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Trinity
House Theatre Benefit Concert - featuring
Jill Jack, Cats and the Fiddler and Floyd King and the Bushwackers
This concert will be at Trinity Church in Livonia
34500 6 Mile Road,
Livonia, MI 48152
Trinity
Church is two miles East of Trinity House Theatre
Map

Jill Jack has dominated Detroit’s folk/rock scene for the past
decade. A woman with a strong drive and ambition, Jill has a voice
with a distinct timbre that sets her apart – each year and each
album, her voice becomes more clearly defined as uniquely her own.
Her newest CD, “Moon
and the Morning After”, is a collection of Jill's
most honest, raw, and comfortable songs to date … each song
lyrically poignant and drawing musically from folk, country, rock, and
gospel roots. “This is my most personally focused record ever –
the truest material I have ever written – it’s all from my
heart.”
Jill has worked relentlessly for years and
has risen to the elite of Detroit's music scene, building a large and
loyal fan base that literally stretches from coast to coast (with her
website receiving thousands of hits each week). For this
singer/songwriter, performing countless shows while balancing all the
risks involved between her music career and raising her teenage
daughter have really paid off. Jill has produced and released five
critically-acclaimed albums (selling well over 15,000 copies), and has
won 20 Detroit Music Awards for outstanding vocalist, songwriter,
album, and artist across three different genres
(Acoustic/Folk, Country, and Pop/Rock). Jill has garnered TEN
nominations between the 2006 and 2007 DMA's.
She also performed at the 2008 Ann Arbor Folk Festival with Emmy Lou
Harris, Buddy Miller, Patty Griffin, Shawn Colvin, and more.
Since
2001 the Cats and the Fiddler have been performing for dozens of
venues each year throughout the Metro-Detroit area and beyond. Parade
of Stars Bluegrass Festival, The Ark of Ann Arbor, Mama's Coffeehouse,
Farmington Founders Festival, Milford Memories, and Whispering Winds
Bluegrass Festival are just a handful of the many places where the
Cats and the Fiddler have amazed audiences with their exceptional
musical talent.
In addition to appearing on television and radio stations such as WDIV,
WJR, WDET, WCXI and WCSX, the Cats and the Fiddler were the winners of
the 2005 Meijer Kid Talent Quest. The Cats and the Fiddler released
their first CD "Just Warmin' Up" in 2005 when they were all
just 10 years old. Their second CD, "Down the Fast Lane,"
was released in 2007.
Floyd
King & the Bushwackers is the J. Geils Band of Folk Music.
You’ll enjoy songs you can stomp your feet to.
Songs
about the “Castaway Bar” where the boys and girls get together for
a Blue Grass stomp. Songs that go from a deal-gone-bad with the Devil
to climbing to the top of the mountain in glory. A spine-tingling
version of “Hard Times Come Again No More.”
Heaven and hell, life and death, love and war, vocal harmony
with instrumental fire, all in one show.
Dennis
Kingbury, Maggie Ferguson, Jim Bizer and Denise Marie Stein join
together for a performance you won’t forget.
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"Jill
Jack has all the makings of a major talent. She's got the stage
presence, the voice, the ability to interpret songs passionately
... there's a lot of soul in what she does” -- Billboard
Magazine
"The Cats and the Fiddler are hot and everyone who hears this
young mix of talent raves about them." - Livingston
Community News.
“The Bushwackers are a head-bopping toe-tapping rollicking good
time.
Dennis Kingsbury writes enchanting songs full of spark and
whimsy.
I became a fan from the first verse.
The Band delivers those songs with unabashed joy.
You can’t help but want to join in the fun.”
- Jan Krist
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