The Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts features an outstanding artist every Sunday. Unlike most sets that offer one or two songs from a particular artist, this features one artist for a complete set. This is a great way for aficionados of folk music, bluegrass, contemporary singer songwriters, etc to hear some of today's exciting artists and really get an idea of what these wonderful people are all about. It's also a great way for venues that present live music to hear some of the best "hidden" talent in the country - a potential source for potential bookings.

The Hootenanny Cafe airs every Sunday at 9PM (est) on WTBQ. You can listen on:
- WTBQ.com
- 93.5FM in upstate NY
- 98.3FM in North Jersey and NY
- BellBuckleRadio.com

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Location: Online and on the radio, NY
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Sunday January 26 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm	John McCutcheon Singer-Songwriter, Folk/Traditional, and Americana	Hootenanny Cafe Mini Concerts Online and on the radio, NY   See Map
	During the pandemic McCutcheon wrote and released three recordings of new material, including a  joint album, TOGETHER .with Tom Paxton. In addition to John’s own releases, previous albums included tributes to Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie and Joe Hill, where he even starred in the musical. With he release of his 45th album - FIELD OF STARS, McCutcheon is no where near to slowing down. Yet at 72, by any normal measure, John McCutcheon,, should be retired. He’s history is impressive &  varied in the folk world -  for over 50 Years! A respected Appalachian music archivist, hailed as a master on hammered dulcimer, which he helped popularize as well as revolutionize children’s and family music, with five consecutive Grammy-nominated albums,John also co-founded and led the fastest-growing Local in the Musicians Union and known for his many musical  instruction books And fortunately,  John has no plans to slow down as one of the most vibrant artists and leaders in our community”

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