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Ed Littlefield’s Marley’s Ghost Returns to The Palindrome This Sunday!

Who: Marley’s Ghost
When: Sunday, August 16th at 7:30pm (Doors at 7)
Where: The Palindrome 
      1893 S Jacob Miller Rd in Port Townsend

Tickets: Online at http://rainshadowtickets.com



If there is a group who can push forward the ageless Americana blueprint of The Band, it might just be Marley’s Ghost.” - Something Else!

As most people will tell you, there’s an undeniable connection between versatility and variation. Suffice it to say that each depends on the other. In the case of Seattle-based Marley’s Ghost, that eclectic energy has resulted in a broad repertoire that has defied any ability to tag them to any one particular genre. Their dozen albums to date — like the output of The Band — survey a broad scope of Americana and acoustic music in general, refusing to confine them to any singular niche.

“It is, and always has been, about the music,” bassist, fiddler, guitarist, singer and chief songwriter Dan Wheetman insists. “That’s what’s kept this band going for so long. It’s always been about digging a little deeper, honing our skills and celebrating the entire playing process. That drives us forward.”

With their current album, the aptly named Travelin’ Shoes, Marley’s Ghost veers towards a path that doesn’t detract from that overarched umbrella, but instead helps define it further. Produced by acclaimed virtuoso Larry Campbell (Bob Dylan, Levon Helm), who was previously behind the boards for The Woodstock Sessions, their highly acclaimed 2016 album, Travelin’ Shoes is a joyous and surprisingly diverse set of songs, a celebratory salute to the finest traditions of American music. “Larry has a vast knowledge that spans so many genres,” Wheetman recalls. “The thing he recognized in us is our connection to the folk and roots musicians of a past generation, and he saw in us an ability to give that music contemporary credence. He knew our strengths and how to use them to the best advantage in each of the songs.” Or, as the L.A. Weekly aptly put it, “This West Coast group deftly dashes across decades of American music to create a sound that’s steeped in tradition but never bogged down by traditionalism.”

Composed of singer/multi-instrumentalists Wheetman, Jon Wilcox, Mike Phelan, Ed Littlefield Jr., Jerry Fletcher, and Bob Nichols, the band can sing and play anything with spot-on feel, from roots to rock, blues to bluegrass, gospel to stone country, which is what they’ve been doing – to the ongoing delight of a fervent cult that includes many of their fellow musicians – for over 30 years as a working unit. More than three decades from that initial spark, they’re still playing together with the same passion, purpose and chemistry that inspired them early on.

The vocals will blow you away with their purity. The group sings with the heartfelt conviction that only those who embody music’s spirituality can convey.” – Relix

Remarkable, distinctive voices, giddily eccentric eclecticism, a heady subversive treat.” – No Depression

The real draw is the band itself, showcasing the kind of ensemble performances that come only from a lifetime of playing together, thriving across the decades as virtuosic, unsung heroes of country, folk, and Western swing.” – Acoustic Guitar

UPCOMING SHOWS - Advance tickets available online at http://rainshadowtickets.com

08/15/26 Live in the Studio Series: Hiroya Tsukamoto
08/16/26 Marley’s Ghost @ The Palindrome
08/20/26 Live in the Studio Series: Andrew Duhon Duo
08/23/26 Live in the Studio Series: Jim Page
09/04/26 Love, Dean @ The Palindrome
09/11/26 Live in the Studio Series: Rough Romance
09/19/26 Live in the Studio Series: Tracy Grammar
09/24/26 Live in the Studio Series: Black Feathers
09/30/26 Live in the Studio Series: Jack Barksdale
10/10/26 David Jacobs-Strain & Bob Beach @ The Palindrome
10/27/26 Tannahill Weavers @ The Palindrome
11/07/26 Live in the Studio Series: Michael Shay & Will Dudley
11/17/26 Live in the Studio Series: Jonas Myers, Sammy J Watson & Connor Forsyth

THANK YOU AND OUR SPONSORS FOR SUPPORTING LIVE MUSIC: NICOLE BLASUCCI of COLDWELL BANKER BEST HOMES, CORVUS CRAFTS, EAGLEMOUNT WINERY | CIDERY, 91.9 KPTZ.


To hear samples of our work and/or to support our local community-based radio station KPTZ, visit https://rainshadowrecording.bandcamp.com/album/rainshadow-recording-sampler-all-proceeds-benefit-kptz.


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