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Third Annual Paoli Blues Fest —Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011Special 11:15 a.m. performance by the School of Rock

The best blues bands in the Delaware Valley on two stages!Street fair, food, dancing, stuff for kids and lots of great music

Paoli will be hummin’, swingin’ and swayin’ to the bluesFREE! Please bring a non-perishable food item for REACT food closet.

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Paoli Blues Fest 2011MAIN STAGE: Paoli Village Shoppes, Route 30 in the heart of Paoli (across from the train station) 11:15 a.m.: Warm-up set with the School of Rock Noon-6 p.m.: Six blues bands from the East CoastThe Third Annual Paoli Blues Fest Main Stage will feature an estimated crowd of 10,000-20,000, 100-125 vendors, a beer garden, and regional blues bands that draw enthusiasts from the Delaware Valley and beyond. Food offerings will include barbecue, Italian, hot-off-the-grill treats, ice cream, water ice, custard and more. Kids can enjoy the dunk tank while adults check out bikes from Harley Davidson, classic cars, art, jewelry, pet stuff and more.STAGE 2: Noon-4 p.m.: Malvern Federal Savings Bank “Baby Blues” Stage 2 area will entertain with music, crafts, massages, a moon bounce, karate demos, dancers, face painting, chaulk art, food, jugglers and more.

ADMISSION COST: Food for REACT The music and street fair are free, but admission does include a non-perishable food item for REACT, which helps local families and the elderly in the Main Line area. With the support of the Tredyffrin Township Police, REACT provides 60-80 meals a week.

YOU’RE INVITED! And bring a friend, the kids, pets (look for vendors giving treats)—or just come alone and make friends! After two years, we’re fi nding that people and families stay the whole day. The music is great and never stops, the food keeps coming, the dancing is infectious, and fun is all around. So why leave? In fact, each year the number of people attending has doubled, and we expect the same this year. So come early, stay late, have fun, visit the shops, eat, drink and, most of all, enjoy the blues.

MAKE IT A WEEKEND! There are lots of things to do in the Paoli area. So if you’re coming from afar, why not stay? Contact the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau or visit www.paoli-bluesfest for places to stay and things to do ... Historic Waynesborough, Valley Forge National Historical Park, King of Prussia Mall, Chanticleer Garden, Wayne Art Center and lots more.

THANK YOU!What a party 2010 was! And expect 2011 to be bigger and better thanks to our sponsors —especially Paoli Village Shoppes and Malvern Federal Savings Bank—our hosts—Paoli Hospital, Main Line Today and WXPN—and our many other generous sponsors. Thanks also to our volunteers and vendors, who make the day yummy, organized, friendly and top-notch.

And don’t miss a visit with hometown artist Dane Tilghman, whose work we’ve used since the birth of the Paoli Blues Fest. This year’s cover image, titled Big Bo, captures the signature square guitar of Bo Diddley.

Tilghman grew up in Paoli. He’s also known for his murals in Citizens Bank Park, the Baseball Hall of Fame and Turner Field, plus his creations for other blues and jazz festivals. (Thanks, Dane!)

And remember: This year’s blues bands are the best of the best. So join us for an awesome day—and shake the blues away!

Visit paolibluesfest.com.

“In just two years, the Paoli Blues Festival has evolved into a not-to-be-missed fall event that draws music fans from throughout the region.” —Main Line Today

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Founder: Ken Klaus Co-Chairs: Pattye Benson (Great Valley House) and Marie Thibault (Partners Advertising) Sponsorship and Financial Director: John Fattibene (Harvest Financial Partners) Music Committee: Tom Kaney (McKnight Kaney), Bob DiSimone (Paoli Car Care) Creator of Blues Fest Image: Dane Tilghman First Aid and Emergency Services: Brad Zerr (Paoli Hospital) Director of Volunteers: Tony LaRocca (New York Life) Director of Vendor Coordination: Bob Pacca Information Booth Director: Linda Goldstein (Linda’s Country Cleaners) Hospitality: Denise Degus Signage: Mark Thurwanger Main Stage Location Providers: Judy Huey (Paoli Village Shoppes) Website Development: SparkNet Technologies

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David Coppa & Scrapple’s mastery has been heavily influenced by Albert, B.B. and Freddy King, Louis Jordan, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. These blues rockers write many of their own songs, perfecting a traditional and contemporary blues style.

