LFM January Newsletter 2007
Lane Family Music Newsletter
Featuring:
1.LFM January Schedule
2.Square Dance Lessons
3.Family Bands in the Area
4.Quote of the Month
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1. LFM January Schedule
Where
When
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 4th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 11th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Dora White Center - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 12th, 2007
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 18th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 25th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Please check our website for schedule changes.
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2. Square Dance Lessons
Starting in Febuary!
In eight weeks you can know the basics and while having fun you can graduate in 12 - 16 weeks!
Cost is $2.00 per person taking lessons
FIRST 3 LESSONS FREE!
Located at the Dora White Senior Center in
Mtn. Grove, MO
For additional information call:
417-926-5507 or 417-926-4047
Line dancing, 2 step, waltz, are included!
1. LFM January Schedule
Where
When
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 4th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 11th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Dora White Center - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 12th, 2007
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 18th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Cajun Kettle Restaurant - Mtn. Grove, MO
January 25th, 2007- 5:30 p.m.
Please check our website for schedule changes.
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2. Square Dance Lessons
Starting in Febuary!
In eight weeks you can know the basics and while having fun you can graduate in 12 - 16 weeks!
Cost is $2.00 per person taking lessons
FIRST 3 LESSONS FREE!
Located at the Dora White Senior Center in
Mtn. Grove, MO
For additional information call:
417-926-5507 or 417-926-4047
Line dancing, 2 step, waltz, are included!
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3. Family Bands in the Area
Here is a list of information about some bands in the local area. For more information check out their websites!
The Link Family Band
From Lebanon Missouri
The family consists of Rachel (19), Kyle (17), Benjamin (11), Aaron (8), John (6), Becky (Mom) and Lance (Dad). Each member of the family participates in performing. Rachel brings to the group a strong lead and harmony voice while playing mandolin and bass. Kyle plays all the instruments on stage, mostly fiddle and guitar while singing lead and harmony. Benjamin also plays all the instruments on stage, mostly banjo, sings lead and harmony. Aaron sings lead, plays the old-time spoons and guitar. John plays rhythm sticks, old-time spoons, sings lead and is learning fiddle. Becky plays rhythm guitar while singing lead and harmony. Lance brings in the foundation sound on the bass fiddle, sings bass as well as being our bus driver, sound man, and manager.
"The Link family has been very encouraging to us and we have really appreciated it!" -The Lane Family
http://www.linkfamilymusic.com/
The Millers Family Band
From Springfield Missouri
This family of four (with an adopted mandolin player) are known for their rich harmony, wide ranging musical skills and family oriented bluegrass shows. They have taken the Southwest Missouri area by storm in the past 2 years making numerous appearances at all the great venues, big and small, including; Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival, Conway, MO. Silver Dollar City Bluegrass & Barbecue Festival, Branson, MO. The Coleman Theater, Miami, OK. and Snyder Park Bluegrass Festival, Halltown, MO.... just to name a few.
"We met the Millers at the MSU Ozarks Celebration Festival and they were very helpful andfriendly. We hope to get to know them better soon!" - The Lane Familyhttp://www.themillers-bluegrass.com/
The Greer Family Band
From Lebanon Missouri
Since September 2002, they have been performing their bluegrass ballads and gospel songs at functions and festivals throughout the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas. Lindley Creek Bluegrass is the Greer family--John Rob and wife, Kathie; their fourteen year old son, Tate; their ten year old son, Jase, on fiddle; and Robbie Bryant. This group’s talent lies in picking acoustic instruments, singing harmonies, and even composing original songs. The band borrows its name from the Lindley Creek River in Southwestern Missouri (where John Rob grew up on a farm bordering it). Coaxed by some friends, the family nurtured their musical talents until they felt ready to perform for big audiences.
http://www.lindleycreek.com/
The Bankaster Family Band
It’s hard to beat the sweet sound of family harmonies, and the Bankester family has got some of the sweetest harmonies around. The Bankester sisters have grown up in a musical home. Ranging in age from eleven to eighteen, the girls are always singing around the house. Melissa is the oldest of the sisters, singing and playing the upright bass and banjo. Lindsey plays the mandolin and adds some of the lower vocal harmonies. Emily charms audiences with her sweet sounding lead voice and fiddle playing. Alysha adds a constant sparkle to the family with her fiddle, sweet voice, and infectious smile. Dorene (mom) and Phil (dad) both play guitar and sing with the girls.
http://www.bankesterfamily.com/
3. Family Bands in the Area
Here is a list of information about some bands in the local area. For more information check out their websites!
