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SUMMARY:Upstate - Abalone Tour
LOCATION:The Bitter End
DESCRIPTION:It takes good soil\, and good seasons\, to bear good fruit\, a
 nd Upstate has had its plenty. The band sprung up in New Yorks legendary H
 udson Valley\, set in the middle of a thick American musical heritage. To 
 their inland West was the Ashokan reservoir folk tradition\, and across th
 e river to the East the legacy of Pete Seeger and the Clearwater. Just nor
 th of them was Woodstock and Big Pink\, and all the treasured inheritance 
 of Bob Dylan and the Band. Just south was Tony Falcos famed venue the Falc
 on\, a refuge and respite for some of the most venerable jazz legends like
  Sonny Rollins or Joe Lovano. From the first\, Upstate drew liberally from
  everything each corner had to offer.With their first record\, A Remedy\, 
 they were known for three-part female vocal arrangements recalling not onl
 y the serpentine sibling harmonies of the Roches\, but of the Andrews and 
 Boswell sisters. They were otherwise known for an eclectic arrangement of 
 instruments weaving together upright bass\, mandolin\, cajon and baritone 
 saxophone. By their second record Healing\, they were likened to Lake Stre
 et Dive and Manhattan Transfer meets Loretta Lynn. For their third\, You O
 nly Get a Few\, they drew comparisons to the sound of Laurel Canyon\, anot
 her American musical landmark on the other side of the continent. This tim
 e they had shed the eclectic instrumentation in favor of traditional drums
  and guitars.After 15 years\, three records\, nearly a dozen former member
 s\, and one name change\, Upstate could almost seem unrecognizable were it
  not for the constancy of their songs. Original members Melanie Glenn\, Ha
 rry DAgostino\, and Mary Webster have been writing and playing music toget
 her throughout all the upheavals in the band and their lives. Its their sh
 ared dedication to writing songs of lasting value that has persisted acros
 s all the changes to their sound. When Dylan Mckinstry finally joined the 
 band in the years of the COVID pandemic\, his enthusiasm for that commitme
 nt made it the bands lasting cornerstone.On their upcoming Abalone\, Upsta
 te draws on the best of what has marked the band in all its many eras. The
 y showcase a broad range of sounds and styles from across Americas musical
  landmarks\, from the Hudson Valley to Laurel Canyon and back again (with 
 a few detours to Muscle Shoals). They revive their noted three-part harmon
 ies\, this time with McKinstry adding a male voice to the mix. And most im
 portantly\, they bring an even more seasoned dedication to writing and per
 forming songs of lasting value.\n\nBoletos: https://www.ticketweb.com/even
 t/upstate-abalone-tour-the-bitter-end-tickets/14266224
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