With its searing guitar licks and backbeat with heat, the trio is a real crowd-pleaser that will quench your appetite for shuffles, slow blues, boogie-woogie and powerful instrumentals. Flavored with hints of Texas blues and Jimi Hendrix, David Coppa & Scrapple are a Philly-style staple with a sound recipe for success.

Says one fan: “David Coppa is a must-hear, jaw-dropping guitar wizard whose music sizzles and never fizzles.”

Visit www.facebook.com/pages/david-coppa-scrapple.

Angel Blue Band is Philadelphia based, playing a variety of venues and events in the Tri-State region. The band is fronted by remarkable and versatile singer Jan Epstein, described by many as “the little diva with the big voice.”

Epstein grew up in Boston, where she established herself in the jazz and rock club scene. But while her

roots are in rock and jazz, her passion of late is singing a unique form of blues, as interpreted through her unique background.

The Angel Blue Band’s diverse repertoire ranges from gritty, Joplin-esque rock to soul, jazz and funk. The group also features Tom Kaney on guitar, Mike Whren on bass, Dave Lynn on saxophone and Charles Plaugher on drums.

Visit www.facebook.com/angelblueband.

Russ Lambert with Rob Perna & the Shakedancer Band blend traditional Chicago and Mississippi blues with the California jump style. First-class showmen who like to involve audiences in their performances, they inspire everyone to get up and dance.

The band’s varied lineup includes guitarists Rob Perna and Wayne Johnston, bassists Jeff Michael, Jimmy Prichard and Lou Brotman, and drummers Larry Hinkel and Michael St. John O’Rourke. Lambert handles vocals and plays chromatic and diatonic harmonica. About the group, Delaware’s Big Shout newspaper wrote: “They don’t settle on just one style, but span the whole range of what the blues are all about. Lowdown shuffles, fast-tempo tunes that hit you with a case of audio whiplash, dynamite struts and—to juice it up a little more—some swinging jump.”

If you’re a blues lover or just want to have a great time, then don’t miss this next performance.

Visit www.myspace.com/therusslambertband.

The Scoville Blues Band is a high-energy blues act based out of Bucks County with many influences that help define their style. The band offers something for everybody, from contemporary blues rock to the traditional Texas and Chicago styles to funky New Orleans strains—both originals and covers.

The Scoville Blues Band has played the Riverfront Blues Festival, the Lehigh River Blues Jam, Taste of Philadelphia, the State Street Blues Stroll and the Burlington Jazz & Blues Heritage Festival, among other events. They’ve opened for rock legend Dave Mason, and blues greats Walter Trout and Chris Cain. The band includes Dave Piersig (lead vocals, percussion), Jay Pinkus (lead guitar, vocals), Ken Guthens (guitar, vocals), Jim Bowman (drums, percussion) Dave Badgley (harp, sax and vocals)

Visit www.scovilleblues.com.

The Deb Callahan Band features Philadelphia-based blues- and soul-drenched vocalist and songwriter Deb Callahan, who grew up in the Boston area but has been a fixture on the mid-Atlantic music scene since the late 90s. During this time, she’s gained a reputation for her creative writing

and powerful, emotionally expressive voice, and her engaging stage presence makes for a high-energy show. Blues Revue has referred to her as the next Bonnie Raitt, raving that “Philly’s Deb Callahan has the pipes, the songs and the raw talent to graduate to the next level”.

Callahan and her band have entrenched themselves in the national blues scene with performances at festivals from coast to coast, including California’s Monterey Bay Blues Festival, Florida’s Springing the Blues Festival, Minnesota’s Boundary Water Blues Festival and Connecticut’s Cookin at McCooks, plus many other events in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Visit www.debcallahanband.com.

Mikey Jr. is a self-taught prodigy. Hunkering down with his impressive collection of vintage tapes, CDs and videos, Mikey spent the better part of his youth immersing himself in blues music. By the time he was 21, he was already a road-tested player, making even ardent blues purists take notice.

Since that time, Mikey Jr. has released six CDs, along with a documentary DVD. His latest release, It Ain’t Hard to Tell, is being hailed as a watershed effort.

Visit mikeyjunior.com.

A special thanks to the Main Line School of Rock.

