Street and Vaudeville Artists Data Base

Transformers -- Break Dance team from NYC. Spins, flips, mock competions, comedy acrobatics... Perform in Harvard Square, Cambridge several times a year. Pictures by Stephen Baird June 2004.

Breeze break dance team with basketball routine from the Bronx, NYC. Picture taken on Washington Street in Boston in August 2004, by Stephen Baird

CATAGORY	ARTIST	CONTACT	DESCRIPTION
Juggling Vaudeville Comedy	Airborne Comedians	781-255-9882 http//www.airbornecomedians.com	Juggling clubs to chiars to guitars -- high rider unicycle
Vaudeville Comedy	Alex King of Jesters	alex@alexthejester.com http://www.alexthejester.com	Change costumes in a split second? Look at you through the darting eyeball in his mouth? Play three flutes simultaneously in staggered rhythms? Squirt ridiculous quantities of water out his mouth like a sculpture in a European fountain ? Alexander may just hold still as a gargoyle while the crowd eagerly awaits his next move. This distinctive character keeps his audience laughing at a non-stop stream of surprises. Connecting all these escapades is a wild sounding gibberish language called Grammelot. The humor is universal and has been his ticket to international comedy festivals in Quebec and France and frequent tours of Australia, Europe, New Zealand, Singapore and Japan.
Mime	Trent Arterberry	617-489-3652 Trentmime@aol.com performingarts.net/Trent/	Trent is the best mime Boston has seen in a generation. Poetry in mostion.
Puppets	Back Alley Puppet Theater	617-628-2499 www.gis.net/~puppetco/who.htm	We offer giant dancing puppets, pick-up volunteer parades and instant pageants in the greater Boston area. We also run the Puppet Free Lending Library, lending puppets in the greater Boston area.
Music guitar mandolin hammered dulcimer Puppets	Stephen Baird	Community Arts Advocates PO Box 300112 Jamaica Plain MA 02130-0030 617-522-3407 info@communityartsadvocates.org http://www.CommunityArtsAdvocates.org/baird.html	With his legendary "bag full of surprises" of guitars, banjo, mandolin, autoharp, animal costumes, puppets, whistles and kazoos... Stephen will entertain the child in us all with lots of songs, stories and leprechaun charm. Stephen Baird is internationally known with appearances at festivals and universities including the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington, DC. He was featured in "Street Singer," a PBS documentary. "Stephen Baird is the national authority on the history of busking" - Patty Campbell, Passing the Hat: Street Performers in America  "But none has honored his roots--or his audience--as fondly as the man street players now call 'the Dean.' Good show." People Magazine
Poetry	William Barnum	19 Myrtle St. Boston MA 02114 617-720-4961	Street poet extrodinaire -- performs solo, with musicians and/or troup of readers. Has performed and read internationally.
Music African Pop	Pumla Bhungane	617-259-8744	Subway performer African and pop music with recordings
Music Reggae, Blues, Rock n' Roll, Soul	Bobby Bishop and Terelle Brown	tastybeats@yahoo.com rellish33@hotmail.com http://www.steppersheaven.com/	Bobby Bishop (guitar) and Terelle Brown (guitar/bass) can be found at Downtown Crossing Orange Line most Saturdays. From England.... great musicians. They were playing a tribute to Ray Charles this day... Also perform in the local clubs.
Magic	Bonaparte	617-561-9152 http://www.bonapartemagic.com	MagicianBonaparte for more than two decades. During this time, he has dazzled and delighted audiences of all ages throughout the nation as well as outside the continental United States. He continues to astound and amaze both children and adults and is widely respected artist. Throughout his career, Bonaparte has received numerous awards, including being named Family Entertainer of the Year and hailed as the region's Best Magician by New England's leading parenting publication. Bonaparte astounds and amazes audiences of all ages with his unique blend of Magic, Comedy, Origami, and Balloon Sculpture. Hailing from the distant purple planet of Quylar, Bonaparte is well-known for his Award-Winning Family Magic Concert. This program features the dramatic and mysterious appearance of a beautiful, fluttering white dove named "Snow" and Bonaparte's cuddly friend, "Winslow" - and adorable fuzzy bunny.