The Link Family Band
From Lebanon Missouri
The family consists of Rachel (19), Kyle (17), Benjamin (11), Aaron (8), John (6), Becky (Mom) and Lance (Dad). Each member of the family participates in performing. Rachel brings to the group a strong lead and harmony voice while playing mandolin and bass. Kyle plays all the instruments on stage, mostly fiddle and guitar while singing lead and harmony. Benjamin also plays all the instruments on stage, mostly banjo, sings lead and harmony. Aaron sings lead, plays the old-time spoons and guitar. John plays rhythm sticks, old-time spoons, sings lead and is learning fiddle. Becky plays rhythm guitar while singing lead and harmony. Lance brings in the foundation sound on the bass fiddle, sings bass as well as being our bus driver, sound man, and manager.
"The Link family has been very encouraging to us and we have really appreciated it!" -The Lane Family
http://www.linkfamilymusic.com/
The Millers Family Band
From Springfield Missouri
This family of four (with an adopted mandolin player) are known for their rich harmony, wide ranging musical skills and family oriented bluegrass shows. They have taken the Southwest Missouri area by storm in the past 2 years making numerous appearances at all the great venues, big and small, including; Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival, Conway, MO. Silver Dollar City Bluegrass & Barbecue Festival, Branson, MO. The Coleman Theater, Miami, OK. and Snyder Park Bluegrass Festival, Halltown, MO.... just to name a few.
"We met the Millers at the MSU Ozarks Celebration Festival and they were very helpful andfriendly. We hope to get to know them better soon!" - The Lane Familyhttp://www.themillers-bluegrass.com/
The Greer Family Band
From Lebanon Missouri
Since September 2002, they have been performing their bluegrass ballads and gospel songs at functions and festivals throughout the Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas. Lindley Creek Bluegrass is the Greer family--John Rob and wife, Kathie; their fourteen year old son, Tate; their ten year old son, Jase, on fiddle; and Robbie Bryant. This group’s talent lies in picking acoustic instruments, singing harmonies, and even composing original songs. The band borrows its name from the Lindley Creek River in Southwestern Missouri (where John Rob grew up on a farm bordering it). Coaxed by some friends, the family nurtured their musical talents until they felt ready to perform for big audiences.
http://www.lindleycreek.com/
The Bankaster Family Band
It’s hard to beat the sweet sound of family harmonies, and the Bankester family has got some of the sweetest harmonies around. The Bankester sisters have grown up in a musical home. Ranging in age from eleven to eighteen, the girls are always singing around the house. Melissa is the oldest of the sisters, singing and playing the upright bass and banjo. Lindsey plays the mandolin and adds some of the lower vocal harmonies. Emily charms audiences with her sweet sounding lead voice and fiddle playing. Alysha adds a constant sparkle to the family with her fiddle, sweet voice, and infectious smile. Dorene (mom) and Phil (dad) both play guitar and sing with the girls.
http://www.bankesterfamily.com/
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4. Quote of the Month
Irish Quote
The Irish...
Be they kings, or poets, or farmers,They're a people of great worth,They keep company with the angels,And bring a bit of heaven here to earth
(The Lane Family is proudly Irish!)
Don't forget to check out our website for updates!
God's Blessings!
Shanna Lane
http://www.lanefamilymusic.com/
http://www.happyhomekeeper.blogspot.com/
4. Quote of the Month
Irish Quote
The Irish...
Be they kings, or poets, or farmers,They're a people of great worth,They keep company with the angels,And bring a bit of heaven here to earth
(The Lane Family is proudly Irish!)
Don't forget to check out our website for updates!
God's Blessings!
Shanna Lane
http://www.lanefamilymusic.com/
http://www.happyhomekeeper.blogspot.com/
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