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sATURDAY, february 6
8 p.m.
Suggested Donation - $10 in advance - $12 at the door
Please join us at this recently renovated cozy historical inn.
869 North Branch-Hortonville Road, north branch, ny
Click link above for directions
Beverages including Beer & Wine and Lite Fare available for purchase
Dinner served 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. - Please make reservations!
for reservations call 845-252-6783
FOR ADVANCE RESERVATIONS PLEASE MAKE CHECK OUT TO
MIKE AGRANOFF
AND SEND TO
JILL PADUA
78 Kirks Road
Narrowsburg, NY 12764
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"If you're tired of the endless stream of singer/songwriters whose main goal
in life seems to be MTV, check out this clever...veteran
New Jersey musician/storyteller."
- Dirty Linen
"... one of my favorites. "
Ron Olesco, WFDU-FM
" ... a witty and astute folksinger ... known for his often hilarious songs that poke fun
at his own profession, as well as doing things like condensing
Shakespeare's Hamlet into a three-minute song."
Homegrown Music (disclaimer: While I have been instrumental in proliferating the 3-minute Hamlet song,
it was written by Scotsman Adam MacNaughton. I merely translated it from heavy-duty Glaswegan Scots to American English. M.A.)
"I first heard Mike Agranoff sing 'Oor Hamlet' at the Philadelphia Folk Festival one year. I said to myself, 'I gotta get that song.' "
Michael Cooney
"Mike Agranoff is the guy who walks into a song circle at a folk festival at three in the morning and introduces some great British ballad
which fits in perfectly with every other song and which he sings with a strong voice and a great sense of drama.
His folk music knowledge and commitment to promoting artists and the music in general have
made him a great resource. ... He is a word-smith and raconteur and that makes for a terrific live performance.
The last time he played, he was competing with a concert upstairs and a flood downstairs - and he still wowed us."
Postcrypt Coffeehouse, New York City
"...What a memorable show!"
U'n I Coffeehouse, Springfield, MA
"This was an absolutely delightful show. Mike is a whirlwind and puts on a very live show; — he bounced us from
traditional ballads to recitations to parodies to Joplin to a Bach violin concerto played on a concertina.
Mike hadn't been with us for almost 20 years, and this was a too long delayed return to our stage
for this one-of-a-kind folk impresario. This was an evening we won't soon forget. "
Folk Music Society of Huntington, Huntington, NY
Upcoming Shows
March 20 - Scott Ainslie
April 23 - Lynn Miles
PAST RIVERFOLK SHOWS
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Randall Williams Pre-paid reservations required Randall Williams explodes
onto the scene like a bolt of lightning. It's rare that a honey-toned
tenor carries as much force as Williams. Combine that voice with
highly articulate guitar work and superlative songs for a most
powerful presence. |
Jay Mankita “A consumate folk artist
who performs in a whimsical, versatile style for both children and
adults; a good portion of his work is environmentally, or peace-and-justice
based.”
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Acoustic Eidolon From the Vancouver Island MusicFest to the Kerrville Folk Festival, from the Kennedy Center in D.C. to St. Paul's Cathedral in London and the Spandau Theatre in Berlin, Germany, people have been praising the sound of Acoustic Eidolon. |
Karen Savoca and Pete Heitzman "If Karen were a Native American, her name would be Sings Like Two Birds" - GREG BROWN Playing conga and hand percussion, Karen infuses the music with her love of Soul, R&B, and World rhythms.
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Angela Page, host
of WJFF's Folk Plus, and Jill Padua of Jill's Kitchen & Presenter of RiverFolk concerts at NERFA.
Photo by: Neale Eckstein
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