Music Classic Rock Folk Protest	Michael Borkson	http://mborkson.iuma.com	I started playing guitar while a student at Boston University.I have been playing in the subways of Boston and at peace/social justice demonstrations. I'm into doing classic rock covers and originals-have 4 CDs. My CDs are---"THE REVOLUTION IS COMING," "1967," "SMASH THE STATE!!," "CLASSIC ROCK UNPLUGGED." I also write protest songs against the U.S. war machine, against the U.S. wars on Iraq and Afghanistan, and against capitalist globalization. I'm like a late 60s-early 70s rocker. My favorite bands are the Moody Blues, the Byrds, Jefferson Airplane. I play acoustic guitar, 12-string electric guitar, and a little keyboards. My favorite gig was playing my song "Whose Streets? Our Streets !!" at a demonstration against the United Nations Millenium Summit in front of the UN plaza in New York City--this was in September 2000. I also performed some George Harrison and John Lennon songs at a vigil for them on Boston Common Dec. 8, 2001. In Feb. 2002 I performed at a concert in Cambridge, MA called Take Back the Music doing some of the songs banned from radio play since 9/11. In June of 2002 I played a song I wrote called We Got To Be Free at a rally for the ACLU of Mass. to save our civil liberties.In the fall of 2002 and continuing through 2003 I have been singing in the subways of Boston--- a lot of anti-war songs against US war on the Iraqi people.
Storyteller	Brother Blue	PO Box 381315 Cambridge MA 02238-1315 617-491-8399 r_hill@radcliffe.edu   http://www.brotherblue.com/	Brother Blue (Dr. Hugh Morgan Hill) tells original stories, Shakespeare, and stories from many cultures. He has performed for Harvard University, Omega Institute, National Storytelling Festival, National Association of Black Storytellers, First Night Boston, Cambridge River Festival, New Age Congress in Florence, Oral History Association. He was official storyteller for United Nations Habitat Forum, and is official storyteller of Cambridge and Boston. The National Storytelling Network presented him with a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Music Rock	Pete Cassani and The Peasants	http://www.thepeasants.net/ (617)571-3111 Pete Cassani/The Peasants 1781 Commonwealth Ave. #1 Brighton, MA 02135 petecassani@yahoo.com	Rock band often seen in Harvard Square
Circus Juggling Acrobat	Circus Family Sardine	John Griffiths 508-878-9318	Family circus travelers from England. Tours the US and performs at Sam Adams Park and Boston Common where this photo was taken in the summer of 2005.
Clown Juggler Unicycle	Davey the Clown	617-524-5191 DaveyTClown@comcast.net http://daveytheclown.com	Davey the Clown is a physical comedian, juggler, unicyclist and accordionist. Lost of wacky antics, rousing accordion music, ballon sculptures and tons of audience participation. David Holtzman has a Master's Degree in Elementary Education and Creative Arts in Learning. He has performed since the 1980s in First Night Boston to the Museum of Our National Heritage to Gillette Corporation events. David Holtzman performed and toured nationally as other charactors with the Geese Theater Company and the hit school assembly program about nutrition: FoodPlay.
Clown Balloons Historical Charactors Theater	Marianne Donnelly	781-438-5504 http://www.coraconnection.com/md	One of New England's favorite performing artists for corporate, civic and private events. Delightful shows for nearly every season and celebration. Marianne Donnelly has appeared on major childrens television shows, performed in museums, libraries, festivals, senior centers, schools and private and corporate functions. Silver the Clown Pumpkinette the Harvest Lady Calamity Jane Louisa May Alcott Janis Joplin
Music Singer-Songwriters Acoustic	Sweet Wednesday: Dave Falk and Lisa Housman	http://www.lisahousman.com/ http://davefalk.com/ also MYSPACE.COM/sweetwednesday info@sweetwednesday.com	You can often find Dave and Lisa on the subway plafforms or near the Swam Boats in the Boston Public Gardens on weekends:
Juggler Rope Walker	Mark Farneth	6 Grafton St. #2 Dorchester, MA 02125 617-474-0551	Mark is one of the regular perfomers in Brattle Square just off of Harvard Square in Cambridge. Lots of fun and humor.
Magician	Fish the Magish	http://www.fishthemagish.net/ magic@fishthemagish.net 617-930-FISH	Matthew Fishman, also known as 'Fish the Magish,' is a street performer known as one of the best magicians in Boston. He has donated lots of time on the New Orleans Arts and Artists Releif Fund project. Info here
Dance Break Dance Hip Hop	Floor Lords	617-818-0604 http://www.floorlords.com/	"Floorlore" The History of Hip-Hop -- a theatrical production which involved different styles of dance including African, Capoiera, Martial Arts, Meringue, Salsa, Tap Dance and Jazz The show was first performed and sold out in Jan. 1999 at Northeastern University's Blackman Theatre in Boston. It is now performed at sold out concerts at universities and theatres all over the country.
