The Dixie Bee-Liners

[Randy Wood Presents]

Known equally for her golden pipes and lead foot, the dulcet-throated
BRANDI HART is a native of the Bluegrass State. She grew up singing
and playing music in Southern Baptist church choirs, where she got her
start at the tender age of 2. Her thoughtfully penned originals cover
a surprisingly broad range, from hard-driving bluesy scorchers to
ancient-toned instrumentals. A prolific songwriter, Brandi is
currently at work on three distinct bluegrass concept albums.

Bluegrass veteran BUDDY WOODWARD was a founding member of seminal 90's
alt.country whiz kids THE GHOST ROCKETS, and NYC honkytonkers BUDDY
WOODWARD & THE NITRO EXPRESS ("as explosive - and polished - a hard
honkytonk outfit as you'll find around New York" -- Barry Mazor, The
Village Voice), was a featured performer on Greg Garing's Alphabet
City Opry, as well as having played with John Starling, Steve Earle,
Rosie Flores, Jim Lauderdale, The Coal Porters, Laura Cantrell, Bill
Keith, Beat Rodeo, Sid Griffin, Smalltown Parade, The Jet Set, and The
Chelsea Mountain Jamboree, among many others.

SAV SANKARAN is a crackerjack vocalist and multi-instrumentalist.
Originally from Altoona, PA, Sav now makes his home in Asheville,
North Carolina. His soaring vocals and rock-solid downbeat on the bass
are an ovation-inspiring highlight of DBL performances. On the fiddle
and vocals is the lovely SARA NEEDHAM. A graduate of East Tennessee
State University, where she studied with the legendary Clarence
"Tater" Tate and performed with ETSU's beloved Pride Band, Sara's
warm, earthy touch on the fiddle and alluring vocals bring an
intriguing edge to the DBL sound. In the banjo chair is Mr. ZACHARY
MONGAN. Zach currently attends ETSU with a Public Performance
scholarship awarded by the Bluegrass, Old Time, and Country Music
program. In 2008, he was awarded the Grey Fox Bill Vernon Scholarship,
which is given annually to talented and motivated students who are
involved in bluegrass music. Finally, joining The Dixie Bee-Liners on
select dates in 2011 is dobroist LEAH NEEDHAM. (Yes, she is Sara's
sister!) In addition to excellent musical instincts and a striking
fashion sense, she's got a singing voice that we can only describe as
plaintively captivating. By spectacular coincidence, Leah is also a
student of ETSU, where she performs with the Pride Band.

Please find out more on this great group at http://dixiebeeliners.com/about.html

This is a Friday night show, the 6th of May with an 8:00 PM start.
Tickets for this show are only $25.00 + tax. Call now for yours!

Randy Wood Guitars
1304 E Hwy 80
Bloomingdale, GA 31302
912-748-1930
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