North of Lancaster, PA at
intersection of Rte #'s 501, 897, and 419.
Locust and West Oak Street - Schaefferstown, Pennsylvania
Admission:
Age 16 and Over - $10.00
(Under 16 FREE).
******** FOR THE ENTIRE EVENING ********
Tickets for all 4 August shows are available for $30.00
on the night
of the first show - August 5, 2006 at the Gate.
OR
By mail - send a self addressed stamped envelope and a check for $30.00
payable to: "The
Schaefferstown Fire Company" to:
Delicious Homecooked Meals at the Fire Company Banquet Hall beginning at 4:00 PM.
Hot Dogs, French Fries, Sodas, Hamburgers, Coffee, Candy, Ice Cream -Game Midway and Children's games in Children's Funland.
Always FREE Parking.
"The working class poet of country music". Ray Scott was raised in the rural farming
community of Semora, North Carolina. Ray has a sense of where country music's
been and he knows that he's taking it somplace new. Listening to his music, you can
tell that Ray's influences have been Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Merle Haggard.
A few years ago, Ray got his big break when he landed a publishing deal with Nashville's
Tom Collins after Randy Travis and Clay Walker recorded two of his songs.
AND: JAMEY JOHNSON
Jamey Johnson was raised in Montgomery, Alabama and grew up influenced by that state's famous country musicians such as Hank Williams Jr., Vern Gosdin, and the band, Alabama. After beginning his singing career in the clubs of Montgomery, Jamey served eight years with the United States Marine Corp. After his service with the Marines, Jamey struggled to find a record deal until his seventh audition for RCA Records.
For the Children:
Sparky the Fire Prevevtion Dog from
The Lebanon County Fire Education Committee.
AUGUST 12, 2006
In 1964, Connie Smith recorded John Anderson's song "Once A Day" and it became her
first hit, spending eight weeks at number 1 and 28 weeks on the US country charts.
Connie became a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 1965, pleasing audiences with her
beautiful voice for many years. Connie has performed traditional country music and
gospel music on the Opry and recorded an album of Hank Williams' gospel songs.
She regularly plays the Opry, network radio, television shows and personal appearances.
Connie's Hit Songs include : "Once A Day",
"Baby's Back Again",
"I Just Want To Be Your Everything", and
"Blue Transister Radio"
This band is one of the best local country music bands around. The band features
contemporary and classic country and bluegrass music. Good music and comedy for
the whole family.
Look for special guests appearing with the band!
For the Children:
Turkey Hill.
AUGUST 19, 2006
Gene Watson was born in Palestine, Texas and was one of seven children. Though he can
sing honky-tonk, Gene has a reputation for singing soulful ballads in the classical
country tradition. Gene can give his music a contemporary sound without sacrificing his
trademark traditional style. Gene has great respect for songwriters stating that you
can be a great singer, but if you don't have a great song, you're in trouble!
Gene's Hit Songs include : "Farewell Party",
"Paper Rosie",
"Nothing Sure Looked Good On You", and
"Fourteen Carat Mind".
PLUS: DEAN-O
with Sugar Creek
Always a favorite at The Schaefferstown Firemen's Carnivals, Dean-O, with his full, rich voice delivers country ballads that keep the crowds wanting more. His passion for singing was cultivated growing up in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania listening to country, bluegrass, and gospel music. Dean-O has a classic country music program on Lebanon, Pa. radio station, WWSM 1510 AM radio, weekdays from 6:00 A.M. till 9:30 A.M.
Originally scheduled for this evening
was MARGO SMITH, legendary singer from the 1970's and 80's, who will not be able to appear
tonight - due to illness.
Everyone at the Schaefferstown Fire Company sends their "Get Well"
wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery.
For the Children:
Smokey the Bear
AUGUST 26, 2006
This is a man with a story to tell, the kind of story that sounds like it comes from a
classic country song. Jeff was given up for adoption as a baby. He later met his birth
mother, but his father remains a mystery. His adoptive parents played lots of records
by Webb Pierce, Loretta Lynn, Patsy Cline, and Jeff's biggest influence - Elvis Presley.
Hungry to see the world, Jeff joined the National Guard at the age of 17. After several
unsuccessful marriages and working on an oil rig, as a carpenter, as a welder, and
as a song writer, Jeff settled down to his real love of music. After Gene Watson and
Tracy Lawrence recorded three of his songs, he gave up his last odd job of pouring concrete
and devoted his time to singing and recording great country music..
Jeff's Hit Songs include : "Rainbow Man ",
"Country Enough",
"The Love Song",
"My Inlaws Are Outlaws " and "Good People ".
PLUS: JASMINE MORGAN
Jasmine is a Schuylkill County girl residing in Valley View, Pa. Jasmine is well known along the East Coast and into the midwest. When not performing, Jasmine is pursuing a degree in musical performance and music business at Lebanon Valley College in nearby Annville, Pa.
For the Children:
Kellogg's Tony The Tiger.
Vertex Internet Send your e-mail comments or questions to:
The Schaefferstown
Firemen's Carnival at schaefferstown@email.com.
Jamey Johnson
Cramer Brothers
Dean-0
Jasmine Morgan
Schaefferstown, PA as seen from a United States Geological Survey earth satellite:
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