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Lost Leaders, Ginger Winn Deliver Captivating Show and Head for Hudson, NY

19Nov

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Lost Leaders, Ginger Winn Deliver Captivating Show and Head for Hudson, NY

By John W. Barry Ginger Winn, center, performs with Lost Leaders, Peter Cole, on the left, and Byron Isaacs, on the right, at The Falcon in Marlboro, NY, on Nov. 15. Photo by John W. Barry. A capacity crowd and a rainy night set the stage for a most compelling performance at The Falcon in Marlboro, in New York's Hudson Valley, this past Saturday, Nov. 15. This auspicious occasion featured the band Lost Leaders singer-songwriter Ginger Winn. Lost Leaders features on bass and vocals Byron Isaacs, who is currently on a break from touring the world with The Lumineers. Byron played in the Levon Helm Band and is in roots ensemble Ollabelle. Guitarist and vocalist Peter Cole is well-known for the band Lava Baby. Winn's songwriting and stage presence charmed the crowd. Lost Leade...

Lost Leaders, featuring Byron Isaacs of The Lumineers, Set for Two-Night Run in Hudson Valley

Lost Leaders, Byron Isaacs, left, and Peter Cole. Lost Leaders, the band that includes Byron Isaacs, bass player for The Lumineers, will play two shows in New York’s Hudson Valley come November. This bill also features singer-songwriter Ginger Winn, who offers a compelling edge to just about everything she does. This righteous spectacle of triumph, which will celebrate creative minds that defy description and empower creative abandon, will unfold Nov. 15 at The Falcon in Marlboro, Ulster County; and Nov. 21 at Park Theater in Hudson, NY, Columbia County. Both venues anchor New York’s Hudson Valley, which is home to the Town of Woodstock and gave birth to the famed Hudson River School of Art of generations ago. Peter Cole is the Lost Leaders guitarist, vocalis...

New Levon Helm Book Chronicles Midnight Rambles

A new book chronicles the legendary Midnight Ramble concerts and the incredible comeback of icon Levon Helm. Writer John W. Barry was given exclusive access to cover the legendary Woodstock concert series. The result is the highly informative Levon Helm Rock Roll & Ramble. Photo Credit: Dino Perrucci / Cover design: Mike Dubois Levon Helm was the drummer, mandolinist, and vocalist for The Band. He would first join The Hawks with Ronny Hawkins in the late 1950s. An outfit of musicians that would go on to serve as the backing band for Bob Dylan in 1965 and 1966. From there they moved to upstate New York and started work on The Basement Tapes the following year. This material would form the foundation of The Band's debut album Music From Big Pink which was released in the summe...