Putman Porch Music Series - Opening Evening
What a wonderful evening along
the Mohawk River last
Tuesday, as Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site held the first Putman Porch Music
event as part of a month long series where local musicians are invited to play
on the porch of the historic canal store.
Located at Yankee
Hill Lock #28 of the Enlarged Era Erie Canal, the Putman
Canal Store operated from 1855-1916.
The setting is perfect for some great American Roots music and from folk
to bluegrass.
Hal captured some wonderful
images of the musicians that came out and we are happy that The Recorder newspaper from Amsterdam
covered the fun as well. What better way
to enjoy an evening in June than along the historic old canal with great music
too!
It is exciting that such great
musicians came out for the first event to play on the porch and below are some
links to some of their projects, but the best way to experience their talent is
in person. 
We hope to see you at any or all
of the remaining Putman Porch Music evenings!
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| Olaf |
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| Pete |
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| Ron |
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| Daryl |
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| A wonderful evening! |
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