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Bill Healy, Barry Weinstein, Dick Sausville, Bob Zink, Mac Petrequin

Barry Weinstein, Mac Petrequin, Bob Zink, Bill Healy, Dick Sausville

Bill Healy, Dick Sausville Bob Zink (standing), Mac Petrequin, Barry Weinstein

Bill Healy, Mac Petrequin, Barry Weinstein, Dick Sausville, Bob Zink

Dick Sausville, Bob Zink, Barry Weinstein, Bill Healy, Mac Petrequin

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Bill Healy, Barry Weinstein, Dick Sausville, Bob Zink, Mac Petrequin

         The Lockhart Mountain Boys have been around for a few years, but a big change occurred in the fall of 2007 with a new band lineup. The original members - Dick Sausville on guitar, Mac Petrequin on banjo, and Bob Zink on bass - were joined by Bill Healy on mandolin and Barry Weinstein on fiddle. After a couple private engagements, they entered a recording studio to make their first CD, a mix of traditional and original songs. Their first CD - "Down from the Mountain" - was recorded in November of 2007, and is available at this web site as well as at their shows beginning on December 28th, 2007. Check this page often for additions to their schedule.

Our CD is here:

Our first CD, Down Off the Mountain, is now available! The songs are: Down Yonder, I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky, Cabin of the Queen, Little Cabin Home on the Hill, Billy in the Lowground, Truck Driving Man, Say, Won't You be Mine, My Little Old Armchair, Listen to the Mockingbird, Nathan's Homecoming, Big Sandy River, and I'll Fly Away. You can buy a copy (or two or three) at any of our shows, at Bibliomania (129 Jay St., Schdy), or right here on this website. The price is $10.00 (+ $3.00 shipping). Order it here!

Down Off the Mountain CD:   $12.00

2008 Schedule:

Sunday, April 6 - Three Band Bluegrass Show,  with Burnt Hills Bluegrass and Dyer Switch, Rick and Carol's, Fort Ann, 12:00-5:00 pm

Friday, April 18 - Moon & River Cafe, 115 S. Ferry St., Schenectady.  8:00 pm   Dick Sausville returns from Florida!

Saturday, May 31 - ABL Roundup, McConchie's, Galway. TBA

Friday, June 6 - Private Event

Monday, August 4 - Thurman Town Concert. Thurman, NY.  TBA

Tuesday, August 5 - Schroon Lake Pavilion. Schroon Lake, NY.  8:00 pm

Friday, August 22 - Washington County Fair. Greenwich, NY. Main Stage. 6:00 & 8:00 pm

Saturday, September 6 - Thurman Fiddler's Jamboree. Thurman, NY.  TBA

We will be adding more dates to our schedule soon, but we are available for all types of events, both public and private. For more information or to book the band please contact:

Dick Sausville:  518/656-9392; Isomabay@aol.com

Bill Healy: 518/393-8069; stringdusters1@aol.com

Bob Zink: 518/885-1390;  basswright@nycap.rr.com

The Lockhart Mountain Boys are:

Dick Sausville - guitar, vocals. Dick has spent decades performing bluegrass and country music in the northeast and in Florida. He can also write a good song, and you might also find a mandolin in his hands now and then. In the colder months he travels to FLorida, where you will find him playing with Highway 41 Bluegrass.	Mac Petrequin - banjo and resonator guitar, vocals. Mac has been part of the bluegrass scene for years as the bass player in Burnt Hills Bluegrass, and he also plays banjo in the progressive band Scioto Furnace. He play banjo and resonator guitar in this band, and is known to contribute some of the best songs to the band.	Bob Zink - bass, vocals. Bob's solid bass playing anchors the band. He is frequently seen playing in many local bands, including the BOB Band. Bob is also a noted instrument repair person.	Bill Healy - mandolin, guitar, vocals. Bill has spent more than four decades playing and performing music, most recently as a member of the String Dusters. Although he plays almost any instrument with strings, he usually plays mandolin in this band. That doesn't mean you won't see him with a guitar or banjo once in a while, however.	Barry Weinstein - fiddle Barry spent years as a classical musician before turning to bluegrass and country music more than a decade ago. He has played with modern country bands, and almost a decade with the String Dusters, but he is at his best playing hot bluegrass fiddle.

 

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