Magic Escape	Jason Gardner	jason@jasonescape.com http://www.jasonescape.com/	Come and play with Jason Escape... That's what it's all about: 45 minutes, one straight jacket, 75 feet of rope, body twisting, and a little magic if you're lucky... Jason Escape's spectacular escape show. On the street, at a festival, is where Art meets Life unexpectedly. With over 25 years of performing experience, Jason Escape knows how to interact and have fun with a crowd, all while tied and bound, desperately trying to escape. It is the many interactions which make his show so amazing
Music Haitain Jazz	Gee Gifrants	http://gifrants.com/ Telephone: 754-423-0072 email: gifrants@yahoo.com	The Haitian Troubador sings in French and English.
Vaudeville Comedy	Bobarino Gravittini	PO Box 262 Warren RI 02885 401-338-4619 http://www.bobarino.com	Show is set to music and consists of comedy sketches of various characters such as a Ballerina and Cowboy. Audience participation is a key component, especially in the dance sequence! The danger section focuses on the "big tricks" &endash; the famous wheelbarrow balance on the rolo-bolo atop a five foot high table. Photo by Haruka Horiuchi 2003
Juggling Vaudeville Magic Comedy	Peter Gross	617-243- 0919 peter@funnymagic.com http://www.funnymagic.com	Peter Gross has been performing magic and comedy since 1982. He has lived in the Boston area since he graduated from college with a degree in Political Theory and a minor in Philosophy.
Music Recorders Celtic-Jazz	Hamm Lynn	20 Jackson Way Plum Island MA 01951-2113 978-465-6995 http://www.hammlynn.com	Hamm performs on sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor, and bass recorders. Born John Garvey in Lawrence, Mass., during the Truman Administration, and turning into a Jack of many trades over the years to make possible his life as a Busker (i.e. street-performer) in Newburyport and Salem, Mass., and Portsmouth, N.H., he assumed the "character name" when he joined King Richard's Renaissance Faire in1999, though most everyone there calls him Toot!
Variety Act	Hurdy Gurdy, Monkey and Me	617-964-3074	Tony Lupo and his monkey Coco, is just one of the six acts in the country still preserving this historic form of street entertainment. Tony has performed at fairs, festivals, birthdays, private parties and corporate functions throughout New England. He has appeared on Saturday Night Live, Late Night with David Letterman, plus in the Boston Globe, Boston Herald, Yankee, People, and numerous other publications.
Music Jazz Saxophone and Voice	Jazz Insight Michael Kolodny and Laura Pierce	1-888-909-JAZZ (5299) P.O. Box 67, Peterborough, NH 03458 info@jazzinsight.com http://www.jazzinsight.com	Jazz Insight Laura Pierce holds a BA in Music Education from SUNY Potsdam. She studied voice with Maggi Scott and jazz improvisation with pianist Harvey Diamond. Laura has been singing jazz professionally since 1978, appearing at Boston's Copley Plaza and Meridian hotels and the Ryles and Regattabar jazz clubs. She has performed with the Dave McKenna All-Stars and the Winiker Swing Orchestra. Laura has taught music since 1978, including jazz workshops, piano and voice lessons. Michael Kolodny studied at the Aaron Copland School of Music and with tenor saxophonist Warne Marsh. He has performed at The Blue Note and Carnegie Hall in his native New York City, and has appeared with Joe Hunt, Jorge Rossy, and other jazz masters. Michael has been teaching jazz since 1978, including private lessons, workshops, master classes, and middle and high school jazz band. Laura and Michael have performed together since 1988 and were married in 1990. Their guiding principles are those of the jazz tradition: exploring new paths, being spontaneous, expressing a vision, taking chances, and having fun along the way. NOTE: Mike played on the subways of Boston in 1987 plus fought legal battle for being arrested for performing on streets of Brattleboro, Vermont in 1997 with help of ACLU.
Juggling Vaudeville Comedy	The Jim Show	617-776-1111 jimshow@smirk.com http://www.thejimshow.com	High energy Stunt Comedy Armed with nothing more than a trunk full of props, a quick, dry wit, and a mysterious, "cat-like" agility, Jim bounds to the stage and begins his show. He performs amazing feats of skill, thrives on audience interaction, and enjoys accepting challenges. He runs, he jumps, he dances and sings! (Actually, Jim doesn't do any singing.)
