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lee Hunter & Arvid Smith

No Small Thing CD cover

Tammerlin's latest CD
"No Small Thing"

Coming Up

Remember, all dates are subject to change, so you should contact the venue to confirm.

July 24 7:30-9:30pm Bok Tower and Gardens, Lake Wales, FL
http://boktowergardens.org/

JULY 30 7-10pm, Tammerlin, Music in the Courtyard at 200 First Street, Neptune Beach, FL - www.200firststreet.com

August 20-22 Hickoryfest, Wellsboro, PA -
http://www.hickoryfest.com/

Lee and Arvid portrait

Arvid Smith and Lee Hunter
Tammerlin photo: Ruby Porter

NOTES

In January 2008, Tammerlin released their fifth recording, "No Small Thing". Hunter's original songs blend seamlessly with a bluegrassy version of a Cold Play tune, a striking reading of Steve Winwood’s "Can’t Find My Way Home" and some cleverly updated traditional songs from the British Isles. Darol Anger, Joe Craven, Byron House and others guest on the album.

Dirty Linen Magazine has described the duo as "captivating". With a sound that is a step off the well-beaten path, Tammerlin has garnered praise from critics world-wide. Their innovative performances offer exceptional guitar playing, well-crafted original songs and traditional tunes pulled from the heart of American music-a little bit pop, country, British Isles and blues with some tasty world music flavorings.

Tammerlin offers educational programming for school groups, funded in part by the Florida State Touring Program. They have been on the artist roster for the Touring Program since 1997.

"Wintersong" is a unique holiday program featuring ancient carols, songs of the winter season, readings and poems, presented at the Smithsonian in 2001.

Tammerlin was chosen by the state of Florida to represent Florida artists when the Southern Arts Federation launched its Southern Artistry website.