Danny Kalb has long been recognized as one of America's foremost guitarists. Born into a musical family, he picked up the guitar at age 13 and he hasn't put it down since. A protege of the great Dave Van Ronk, Danny Kalb established himself in New York's seminal folk scene where he was first known as a solo performer and as a session player with Phil Ochs, Judy Collins, Pete Seeger and others. He later became one half of the The New Strangers with Sam Charters, and was in Dave Van Ronk's Ragtime Jug Stompers. In 1965, Kalb founded the The Blues Project with Steve Katz, Al Kooper, Roy Blumenfeld, Andy Kulberg and Tommy Flanders. In the early seventies, Danny Kalb & Stefan Grossman recorded the classic album "Crosscurrents." Danny still performs in clubs, teaches guitar and records. His touch on the guitar is as exciting and as individual as ever.

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Paul Geremia is an old friend of the Towne Crier. Since 1966, he has built a reputation as one of the finest bluesmen alive, a scholar of blues and jazz, and one of the best country blues fingerpickers ever. With his 6 & 12-string guitars, harmonica, piano, his husky, soulful voice, plus an innate sense of the humor & drama of the music, he keeps the tradition fresh with both standard and obscure tunes, as well as his own.
His delivery is natural and relaxed, his guitar work nonchalantly breathtaking.

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