MUSIC

The County Line Trio, comprised of Tod Brendlen, Bud Olsen and Dean Hammer, performs their salute to the famous “Kingston Trio” with a rousing show that incorporates the original arrangements of their many hit songs. Remember Tom Dooley, Charlie on the MTA, Scotch and Soda, Worried Man, and Where Have All The Flowers Gone? These and many other great folk music classics are blended with a delightful helping of tongue-in-cheek humor that would make even the Smother Brothers envious. Their presentations of songs from the Kingston Trio repertoire inspire audiences to raise their voices in song and clap along to those old familiar classics. It’s a show you don’t want to miss if it comes your way. You are guaranteed to walk away with a warm fuzzy feeling.

For the past 33 years, the County Line Trio has performed in numerous venues, from the nightclub stage, street festival, corporate function and private party to the concert stage. They have always been welcomed by enthusiasticaudiences, eager to take that nostalgic trip back to the days when everyone sang along to the familiar refrains of the great folk hits. The County Line Trio has opened shows for comedian Pat Paulsen, troubadour Glen Yarbrough, country western star Teri Gibbs, and singer songwriter, and former member of the Kingston Trio, John Stewart. They produced their first album entitled Going Home which was recorded live and is available on CD and cassette.