Robert Davis and the Duck Hunters is a four-person Denver band that focuses on both traditional tunes and bluegrassy originals.  Inspired by first-generation founders like Bill Monroe and Flatt and Scruggs they are also influenced by modern artists like Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle.  Their story-telling originals combine complex chord changes with tight vocal harmonies.

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Felonius Smith, virtuoso on resophonic slide guitars, also a hot hand on the mandolin. Frank James, end product of a fifty year love affair with the 12 string guitar. The music they play is jug band ragtime, barrelhouse blues, juke joint jazz from the 1920s (Lead Belly, Blind Boy Fuller. Gary Davis, Robert Johnson, Tampa Red). And a few surprises. Join us for an evening of hot shot finger picking and vocals from the heart.

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Fronted and founded by fight director, singer-songwriter and guitarist Annie Enneking, Annie and the Bang Bang is a Minneapolis band. A mood ring of rock and roll, they genre hop from dreamy folkpop to swampy psychedelic grooves to a grunge-meets-classic rock vibe, crafting musical gems that value energy, animal intelligence, poetry, and mischief. Inspired by the 70s and influenced by the 90s ... think Fleetwood Mac meets REM.

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Holly DeHoog is a veteran of the Boulder jazz scene and has been in residence every Saturday night for many years at the South Boulder Speakeasy. DeHoog sings jazz in the style of the early jazz era with a relaxed and sultry carefree humor. The Husbands du jour for this show are the Colorado jazz greats, Andy Weyl on keys and Brian Casey-bass.

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Charlie Mellinger, the soulful troubadour from the heart of the Ozarks, weaves a musical tapestry in the rich traditions of folk, Americana, and bluegrass. Influenced by a diverse palette that includes John Mayer, Tony Rice, The Grateful Dead, Jason Isbell, Pink Floyd, Sturgill Simpson, and Tyler Childers, Charlie's style transcends genres.

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