Strangefolk guitarist Jon Trafton and Percy Hill bassist John Leccese took the stage with Reid Genauer (formerly of Strangefolk) Saturday at the Gathering of the Vibes in Mariaville, NY. Towards the end of Reids solo acoustic set, Trafton and Leccese sat in for the Folk classics Things That Fly and So Well. Its really quite an invigorating feeling to play an acoustic guitar in front of a crowd that large, says Genauer. It was a gathering of the vibes, literally.
Reid and his band play this Saturday, July 13 at the Webster Theater in Hartford, CT. For details, visit the groups official website.
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Published: 2002/07/08
Jon Trafton, John Leccese Perform with Reid Genauer
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