Music Contemporary Folk Singer-Songwriter	Mary Lou Lord	http://www.maryloulord.com/ Bookings 212-253-1489 http://www.rubricrecords.com management@maryloulord.com	Boston folksinger Mary Lou Lord has been in and out of the spotlight throughout the last decade. Coming off a publicity hiatus due to the birth of her daughter, Mary Lou got back to performance basics, spending the time busking in the street after her1998 major label release "Got No Shadow". She has recently provided the music for a Target commercial. That song, "Speeding Motorcycle," a Daniel Johnston cover. She tackles songs by legends like Bob Dylan, Richard Thompson and Bruce Springsteen as well as newer "indie" oriented artists such as Elliott Smith and the Magnetic Fields. Mary Lou will be recording her next studio album for Rubric later this year.
Music	Gerry Mack	401-253-5121 gmack1928@earthlink.net	Rhythm and Blues to Soul to Motown -- Gerry Mack will sing and make his key board rock the night a way.
Music Violin Classical New Age Healing	Colin G. Matthews	856-327-0705 Spiritprance@usadatanet.net	Colin was born in Trinidad in the West Indies. He won the National Music Festival award at the age of13. In 1988, while on a study project in Boston, he was entranced by a young violinst playing in the subway. He too began playing in the streets and subways of Boston where his music flourished. Colin has recorded numerous CDs and played extensively over Massachusetts and the Untied States. Now performs at Tropicana Casino in Atlantic City. Photo: Collin Matthews at Faneuil Hall Marketplace in 2003 by Stephen Baird.
Music Guitar Harmonica Pop Rock Childrens	Kevin McNamara	781-388-1954 harmonicakev@yahoo.com PO Box 231 Revere, MA 02151 http://www.musicalkev.com	Sing-a-longs on guitar and harmonica... Find Kevin on the subway platforms and streets... of Boston and Cambridge
Music Tuba Banjo	Bill Meehan	tuberguy@netzero.net	Plays the tuba and banjo on the subway and Boston Common... marches, rags and show tunes. Catch him every Sunday providing music for the outdoor religious service and free meal by the French Fountain on Boston Common.
Music Cajun and Country Accordion	Butch Mindy		Butch has been playing on the street since the 1960s. Often find him on Boston Common singing his sweet country songs. Can also catch him in the area clubs. Picture taken in August 2004 by Stephen Baird.
Music Hammered Dulcimer	David Neiman	PO Box 390012 Cambridge MA 02139-0012 617-876-2996 dneiman@alumni.brown.edu	From the subway platforms of Boston to the Royal Palace of Japan, David Neiman, a national champion hammered dulcimer player, has charmed the most discerning audiences since 1980. David has expanded the voice of the hammered dulcimer from the familiar traditional Irish jigs and reels to Baroque and Renaissance classical music to East European folk music. He has released numerous recordings and many live performances on radio and television.
Juggling Vaudeville Comedy	Peter Panic	Peter Panic Productions PO Box 380692 Cambridge MA 02238 617.251.8268 PeterPanic@att.net http://www.peterpanic.com	Peter Panic started juggling in 1981 and became a full time professional in 1987. Since then he has delighted audiences in all 50 of the United States. His international appearances have been numerous; including, Canada, Ireland, Switzerland, England, Germany, Spain, France, Holland and New Zealand.
Music   Classical Guitar Flugel Horn	John Patton		John can often be found at Park Street Station on the Red Line platform playing his classical guitar... istrumentals sometimes with a rhythm track. He also performs with area community orchestras.
Music Cello	Paulo Cesar Alves Pereirs	paulocesar55@hotmail.com 206-383-1626	Paulo is new to the area. Performed in South America and Italy. Currently student at Berklee. Picture taken at Downtown Crossing on the Orange Line in August 2004 by Stephen Baird.
Music Accordion Rock	Renee de la Prade	rdelaprade@berklee.net   or   renee@byteheaven.net	Find Renee on Boston Common, Downtown Crossing and Berklee College
Dance Morris	Red Herring Morris	Jeff Bigler 781-592-5802 jcb@mit.edu http://www.mitedu/~jcb/redherring/	Morris dance team-- Cotswold style. Rehearses, Thursday, 7:30 PM, Payson Park church, 365 Belmont St., Belmont Lots of Morris dance teams in the Boston area. Will find them on the street with their ankle bells ringing in the spring around May day. Caught these folks on Boston Common. Folk Arts Center of New England http://www.facone.org will have a complete list of the area dance teams
Music Piano Soul and Jazz Standards	Andy Robinson	617-335-1064	Andy can most often be found at Downtown Crossing Station on the inbound Orange Line platform. Great showman and fine music... Passers-by will break in to a spontaneous dance.