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schedule of events Malvern Federal Savings Bank

Noon-1 p.m. – Band/music1-1:30 p.m. – Dance1:30-2:15 p.m. – The Great Holtzie (kids’ comedian)2:30-3:15 p.m. – Phil Dickinson (kids’ songs/stories)3:15-4 p.m. – Band/music

ongoing events• Elmwood Zoo – Swamp animals (alligators, frogs, etc.)• Center on Central – Crafts• Big Smile Toys – Crafts and toys• Face Painting• Moon Bounce• Paoli Library – Book/animal character• Chaulk Art• Food and Fun

Main stage Band schedulePaoli Village Shoppes

11:15 a.m. – School of Rock warm-up set Noon – David Coppa & Scrapple1 p.m. – Angel Blue Band2 p.m. – Russ Lambert with Rob Perna & the Shakedancer Band3 p.m. – Scoville Blues Band4 p.m. – Deb Callahan Band5 p.m. – Mikey Jr.

Parking locationsGood Samaritan Church 212 W. Lancaster Ave.Paoli Train Station North Valley RoadPaoli Baptist Church 33 E. Lancaster Ave.Paoli Presbyterian Church 225 South Valley Road

MaP of locations and schedule

local accoMModations and transPortation infothe valley forge convention and visitors Bureau: www.valleyforge.org the Paoli Business & Professional association: www.paolibusiness.comchester county’s Brandywine valley: www.brandywinevalley.comPhiladelphia and countryside: www.visitphilly.comMalvern Business & Professional association: www.malvernbusiness.comsePta: www.septa.orgdesmond hotel: www.desmondgv.comPaoli Blues fest: www.paolibluesfest.com



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Everything’s coming up roses at Paoli Hospital (but we still love the blues)! Once again, Paoli Hospital is thrilled to sponsor the Paoli Blues Fest. Just as this event attracts the area’s best talent and provides the community with superb, live performances, Paoli—through the dedication, expertise and the outstanding performance of its well-respected physicians, Magnet-designated nurses and expert staff—delivers exceptional care every day to the residents of Chester County and beyond.

Paoli was recently named a Top 100 Hospital by Thomson Reuters for excellence in clinical outcomes, patient safety and satisfaction. In addition, the hospital received the Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission (the nation’s most respected accrediting organization) for hip and knee replacement, COPD and breast health. As Chester County’s only trauma center, Paoli’s specially trained emergency care team continues to save countless lives—the most signifi cant thing of all.

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“Hi Neighbor!” from online media sponsor MainLineNeighbors. Our friendly, familiar greeting goes out weekly to over 25,000 loyal MainLineNeighbors subscribers, who rely on this popular e-news-letter to fi nd out what’s happening in their own backyards. Founded in 2005 by Wayne residents Regina Sullivan and Laura Woyak, MainLineNeighbors promotes community involvement in local non-profi t events and activities.

Being the online media sponsor for the Paoli Blues Fest is a perfect fi t for MainLineNeighbors.

“We’re all about supporting our neighboring community, and a fun event like the Paoli Blues Fest is a perfect opportunity to do so,” says Sullivan.

Each week’s e-newsletter is packed with a variety of fun, entertaining and civic-minded events to appeal to a wide range of interests. As Woyak says, “It’s like getting an e-mail from your

From Our Major Sponsorsneighbor who’s in-the-know.”

So, no more excuses for wasting your weekends on laundry and errands. Find out what’s happening in your neighborhood, get involved and have some fun. Sign-up is free and easy—just go to MainLineNeighbors.com and choose the east or west edition. Welcome to the neighborhood. Enjoy! And we’ll see you at the Paoli Blues Fest on Oct. 1.

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SparkNet Technologies has your homepage ... and more. SparkNET Technologies is the developer of the Paoli Blues Fest website and very proud to be one of its major sponsors. Besides Web expertise, SparkNET also provides premium IT and software development services at reasonable prices. Its clients range in size from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies in industries from high-tech to manufacturing.

SparkNET tailors cater to clients’ needs. No project is exactly the same, and they focus on controlling whatever fi ts the project to ensure the highest quality product, delivered on time and on budget.

SparkNET Technologies also works in a wide range of capacities, from project planning and require-ments gathering to the entire software development lifecycle.

Visit www.sparknettech.com.

Get connected at Social Media Headquarters (HQ). How did you fi nd out about the Paoli Blues Fest? Well, if it was by word of mouth, the word is spreading thanks to groups of connected friends and even strangers, all with a common interest. Nick and Chris of Social Media Headquarters are helping to make that happen.

