Shingle The Roof - "The Slim Gal"

Old time music trio called Shingle The Roof performs "The Slim Gal" on "Valley Homegrown" Television in 2009. Tim Woodbridge, Kate Spencer, and Jerry Devokaitis.

Valley Homegrown is a live, local music program seen weekly on GCTV in Greenfield Massachusetts. The weekly Monday 7:00pm live taping and broadcast to Comcast Cable Greenfield Channel 15 is distributed by DVD and FTP to local access stations throughout New Enngland and to sattelite in Europe.

Altogether, the show is broadcast to over 600,000 households in New England and over 120 million viewers in Europe. The majority of our Cable Access carrier stations broadcast the show 2 to 4 times per week.

Homegrown is an all volunteer production made possible by underwriter support and tax deductible gift donations. For information regarding either of these, please contact homegrown producer Travis Roy.
Travis at ValleyHomegrown dot com

Mission Statement

Homegrown provides a professional, accessible soundstage for any greater Pioneer Valley musicians with a solid hour's worth of original material. Our objective is to capture, distribute and archive as many Pioneer Valley musical groups as possible for the purpose of preserving and promoting our exceptional local music community.

Homegrown History

Homegrown began in 1997 as an outgrowth of a Johnny Memphis live performance radio program on WRSI. Originally produced by Marty McGuane and GCTV, the show has changed executive producers through the past 11+ years; first Mark LaChance, later Jeff Martell. Drew Hutchison and Jason Mazzarino took over production duties in 2003 and included Travis Roy as executive producer in early 2006. Homegrown has produced over 500 shows in its 11 year history, showcasing both up and coming amateur acts as well as the most seasoned players in the Valley and regional music scene.

We film the show live most Monday nights from 7:00-8:00pm. Please stop by and watch a taping!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Old
• time
• music
• folk
• bluegrass
• Devokaitis
• string
• banjo

[banjobilly32]

Now that looks like a lot of fun!! Great recording!