Dumpster Joe and Taylor “The Boys” Thomas play rags, jazz, hokum, and country blues from the 20’s and 30’s on res-o-phonic guitar and cello. They also play originals inspired by these genres. Both developed their musical repertoires as traveling buskers, learning songs and absorbing influences from musicians all over the US of A. Some veterans of the NW folk scene may recognize Dumpster from his time playing with other acts such as The Dunghill Rooster Strutters, Conjugal Visitors, and Baby Gramps.

Stone & Sue’s Forty Drop Few are a trio that are completely consumed by music of the 1920s and 1930s! They play everything from Hillbilly, Portuguese and Mexican string band music to jazz, popular and country blues tunes. “This golden era of music we find to be perhaps the most beautiful creation of humanity and it is a necessity that we play it, only with utmost respect and attempt at preserving it in the most authentic way possible.”

Take a listen!

https://dumpsterjoe.bandcamp.com/album/rollin-joes-toes

Or a look on their YouTube! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PnCw-FJn_4I

6:30 - Campfire, tacos, potluck
7:30 - Concert

$20 suggested contribution; 100% to the musicians, we put some stuff out but feel free to BYO drinks/snacks too.

***We are a little hard to find!***
More information and directions here: https://www.frontierhome.fun/the-facts