If you’re looking to connect, struggling to understand how to use Facebook and blogs, and not quite up to speed on the value that social media marketing offers in terms of engaging customers, getting leads and building an online brand, Social Media Headquarters has the solutions. Connect to the Paoli Blues Fest and like us on Facebook!

Visit www.socialmediahq.com.

The Four Main Types of Blues Delta Blues The fi rst blues music, originally played by itinerant black men from the Mississippi Delta region. Acoustic instrumentation is sparse—guitar and vocals, with occasional harmonica and piano. Artists that typify the style include Charley Patton, Eddie J. “Son” House, Robert Johnson and Muddy Waters.

Chicago Blues The product of Delta blues musicians bringing their music north to the Chicago area. Changes included amplifi cation of the voice with microphones, plus the addition of drums, horns, and, most importantly, electric guitars. Artists that typify this style include Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon and Howlin’ Wolf.

Texas Blues Features the same instrumentation as the Chicago style. It’s typified by artists like T-Bone Walker and Lightnin’ Hopkins.

Blues Rock Originating in the early 1960s during the folk revival, this style was directly influenced by Delta and Chicago blues.

Young white musicians copied the lyrical stylings and high energy of earlier black players, crank ing up the volume and the beat. Groups that typify this style include the Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, the Doors and Credence Clearwater Revival.

The Paoli Blues Festfeatures artists that play a combination of the above, but mostly blues rock. Bands perform with acoustic and electric guitars, harmonicas, drums, bass and even horns.

Keeping the blues visible is one of the prime motivators behind our festival. So join us Oct. 1 and shake the blues right out of your soul!



Dining in PaoliAcme, 39 Leopard Road, (610) 240-0101, acmemarkets.comAshys Burger and Fries, Paoli Shopping Center, 82 E. Lancaster Avenue, (610) 640-1800, ashysburger.comBaxter’s of Paoli, 14 Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 296-2699, baxterspa.comBoston Market, 154 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-3706, bostonmarket.comBravo Pizza, Paoli Shopping Center, 24 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-5122Burger King, 123 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-7310, burgerking.comCarangi Baking Co., 1556 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 648-9393,

carangibakery.comDunkin Donuts, 20 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 640-1890, dunkindonuts.comEinstein Bros. Bagels, 27 Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 296-1200,

einsteinbros.comElegance Café, Paoli Shopping Center, 82 E. Lancaster Ave.,

(610) 640-0404, elegancecafe.comGrappa Café, 19 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 889-4862, grappacafe.comHomeCooked, Paoli Village Shoppes, 1 Paoli Plaza, (610) 647-1002,

homecooked.netHong Garden Chinese, 36 Chestnut Road, (610) 296-9426,

honggardenchineserestaurant.comLe Saigon Restaurant, Paoli Shopping Center, 82 E. Lancaster Ave.,

(610) 889-4870, lesaigon.comMartini’s Italian Market, Paoli Village Shoppes, 17 Paoli Plaza,

(610) 644-3800, martinismarket.comOur Deli & Meats, 39 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 296-3350Paoli Diner, 1676 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 725-8100Pizza Hut, Paoli Village Shoppes, 2 Paoli Plaza, (610) 296-4300,

pizzahut.comPrimo Hoagies, Paoli Village Shoppes, 11 Paoli Plaza, (610) 644-6003,

primohoagies.comRed Hound Grill, 128 Paoli Pike, (483) 318-8047, redhoundgrille.comRita’s Water Ice, 1776 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 889-0100, ritasice.comSaladWorks, 231 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-7690, saladworks.comSassano’s Gourmet to Go, Depot Shoppes, 21 Plank Ave., Suite 220,

(610) 647-4140, sassanos.comSaxby’s Coffee, 35 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 318-7812, saxbyscoffee.comSeafood USA, 21 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 640-1330Starbucks Coffee, 15 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 722-5744, starbucks.comSubway, 1776 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 993-9304, subway.comTrattoria San Nicola, 4 Manor Road, (610) 695-8990, tsannicola.comTJ’s Restaurant & Drinkery, Paoli Village Shoppes, 35 Paoli Plaza,

(610) 725-0100, tjseveryday.comWabi Sabi, 1776 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 296-8100, wabisabipaoli.com

