Dan & Faith

Hello!

We’re finally working our way out of the deep freeze and into our favorite New England season — maple syrup season! When daytime highs pop above freezing and the nighttime lows drop back down below, the sap starts flowing, the sugar shacks start up their boiling pans, and things turn mighty sweet in our part of the country. Little did we realize when we moved to New Hampshire that we were smack dab in the middle of maple syrup central! We’re looking forward to stopping by the local sugar shacks over the next few weeks to check out their products. There’s some sweet music coming up this month, too.

Our first Midweek Song Swap of the month, this coming Wednesday, March 3rd, features Chicago-based singer-songwriter Sue Fink. Sue has been enchanting audiences since 2001 with her whimsical perspective on the world. She is a witty social commentator and perceptive observer of the human condition. Her genre, which she calls “urban campfire cabaret,” is folk with a hint of jazz, a large dollop of humor, and a drop of sadness for good measure. She’ll be swapping songs with us starting at 7:30pm Eastern time on our Facebook and YouTube channels.

Years ago we joined a group called GoGirlsMusic, an all volunteer organization to promote women in music (“cuz chicks rock!”). The network of friends we developed from GoGirls has helped us a lot since then, and we were heartbroken when GoGirls shut down back in 2017. Well, GoGirls is back! The Invasion of the GoGirls Livestream Show starts on Saturday, March 6th at 2pm Eastern time with a series of interviews and videos, including The Resizters, Palomar Symphony Orchestra, James Kennedy & Friends, Jessie Rae, Harriet Schock, The Steph Pappas Experience, and us! Our GoGirls fearless leader, Madalyn Sklar will emcee the event. Check it out at the GoGirls Facebook page!

Our Midweek Song Swap series continues on Wednesday, March 17th with Pat Lamanna. Pat has been writing and performing songs her entire adult life. Her songs have a strong folk influence, and cover issues such as peace, religion and the environment. We’ll be swapping songs starting at 7:30pm Eastern time on our Facebook and YouTube pages.

The Serendipity Songwriter Showcase is enjoying a bit more of a winter break, and hopes to be back in April. If you’re in the neighborhood of Maynard, MA, stop by the Serendipity Cafe, get yourself some tasty takeout, and tell Laura and Johnny we miss them!

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Our albums Then and Now, Seeking, and Simple Grace are available from us on our website, or you can find them at iTunes and most other online music stores.  Our music is also available streaming on Spotify and Apple Music.

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The sap is flowing, the days are getting longer, the temperatures are moderating, and we’ve just picked up potting soil for starting seedlings. Can spring be far behind?

Dan & Faith

This week we are delighted to be joined by Steve Deasy from Windsor, Ontario.