Juggling Vaudeville Comedy	Roger the Jester	PO Box 628 3 Lakeside Dr. N. Egremont MA 01252 413-528-3623 http://www.ijest.com	Roger Reed discovered his Jester self twenty-seven years ago on the streets of Boston. In 1979, he joined with the Swiss theatre troupe, Mummenschanz. After this Broadway experience, Roger took to the road to "recreate the wandering lifestyle of a medieval fool." That decision has left a trail of laughter throughout twenty-three countries. Roger now bases his buffoonery in the Berkshires of Bassachusetts.
Music Classical Guitar and voice Cuban, Mexican bolero, 60s Latin.	Carlos Romero	617-625-0698	Carlos is a great musician... spirited and intricate guitar playing with romantic Latin songs. Photo taken at Harvard Square Station August 2006
Music One Man Band Bluegrass	Eric Royer	617-375-5586 ericroyer@msn.com http://www.guitarmachine.com	One Man Band--Bluegrass Royer is one crazy multi-instrumentalist... The virtuosity it must take to play all those instruments is impressive enough, but Royer plays fun, foot-stompin' bluegrass with authenticity and country-tinged pizazz. - Review from "Northeast Performer" magazine Photo shows Royer with banjo, dobro on stand at lap, and the foot controlled Guitar Machine at his feet,Eric designed and built the dobro and machine, the banjo's a Deering.
Music Bass Songwriting	Gonzalo Silva	http://www.gonzalosilva.com/ http://www.myspace.com/gonzalosilva	You will often find Gonzalo at Park Street Red Line center platform, Check out his web sites with many articles, music clips and blog on public performances, http://www.gonzalosilva.com/busker/busker/bi01.htm
Sidewalk Art	Sidewalk Sam	Art Street, Inc. 83 Church Street Newton, MA, 02458 617.244.3171 sidewalk@sidewalksam.com http://www.sidewalksam.com	Sidewalk Sam draws pictures on sidewalks in the midst of pedestrian traffic and delights passerbys with his friendly, inclusive creative spirit.
Music	Harvey Smith	harvey@buskers.org buskers.org/harvey	Harvey is one of the regulars in Harvard Square. Look for his greek hat and cup of coffee. He also constructs and host sweb sites for street artists at buskers.org
Music Juggler	Len Solomon	978-369-9951 leonardsolomon@bellowphone.com http://www.bellowphone.com/	Leonard Solomon -- classically trained musician and inventor -- offers an irreverent one-man recital of music and comedy, featuring your favorite symphonic works arranged for such unusual instruments as Dog Whistles and Bicycle Horn. In addition, the show includes a top-notch juggling routine, and Mr. Solomon's ingenious Majestic Bellowphone.
Clown Balloons Mime	Royal Sorell	PO Box 4367 Peabody MA, 01961 978-531-7974 Royal@balloondesigns.com http://www.balloondesigns.com	Royal Sorell has been performing for audiences of all ages in New England since 1978. A Marcel Marceau - trained mime and award-winning performer, Royal skillfully blends pantomime, clowning skills, magic, balloon art and silliness to create a performance that will amaze, and delight audiences of all ages. Whether as a whether as a mime, magician, clown, balloon artist or specialty character such as Pierrot, or Charlie Chaplin impersonation, Royal Sorell has a charater and act appropriate for all ages and any occasion. RoRo the Clown at left is dancing with his balloon broom (photo copyright F. Caccitore 1996)
Magic Vaudeville	Peter Sosna	Peter Sosna Magic Productions 35 Church St. Somerville MA 02143 617-776-1208 psosna@rcn.com http://www.petersosna.com	Since 1977 Peter has been a full time professional magician. He has performed at hundreds of colleges, universities, night clubs, comedy clubs, cabarets, trade shows, sales meetings, special events, stage shows, and concerts. Peter Sosna has been seen in PEOPLE magazine as well as numerous television shows, traveled with the Ben and Jerry's Vaudeville Circus, performed in Japan at Nagasaki Holland Village, the Daidogei World Cup in Shizuoka, and Huis Ten Bosch, Japan's largest theme park. His delightfully offbeat presentation and his unique blend of sleight-of-hand and illusion make for an exciting show that works well before large audiences as well as small. Whether he is doing a full stage show or card tricks at a private party, Peter Sosna's magic is thrilling and astonishing fun.