Wawa, 52 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 640-9854, wawa.comWendy’s, 220 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-2093, wendys.comWhirled Peace, 111 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 318-7735,

whirledpeacefroyo.comWings To Go, Paoli Village Shoppes, 31 Paoli Plaza, (610) 408-8102,

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ShoPPing in PaoliAcme Market, Paoli Shopping Center, 39 Leopard Road, (610) 240-0101,

acmemarkets.comArtful Framer, 32 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-3131, artfulframerfirst.comAnn Taylor Loft, 82 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 993-0435, anntaylorloft.comChico’s, Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 407-4074, chicos.comClockworks, 1819 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 640-4706Walter J. Cook Jeweler, 36 Chestnut Road, (610) 644-5347,

wjcookjeweler.comCreative Nook, 95 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-6665, creativenook.comCutter’s Mill, Paoli Village Shoppes, 43 Paoli Plaza, (610) 647-1811,

cuttersmillpetstore.comCVS Pharmacy, 1776 E. Lancaster Ave.,, (610) 647-4366, cvs.comDance Line, 30 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 251-2344, danceline.comFlowers by Priscilla, 1592 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-1919,

flowersbypriscilla.netGieGie Lingerie & Breast Care, 36 Chestnut Road, (610) 296-7626,

giegielingerie.comJohn’s SAS Shoes, 65 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 408-9950Julie’s Gold Ribbon, 32 Chestnut Road, (610) 640-0748Kitchen Kapers, 23 Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 644-1200,

kitchenkapers.comMain Line Lighting & Design, 1583 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-5400OLLY Shoes, 13 Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 647-0203, ollyshoes.comOur American Heritage, 23 Leopard Road, (610) 695-8151,

amerheritage.comPalm Tree, Depot Shoppes, 21 Plank Ave., Suite 124, (610) 647-2775Paoli Beverage, 1740 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 296-3440Paoli Design Center, 1604 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-4100,

paolidesigncenter.comPaoli Florist, Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 647-5725, paoliflorist.comPaoli Hardware & Toy Center, 16 Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 644-2013,

hardware-toy.comPaoli News Agency, 17 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-1727

Paoli Pharmacy, Paoli Shopping Center, 82 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-3880

Paoli Rug Co, 117 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-7250, paolirug.comPaoli Shopping Center, Lancaster Avenue, (610) 40-9800Paoli Village Shoppes, 41 Paoli Plaza, (610) 644-3274,

paolivillageshoppes.comPerformance Bicycle, 1740 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-8522,

performancebike.comPier 1 Imports, 82 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-2291, pier1.comPlato’s Closet, 27 Paoli Plaza, (610) 647-7788, platoscloset.comPolka Dots, 29 Leopard Road, (610) 640-2714, shopatpolkadots.comPutaway Tennis Shop, 30 Chestnut Road, (610) 647-8548, putawaytennis.comRadio Shack, 28 W. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-2320, radioshack.comRitz Camera, 90 Lancaster Ave., (610) 644-4640, ritzcamera.comRunaway Success, 36 Chestnut Road, (610) 296-2868, happyrunning.comShoppe Flare, 34 W. Lancaster Ave., (484) 318-7413, shoppeflare.comTalbots, 182 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 695-8701, talbots.comTerra Culture Gifts, 74 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-4180, terraculturegifts.comTesta Jewelers, Paoli Village Shoppes, 21 Paoli Plaza, (610) 640-4890,

testajewelersinc.comToad Hollow Athletics, 1590 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 640-0594,

toadhollowathletics.comTrove, Paoli Shopping Center, 82 E. Lancaster Ave., (484) 320-8626Travel Leaders, Paoli Shopping Center, (610) 296-9844,

travelleaders.com/paolipaVan Cleve Collection and Wedding Pavilion, 68 E. Lancaster Ave.,

(610) 647-5055, vanclevecollection.com; 72 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 647-5085, vanclevecollection.com/weddingpavilion

Vintage Home, 83 E. Lancaster Ave., (610) 251-2155, vintagehome.usWine & Spirits Shop, Depot Shoppes, 21 Plank Ave., Suite 140,

(610) 251-2863, pawineandspirits.com

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Bryn Mawr and Paoli Hospitals have once again received the Thomson Reuters’ 100 Top Hospitals® award* for excellence in clinical outcomes, patient safety, patient satisfaction and more.

Congratulations to their incredible teams of doctors, nurses, therapists, technicians, support staff, donors and volunteers who devote their time and their lives to caring for patients at the highest level.

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