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Arkansas' Folk Ambassadors Still On The Hill in concert

The old year has gone and a new one stands before us! Time then for our annual visit from the splendid songwriting and performance powerhouse that is Still On The Hill. The sheer quantity, quality and consistency of their output over the course of 11 albums has earned them the well deserved recognition as Arkansas' musical ambassadors.

Drawing from their back catalog Still On The Hill will present an evening of their favorite songs and doubtlessly will have their nigh legendary "NeedlePowerPoint" graphics to add yet an other layer to their multi-instrument performance.

KELLY MULHOLLAN is a fifth generation native Arkansan. At six years old he cut his teeth, playing ukulele and listening to Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. Now when he plays the guitar, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, ukulele or upright bassyou can hear all those influences- along with his strong Ozark roots- coming through to create a sound that is unique to Still on the Hill. Kellys masterful songwriting dips into the deep well of history, and his love for the Ozarks is alive in every word and note that he plays.

DONNA MULHOLLAN learned the fiddle in the kitchen with her dad, who played the guitar and sang old Hank Williams and Bob Wills songs. For 35 years she toured the country playing with various country-western bands and even did a stint with a large Las Vegas show. At 18 she had met an old fiddle maker named Denton Boze who lived in a tarpaper shack in the Arkansas backwoods. Donna wrote her first song about him, opening a floodgate of songs, many about people and places in the Ozarks. Her instrumental palette includes; several one of a kind Ozark-made fiddles, mandolin, musical saw, scrub-board, ukelin, guitar, mule-jawbone and Ozark pickin bow.

Please join us for an evening of songs with deep Arkansas roots and learn some new and neat things about our wonderful state!

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