Welcome to Baldwin's Station

Baldwin's is the place for good music,

good friends & good food

All ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. $2.00 service charge per ticket on all credit card orders and $1.00 per ticket on cash or checks. Due to limited seating, advance tickets are recommended. Sorry, we do not accept unpaid reservations. The concert room opens for seating at 6:30pm. Due to the nature of this business, shows are subject to change. Please call to confirm, 410-795-1041.

Donations are now being accepted for the

Eric Lowen Trust: ericlowentrust@lownav.com

Mack performs with his wife, Rachel Levy. “Lucky Man”, written by Mack and Rachel, was chosen as a finalist in the 2006 mid-Atlantic song contest in the country/bluegrass category and was also selected to be profiled in sing out! Magazine. In addition, this past fall “Lucky Man” was a feature song on NASCAR Angels. Mack and Rachel also co-penned “It’s Time”, which has received critical acclaim from former Vice-President Al Gore, as promoting environmental awareness. Mack was awarded for his excellence with a WAMMIE for Best Traditional Folk Performer, and his song “High Gear” has been featured on NPR’s popular Car Talk. Mack and Rachel currently reside in Denver, Colorado. Mack also performs as a solo singer/songwriter, as lead singer of the Limeliters and with The Hard Travelers. Mack Bailey is a nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter who is gaining an ever-larger audience with his strong, expressive classically trained tenor voice, with an impressive range and pure clean quality. He writes sensitive original songs that express the deepest of human emotion, social conscience, and lighthearted fun. In concerts, he touches the listener's heart and tickles their funny bone. Tenor Mack Bailey has been hailed, by no less an authority than Glenn Yarbrough, as “the next great singer in folk music”. He has a rich history of major concert appearances. As a member of The Hard Travelers, he has shared the stage with numerous artists including Brooks & Dunn, Randy Travis, Alabama, Barbara Mandrell, Chet Atkins, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill & Amy Grant, Kathy Mattea, Tom Rush, Tom Paxton, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Kenny Rogers, Alan Jackson, The Oak Ridge Boys, Brad Paisley, John Denver and Bill Danoff. Using John Denver's music, Mack taught himself to play the guitar at an early age, and John’s example taught him how to sing a song. Today, the Limeliters and John Denver continue to play an active role in Mack’s professional life, not only as a Limeliters, but also with his prominent role in the nationally touring show "A Musical Tribute to John Denver" with many of John's former band members and production crew. Mack’s rich melodic voice even earned him the prestigious WAMMIE award (Washington Area Music Awards) for Best Male Vocal in the Traditional Folk category. www.mackbailey.com

Honing a synthesis of folk and blues for more than 40 years, Chris Smither is truly an American original. Having released twelve albums since the early 1970s, Chris is a profound songwriter, a blistering guitarist and, as he puts it, a 'one-man band to the bone.' Chris melds the styles of his two major influences, Lightnin' Hopkins and Mississippi John Hurt, into his own signature guitar sound. His music continues to draw deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets and humanist philosophers. Reviewers praise his dazzling guitar work, gravelly voice and songwriting. Acoustic Guitar magazine has written that “Smither sings about the big things - life, love, loss - in a penetrating and poetic yet unpretentious way.” “With a weary, well-traveled voice and a serenely intricate finger-picking style, Mr. Smither turns the blues into songs that accept hard-won lessons and try to make peace with fate.” ~ New York Times. He may be best known for writing "Love You Like A Man" which Bonnie Raitt and most recently, jazz great Diana Krall have covered. His music has also been covered by numerous other artists and featured in various soundtrack albums, independent film, television and commercials. Almost always a solo performer, Chris tours nationally and internationally, performing over 150 concerts a year at clubs, theaters and festivals. Chris' newest record TIME STANDS STILL came out on his own Mighty Albert imprint through Signature Sounds Records in September 2009. www.smither.com

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ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES. $2.00 SERVICE CHARGE PER TICKET ON ALL CREDIT CARD ORDERS AND $1.00 PER TICKET ON CASH OR CHECKS. Due to limited seating advance tickets are recommended. Sorry, we do NOT accept unpaid reservations. The concert room opens for seating and dining at 6:30 P.M. Due to the nature of this business shows are subject to change. Please call Baldwin’s to confirm, 410-795-1041.

The music at Baldwin’s Station is brought to you by Uptown Concerts, a nonprofit organization affiliated with the NorthAmerican Folk Alliance and dedicated to the preservation and promotion of folk and traditional music. Neither Baldwin’s Station, nor Joyce R. Sica earn any profits from the music presented by Uptown Concerts at Baldwin’s Station. Your tax deductible donations are very needed. Please mail your donation to Uptown Concerts, PO Box 1503, Randallstown, MD 21133, thank you. Joyce R. Sica 410-922-5210.uptownconcerts@aol.com -- www.uptownconcerts.com

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