THE PASSIM RECORDINGS ARE AVAILABLE NOW!
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
ORDER THE OFFICIAL BOOTLEG OF THE END CONSTRUCTION REUNION CONCERTS AT CLUB PASSIM:
5PM Show8PM Show
Or, please consider a donation to the Ferguson Family Fund:
The two reunion concerts at Club Passim on February 24 were packed -- and each concert was over two hours long and full of great fun, conversation and music. Introducing the shows and sending love to Stuart and Lyn was Robert Haigh, who was the MC back in the day at the Old Vienna Kaffeehaus in Westboro (where so much of the Boston folk scene came together in the late 80s and early 90s). A huge shout out to Josh Kantor, whose off-the-cuff accordion playing added something truly special. Also, very special thanks to Dan Cantor for recording, engineering and mixing the shows. The immense feeling of support in the room was unbelievable. And beyond the benefit concerts, many of you have contributed directly to the Ferguson Family Fund, for which Stuart and Lyn -- as well as Heather and all of us End Construction guys -- are immensely grateful. This is a long, hard road for them, and the support makes a tremendous difference.
Big love & thanks,
End Construction
5PM Show8PM Show
Or, please consider a donation to the Ferguson Family Fund:
The two reunion concerts at Club Passim on February 24 were packed -- and each concert was over two hours long and full of great fun, conversation and music. Introducing the shows and sending love to Stuart and Lyn was Robert Haigh, who was the MC back in the day at the Old Vienna Kaffeehaus in Westboro (where so much of the Boston folk scene came together in the late 80s and early 90s). A huge shout out to Josh Kantor, whose off-the-cuff accordion playing added something truly special. Also, very special thanks to Dan Cantor for recording, engineering and mixing the shows. The immense feeling of support in the room was unbelievable. And beyond the benefit concerts, many of you have contributed directly to the Ferguson Family Fund, for which Stuart and Lyn -- as well as Heather and all of us End Construction guys -- are immensely grateful. This is a long, hard road for them, and the support makes a tremendous difference.
Big love & thanks,
End Construction