Music in the Streets, June 17, 2011

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Music in the Streets, June 17, 2011

Published: Sunday, June 19th, 2011 @ 3:59 pm
By: Stan Deatherage ( More Entries )

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Madame Potts employs the accordion, and the often frightening to some clown dress, to convey her happy tune: Above. And Slim Pickens returns from is hiatus in Heaven to entertain the crowd: Below. images by David Winstead

A big thanks to Gina Gerard for this identification: The band is Item 9, the players in the image above are, from left to right: Rick Smith, Gene Gillikin, John Smith. In the image below, from left to right: Rick Smith, John Smith. images by David Winstead

A little help? If anyone knows these folks, please contact us to let us know so we can publish who they are: Above and below. images by David Winstead

The vintage cars are always a crowd pleaser, and for good reason: It is the history that we can all understand: Above and below. images by David Winstead

The arts, embodied in the many fine acts that play the Turnage Therater and the lone artist on the street is the crux of Music in the Streets: Above and below. images by David Winstead

Music in the Streets is many things to many people. For some folks it is exclusively about the music. Others embrace the socialization of the gathering of so many people. For the merchants it is simply a larger platform from which to serve a larger public: Above. image by David Winstead

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Stan Deatherage said:

( June 22nd, 2011 @ 10:26 pm )

Thanks Gina for the assistance, and thank-you for visiting Beaufort County Now. We wish you much success in your musical endeavor, and if we can be of any help in notifying folks of your live appearances, please feel free to send us your concert dates and we will upload them to our events calendar.

gina gerard said:

( June 22nd, 2011 @ 8:55 pm )

The musicians in question (on the main stage) is the band Item 9.
Picture 1: l-r Rick Smith, Gene Gillikin, John Smith
Picture 2:Rick Smith, John Smith

Thanks, these photos are great
~gina gerard (the girl in Item 9)