGONE Dale Jennings (bass), Sam Halterman (drums), and singer/lyricist Adryon de León to form a permanent nucleus.

Establishing a solid core of musicians was instrumental in creating such a cohesive, tight LP. From the a cappella opening of “All Good Things” to the dance floor filler “Easy Love,” Reasons packs a punch.

For their tenth studio album, Reasons, ORGONE retreated to the tranquil solitude of Joshua Tree in southern California. The nine-song collection illuminates a band hitting its stride, capturing the raw power and refined sensibilities that defines ORGONE For nearly twenty years ORGONE (a universal life force, pronounced or-gone) has churned out gritty funk and soul recordings and toured relentlessly across the United States and Europe. Traditionally both the studio and live iterations of the band drew on a tight-knit collective of the West Coast’s finest funk and soul musicians—although founding members Sergio Rios (guitar/engineer) and Dan Hastie (keyboards) have been constant anchors. However, since late 2013, Rios and Hastie have been joined by

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At first, de León launches into the vocal stratosphere before coming back to Earth with delicate harmonies as the band channels late 70s Fleetwood Mac. In just over four minutes ORGONE seamlessly channels disco, boogie funk, and smooth 70s California rock.

De León is front and center on Reasons, and she does not disappoint. Whether she’s evoking the deep soulfulness of Chaka Khan on “Hands” or the bedroom sweetness of Minnie Ripperton on “Whisper to Me,” de León’s versatile vocal performance firmly places her in the top echelon of soul singers today.

ORGONE’s accolades are too long to list in entirety. ORGONE’s live show captivates audiences and packs dance floors—whether it’s on sold out headlining tours; sharing the stage with The Roots, Al Green, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, and Galactic; or appearances at fests like Bonnaroo, New Orleans Jazz Fest, High Sierra, Bear Creek, and Jam Cruise.

SATURDAY JULY 20

Greyhounds Rising out of the Austin, Texas music scene, Greyhounds, a duo comprising guitarist Andrew Trube and keyboardist Anthony Farrell, feature a unique sound that mixes R&B, soul, funk, and the Bakersfield country of Buck Owens into a style that has been described as ” Hall & Oats meets ZZ Top,” and the duo’s exciting live shows have earned them a large and loyal fan following.

The pair met in the late ’90s, and immediately began writing and playing together, placing tunes with artists like Susan Tedeschi and Derek Trucks while building up a songwriting catalog and gathering new fans with each show.

Greyhounds have four full-length albums out and are currently working on a new full-length record with producer Steve Berlin (Los Lobos, Deer Tick)

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SATURDAY JULY 20

Jelly Bread

Jelly Bread’s musical alchemy blends a dash of alt-rock with soul and funk, yet is thoroughly steeped in Rock-Americana. The band’s chameleonic playlist is highlighted by dual vocals, four part harmonies, in-the-pocket drum and bass grooves, swampy lap steel guitar, dirt under the fingernails guitar licks, and take-’em-to-church organ that is downright appetizing. Jelly Bread has emerged with a high-energy calling card that melds elements of desert twang and the urban tones of funk & rock, balanced by exceptional songwriting and storytelling.

Jelly Bread has been delving into more extensive touring this past year.

This past year, Jelly Bread has been tapped to perform opening duties for the likes of Robert Cray, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, Dragon Smoke (members of Galactic), The Motet, Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk, Lukas Nelson and the Promise of the Real, Pimps of Joytime, Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds and performed on a bill featuring Bruce Hornsby and Railroad Earth. The band has appeared at premiere festivals to include Joshua Tree, Strawberry and High Sierra Music Festivals.

The band members include: Dave Berry, on rhythm guitar/lap steel guitar & vocals; Cliff Porter on drums & vocals; Alvin Johnson on keyboard & vocals and Ian Lindsay on bass& vocals.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS CO-PRESIDENTS Tom Preston and Cyndi Faircloth SECRETARY Hailey Lewis TREASURER Emily Hurley BOARD MEMBERS: Jim Boland Lori Bryant Zack Ellis Daryle Faircloth Cyndi Faircloth

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MEMORIAL GIFTS AND BEQUESTS You can honor loved ones by asking that memorial gifts be sent to Rendezvous in the Park, which will list honoree in that year's festival program. You can also establish a lasting legacy through setting up an endowment or making a personal gift to the Rendezvous in the Park Music and Arts Festival in your own final estate planning. Please consult with

We are a community-based, all-volunteer, non-profit organization completely dependent upon our local community to help make this event possible each year through their generous, tax-deductible donations. Become part of the Rendezvous Family! Join the Rendezvous Boosters at one of the following donation levels to help support and preserve our festival: The The The The

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Poster Design - Rosalyn Gray Graphic Design IV Class University of Idaho, Delphine Keim Moscow Emergency Medical Service Moscow Parks & Recreation Moscow Street Dept.

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