The Woodstock Calendar

Current Woodstock / Saugerties Musicians

Written on January 31, 2019   By   in History

  • Donald Fagen (Steely Dan)
  • Kate Pierson (B-52s)
  • Natalie Merchant
  • David Johansen
  • Jerry Marotta (Peter Gabriel, Hall & Oates)
  • Graham Parker
  • Gene Ween (Ween)
  • Tony Levin (Peter Gabriel, Seal)
  • John Ashton (Psychedelic Furs)
  • Tracey Bonham
  • Bad Brains
  • David Torn (Lou Reed)
  • John Medeski
  • Larry Campbell
  • Jimmy Cobb (Woodstock)
  • Jack DeJohnette (Miles Davis)

Famous Woodstock / Saugerties Musicians

Written on January 29, 2019   By   in History

(note much of Woodstock, including “Big Pink”, is technically in West Saugerties) • Bob Dylan • Jimi Hendrix • David Bowie • Van Morrison • The Band • Paul Butterfield • David Sanborn • Marshall Crenshaw • Charles Mingus • Pat Metheny • Todd Rundgren • Mick Ronson • Albert Grossman (manager of Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix) • Larry Coryell • Steve Gadd • Orleans • NRBQ • Peter, Paul & Mary

Reelin’ in the Years

Written on December 11, 2018   By   in Bearsville Theater, Live Music

Reelin in the Years at Bearsville Theater

Coming off the smash success at Bearsville of a night of Beatles music, Scott Pettito and Jerry Marotta are once again putting their musical heads together by setting their sights on the music of Steely Dan. For those of you who’ve been residing on Pluto the last 35 years, some of the songs Steely Dan are most known for are  ‘Ricky Don’t Lose That Number’, ‘My Old School’ , ‘I’m A Fool To Do Your Dirty Work’, ‘Do It Again’, ‘Peg’, ‘Black Cow’, ‘Don’t Take Me Alive’, and many, many others.

Steely Dan was formed in the early 70’s by Walter Becker and Donald Fagan (Fagan is a Woodstock resident who has participated in numerous benefit concerts at the Bearsville Theatre.) Their sound painted the sonic landscape of the 70’s and 80’s and continues to influence generations of musicians.


http://www.bearsvilletheater.com/events-calendar/reelin-the-years-the-music-of-steely-dan

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