The Barton Hills Choir traveled 910 miles to take the stage together for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in March, 2020. Enjoy this video of the Jesse Fuller classic “Beat It On Down The Line” performed live at So Many Roads Museum and Brewery in Denver, CO with special guests Josh Rosen (guitar) and Edwin Hurwitz (bass) from Shakedown Street and Stu Crair (drums) from Dead Floyd.
Be sure to check out MossFest this weekend, a virtual children’s concert featuring an all-star lineup of amazing musicians you can view beginning on Saturday, March 27. It’s part of ABC KiteFest – you can enjoy it here. You can learn more about MossFest at the Moss Pieratt Foundation web site.
The Barton Hills Choir join virtually for a remote recording with songwriter Tony Scalzo of Austin-based Fastball to sing his No. 1 hit ‘The Way.’
Musicians:
Don Cento – guitar
Jake Perlman – drums
Trevor Nealon – organ
Tony Scalzo – bass
Produced by Gavin Tabone
Permission to post granted by Tony Scalzo BibleBlack publishing
The Barton Hills Choir and their talented musicians gathered virtually to provide you with three holiday classics. Enjoy!
Musicians:
Jake Perlman – drums
Don Cento – guitar
Jason Brint – bass
Randy Franklin – mandolin
Tom Treanor – percussion.
Vocals by the 6th grade Barton Hills Choir and alumni
Recorded remotely
Directed by Gavin Tabone
“Sleigh Ride” written by Leroy Anderson
“Winter Wonderland” written by Bernard/Smith
“Jingle Bell Rock” written by Beal/Boothe
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