Puppets	Punch and Judy Will Stackman	Sad news -- Will passed on at age of 66 (August 2007).  He will be missed.  Will supported the arts, theater, puppet and street performing community for decades -- producing the Cambridge River Festival and supporting First Night founding years, Street Performers Festivals, Puppet Showplace Theater...  plus being an important beacon for integrity...  an honorable legacy! http://www.puppetsbostonguild.org/profwill	Traditional 19th century Punch & Judy shows for the 21st, indoors or out. Will also teaches puppetry (classroom or workshops), builds stages, does "Fantastic Furry Fables" for birthday parties
Music Folk, Pop and Blues	Mare Streetpeople	PO Box 600181 Newton, MA 02460 mares02@rcn.com http://www.marestreetpeople.com	Big voice, Big heart -- Been singing on the streets for 30 years. Folk, pop and blues
Music Folk Rock Roots	Michael Sullivan	busker@buskersworld.com 617-216-0273 http://www.buskersworld.com http://www.myspace.com/buskersworld	Michael Sullivan has performed at festivals, taverns and street corners from Boston to New Orleans to the small mill and dirt towns across the country for over three decades. The roots of the music is in his bones. Photo: Stephen Baird 1986 Cambridge Street Performers Festival.
Music Banjo and Vocals Traditional Jazz	Bob Sundstrom	401-828-1324	Commonwealth Jazz - Traditional American Jazz one to seven piece band
Storytelling	Tony Toledo	PO Box 302 Beverly MA 01915-0006 978-921-4628 toledogoat@aol.com http://www.covearts.com/toledo.html	Tony Toledo has been a Storyteller with Young Audiences of Massachusettes, the premier non-profit Arts-in-Education organization in the Commonwealth since 1991. He has told his tales for thousands of students across New England at elementary, middle and high schools, libraries, festivals, First Nights and birthday parties; and adults at public performances, corporate and other private functions. Seeing Stories, Flying Hands Tony Toledo & Karen Rose Glickman.
Political Satire Puppets	Uncle Scam	unclescam@buskers.org http://www.unclescam.org	Skilled Devil's Advocate!! born 5/18/50 11:18 am Wareham, Ma. taurus street puppetteer/ busker/political pusher son of always working mother/preacher teacher father/got 4 brothers (third of five ) two daughters (S&A )/1 grand daughter/a beautiful talented family of scammers ,especially that grand with the little scam smile that melts all resolve and the most beautiful companioness in the world today.
Music Latin American Guitar Pan Pipes	Alfredo Velasquez	alfredo_jv@yahoo.com	Alfredo can be found on the streets of Boston, Cambridge and MBTA platforms. Picture taken at Orange line Downtown Crossing.
Music Flute	Sharrhan Williamson	617-499-0920 sharrhan@verizon.net	Flute on digital delay and effects with sythesizer. Plus greeting cards and posters
Music Hammered Dulcimer Guitar Voice	Beverly Woods	401 Haines Hill Rd Wolfeboro NH 03894 603-569-2341 beverly@sethausten.com http://www.beverlywoods.net	Hammered dulcimer, guitar, hurdy gurdy and voice. Performing for clubs, coffeehouses, festivals and community events since 1984. See web site for recordings, concert and teaching schedule.

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CATAGORY	ARTIST	CONTACT	DESCRIPTION
Music One Man Band One Woman Band	Anderson Briefcase	Pete O'Connell and Andrea Bonetto #1201, 556 Laurier Ave. West, Ottawa ON K1R 7X2 Canada peteandandrea@hotmail.com http://www.onemanband.net	The Anderson Briefcase show is a visually dynamic multi-instrumental musical performance that appeals to a wide audience. In their show they play a bunch of different instruments at the same time, including: guitar, bass, drums, hi-hat, elbow wah-wah, harmonica, tambourines, and they both sing. Several years ago a guy from Nepean, Ontario by the name of Pete was playing his guitar on a cobblestone street in Zurich, Switzerland when a girl from Argentina named Andrea happened by...Several years later, Pete and Andrea are Anderson Briefcase, the world'd first and only one-man band/one-woman band duo. Since 1991 they have been around the world, having performed in 21 countries.
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