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July 12, 2007 | DGQ in rare East Coast Appearances

Now this sounds like fun for you East Coast Grisman fans! The hottest David Grisman Quintet in 25 years, featuring recent addition and one of our favorite jazz guitarists, Frank Vignola, will be playing their first shows in the East, including two New York boat trips and Vermont:

Two special boat cruises...
NYC ROCKIN' THE RIVER CRUISES
THURSDAY JULY 19
NYC, NY 212-630-8888
42nd St. & the Hudson River at Circle Line Pier 83
7:00PM & 9:30PM
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NYC "Rocking' the River Cruise" is a scenic tour and live music event in an intimate and friendly concert setting. Sail past the Statute of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge and the world's greatest skyline - with Grisman and VIgnola.

Also, a chance to see them in Vermont...
THE GREEN AT SHELBURNE MUSEUM
SATURDAY JULY 21
SHELBURNE, VT 802-652-0777
4:30PM
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Posted by Ted at July 12, 2007 5:41 AM

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