Haunted Field Music News

Feb. 8, 2012 - On Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012 at 7:30 PM, David Kincaid will perform as part of a benefit concert to raise funds for the restoration of the Civil War monument dedicated to the local regiment in town of Bridgeton, NJ. While it's impossible to comprehend how or why anyone could do such a thing, the monument was vandalized a couple of months ago and is in urgent need of repair or replacement. Along with David Kincaid, the concert will feature the 12th New Jersey Regimental Band, and the Libby Prison Minstrels. If you're in the area, please come and show your support, and enjoy an evening of Civil War period music. The concert will take place at the Everett P. Marino Center, 11 Washington St, Bridgeton, NJ 08302. For more information contact Rich Mendoza, jrct10@verizon.net.
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	Disc 1: 1. THE KERRY REEL/THE WISE MAID/THE IRISH VOLUNTEER 2. PRIVATE MAGUIRE 3. THE LIST OF GENERALS 4. THE PRESIDENT’S BALL 5. ANNA LEE 6. THE IRISH-AMERICAN’S SONG/ THE GREEN FLAG FLYING BEFORE US 7. SONG FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE 8. KELLY’S IRISH BRIGADE 9. THE IRISH SIXTY-NINTH 10. THE DREADFUL ENGAGEMENT		Disc 2: 11. CAMP SONG OF THE CHICAGO IRISH BRIGADE 12. WE’LL FIGHT FOR UNCLE SAM 13. MY FATHER’S GUN/CONNAUGHTMAN’S RAMBLES/ THE MIST COVERED MOUNTAIN 14. PADDY’S LAMENTATION 15. THE KEEPER 16. PADDY ON THE TURNPIKE/EXIT 57 17. YOUNG AMERICA & OULD IRELAND 18. FREE AND GREEN 19. HALLOWED GROUND 20. MERRILY KISSED THE QUAKER/ THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEER


		David Kincaid & The Brandos performing songs of the Irish volunteers live in Europe, February 2004. Left to right: Frank Giordano (acoustic guitar, backing vocal, harmonica, Ernie Mendillo (bass, backing vocal), Chritopher Layer (uilleann pipes, flute, tin whistle), David Kincaid (lead vocal, mandolin, bodhrán, acoustic guitar, banjo). (Photo by Hans von Draminski)