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Caroline Doctorow at the Grounds and Sounds Cafe

Caroline Doctorow comes to the Grounds and Sounds Cafe in Stony Brook on Friday, August 14, 2009.

Caroline Doctorow is a singer/songwriter from Bridgehampton New York who has released six recordings on Narrow Lane Records . Her latest, Another Country, was released three months ago. She grew up in a literary family. Her father is renowned author E.L. Doctorow. Her mother, also a writer, is from North Carolina. Both her parents played folk music as a hobby when she was a child. Caroline quickly became enamored of the folk stars that she met through her parents, such as Pete Seeger, Judy Collins, Joan Baez and Mimi Fariña, whom she counts as a significant influence. As a teenager, Caroline would travel the Greyhound bus line up and down the east coast, going to and performing in many folk festivals. She attended Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts, mostly playing music and not going to classes very often.

All her years of hard work are now beginning to pay off and this is especially evident in her songwriting.

Grounds & Sounds features the best in live acoustic music in a casual, comfortable atmosphere.  Enjoy gourmet coffee, pastries and desserts.  Bring a bottle of wine and we’ll pour it for you – fruit and cheese plates are available, too. 

The show begins with an open mic at 8PM.


 

 


On Stage August 14

Caroline Doctorow

Doors Open at 7:30pm

Open Mic at 8:00pm

Feature Act at 8:45pm

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Caroline Doctorow is coming to Stony Brook

Over the years, Caroline’s back-up band has included some outstanding players in the acoustic music world including dobro player Cindy Cashdollar (Bob Dylan, Ryan Adams), banjo player Eric Weissberg (Deliverance), fiddler Barbara Lamb (Laura Love, Asleep At The Wheel) guitarist Andrew Carillo (Joan Osborne) and many others.

Caroline is currently touring the Northeast with her acoustic band in both live shows and on many radio station appearances including Vin Scelsa’s famous, long-running eclectic music show “Idiots’ Delight” on New York radio station WFUV.