A Musical Oasis -- An Afternoon of Music to Support Oasis Free Clinics

Join us for an afternoon of outstanding music by local musicians

to benefit the Oasis Free Clinics.

Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door.

Our performers include:

Jud Caswell

Jud is a little bit like a one-man folk festival. You’ve got your banjo picking, your Irish drinking songs, a rack of acoustic instruments, and a deep catalog of award-winning originals. He’s often compared to James Taylor and David Wilcox, but his songs draw on a long musical history and wide-ranging influences from jazz and Piedmont blues to contemporary folk and rock.

Cilantro

Soaring Harmonies and passion for the music best describes a performance by Cilantro, the Duo. Margot Frost and Earl Bigelow execute intricate and impressive guitar work as they sing their thoughtful and personal original songs mixed with a wide range of popular music.  Standards like “Misty” and “Look of Love”, to the classic, ingenious “Golden Slumbers” medley from the Beatles White Album come alive with their performance.

The pair also heads up Band Cilantro, which consists of five pieces that can be seen and heard all over Maine in the summer months.

Kat Logan

Kat has been performing music all of her life, was trained and have a musical degree as an organist.  But her real love is singing folk music.  She sings like an angel and plays the accordion, as well as the guitar, piano, banjo and a portable pump organ.

Red Beans and Rice

Red Beans & Rice is a loose affiliation of two — a (mostly) acoustic duo playing an entertaining and engaging mix of blues, old and new.  Mr. Rice (Carter Ruff) plays slide guitar and has been known to howl at the moon.  "Red" Beans (Dave Hunt) is a gentler fellow with a touch on the guitar that is sweetly complex, and a voice as smooth as butter on a slow burn.