#DEATH FROM ABOVE VS QUICKDRAW PASSWORD#

Giddyup KittyвЂ™s brand of high-energy, down-home goodness made for a particularly eventful night, especially at the old Grange Hall, the floors of which where shaking from several dozen boots tapping out every tune. The guys in Quickdraw primed the audience for the evening, playing originals as well as traditional bluegrass tunes such as вЂњLove Please Come HomeвЂќ and Patti GriffithвЂ™s вЂњLong Ride Home.вЂќ In bluegrass tradition, at the end of their set, Giddyup invited Quickdraw back on stage for some encore picking together, ending the evening with the ubiquitous вЂњWill the Circle Be Unbroken?вЂќ Quickdraw, a four-piece all-male band that has played together for 30 years, opened for Giddyup. Giddyup also impressed with covers of the SteeldriversвЂ™ вЂњDrinkinвЂ™ Dark Whiskey,вЂќ the Rosanne Cash classic вЂњMy Baby Thinks HeвЂ™s a TrainвЂќ and the rich, Americana-folk tune вЂњShady Grove.вЂќ ClaxtonвЂ™s mandolin and YaukвЂ™s dobro-playing were inspired in вЂњPickled Watermelon,вЂќ as was Nancy SteinbergerвЂ™s on-fire-fiddle-playing in the amazing, вЂњHeadwind.вЂќ Acoustic bassist and philosopher Marni Pickens backed up the three, her stellar playing proving to be the glue in the Giddyup mix. Kerry Claxton and Adrienne YaukвЂ™s vocals were spot-on throughout the set, performing a number of songs from their 2008 CD, вЂњTo the Rock.вЂќ YaukвЂ™s come-to-Jesus hymn, вЂњIf You DonвЂ™t Believe,вЂќ was poignant and moving as was ClaxtonвЂ™s beautiful вЂњColorado,вЂќ an ode as illustrative as it was artful. For a little over an hour, the Giddyup gals loved-up an audience of bluegrass purists that couldnвЂ™t get enough of their sweet, soulful harmonies or their foot-stomping romps through original songs and classic bluegrass, folk and country tunes. The headliner, Giddyup Kitty, a four-piece, all-female band, brought an energy that busted any rigid perceptions of what bluegrass is or should be. Fast forward to the latest music event held at the Hall - Saturday nightвЂ™s Grass at the Grange event featuring some of the finest bluegrass youвЂ™ll find anywhere up or down the Front Range.

The first-ever event was held that same year, a July 4th music event, complete with coconut cake and lemonade. Born from the Masonic tradition, the Grange was formed in 1891 and its members built the now-historic Hall in 1896.

#DEATH FROM ABOVE VS QUICKDRAW PASSWORD#

There was a time when you couldnвЂ™t enter LongmontвЂ™s Altona Grange Hall without giving the secret password - or handshake.

The little-known but storied Grange Hall hosted music from Giddyup Kitty (above) and Quickdraw on Saturday night. Thursday, July 7th 2022 Home Page Close Menu

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