A few days before they perform together in Marietta Ohio,Todd Burge will interview Chris Hillman about his songwriting technique on our next Songwriter Night Radio Show.The show will air on WWVU U-92 FM Monday Oct 8th at 7pm Eastern and you can listen to it stream live HERE
http://u92.wvu.edu/
Hillman has written some classic songs including "So You Want to Be a Rock and Roll Star" by his band The Byrds. (Read more below)
Catch Hillman/Pedersen/Burge Live in Marietta OCT 11th! (Read More Below)
The Adelphia is proud to announce our very first Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee!
Chris Hillman (of the Byrds & Desert Rose Band) & Herb Pederson (also of Desert Rose Band) in Concert
Todd Burge will open the show.
The Adelphia Music Hall
Marietta Ohio
www.theadelphia.com
Tickets on sale now
Use any credit card on our secure server https://www.paypal.com/
Or call
1-740-374-8278
$27 in advance
$30 Day of show if available.
Dine before the show at the Galley which is adjoined to The Adelphia. There will not be dinner served during the show in The Adelphia Music Hall.
For dinner Reservations at the Galley
1-740-374-8278
Stay the night with us!
www.thehacketthotel.com
Chris Hillman
http://chrishillman.com/
Arguably the pioneer of the genre known as “Country Rock,” Chris Hillman has carved a permanent niche in the history of contemporary American music through his work with such notable bands as The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers and the Desert Rose Band.
Herb Pederson
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Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
From The Flying Burrito Brothers to Manassas and then on to Souther–Hillman–Furay, Chris Hillman continued to develop as a singer and songwriter. In the early 1980s, Hillman reunited with Herb
Pedersen and, along with John Jorgenson, formed the critically acclaimed Desert Rose Band. The Desert Rose Band enjoyed numerous Number One country singles throughout the decade, including One Step Forward, Summer Wind, and He’s Back and I’m Blue. By the mid-nineties, Hillman and Pedersen began performing as an acoustic duo and have recorded several successful albums
together. Their latest record, “At Edward’s Barn,” continues their long-running love for the music they embraced so passionately years ago.In 1991 Chris Hillman was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Byrds, and has received numerous accolades for his songwriting. Herb Pedersen was the number one
session singer and instrumentalist in the Los Angeles area for decades, performing on many notable artists’ albums. The Desert Rose Band, fronted by Chris, Herb and John Jorgenson, was honored
by both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association as “Best Vocal Band.”
Chris Hillman
GRAMMY Nominations:
1965 "Best New Artist" The Byrds
1987 "Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" The Desert Rose Band (album)
1989 "Best Country Vocal Collaboration" Chris Hillman & Roger McGuinn "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" (single)
1989 "Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" The Desert Rose Band "She Don't Love Nobody" (single)
National Academy of Recording arts and Sciences Hall of Fame:
"Mr. Tambourine Man" The Byrds (1965)
"Turn, Turn Turn (To Everything There is a Season) (1965)
"Eight Miles High" (1966)
"Sweetheart of the Rodeo" (1968)
Academy of Country Music Association Awards:
Band of the Year/Touring - The Desert Rose Band - 1988, 1989, 1990
Country Music Association Nominations:
1989 "Horizon Award " The Desert Rose Band
1989 "Vocal Group of the Year " The Desert Rose Band
1989 "Musician & Vocalist-Album of the Year" "Will the Circle Be Unbroken Vol. 2
1990 "Vocal Group of the Year" The Desert Rose Band
Country Music Hall of Fame Member: Walkway of the Stars
San Diego Music Awards
2004 Lifetime Achievement Award - The Scottsville Squirrle Barkers
Americana Music Association
2004 Lifetime Achievement Award Chris Hillman
Mojo Roots Award
2005 Chris Hillman
Broadcast Music Inc. - One Million Broadcast Radio Performances
"One Step Forward"
"Love Reunited"
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
1991 Inductee The Byrds
TODD BURGE OPENS THE SHOW
"Defying gravity and age, Todd just gets better. This collection includes songs that no one else could have conceived, much less written. Todd belongs in the company of Peter Stampfel, Todd Snider and Paul Thorn with Roger Miller winking from beyond. Dixon, O'Brien and Malone put up the perfect front to make it all seem so normal.
Look upon his works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
Larry Groce – Host of NPR’s Mountain Stage
www.toddburge.com
www.theadelphia.com
Tickets on sale now
Use any credit card on our secure server https://www.paypal.com/
Or call
1-740-374-8278
$27 in advance
$30 Day of show if available.
Dine before the show at the Galley which is adjoined to The Adelphia. There will not be dinner served during the show in The Adelphia Music Hall.
For dinner Reservations at the Galley
1-740-374-8278
Stay the night with us!
www.thehacketthotel.com
Chris Hillman
http://chrishillman.com/
Arguably the pioneer of the genre known as “Country Rock,” Chris Hillman has carved a permanent niche in the history of contemporary American music through his work with such notable bands as The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers and the Desert Rose Band.
Herb Pederson
http://
Chris Hillman & Herb Pederson
From The Flying Burrito Brothers to Manassas and then on to Souther–Hillman–Furay, Chris Hillman continued to develop as a singer and songwriter. In the early 1980s, Hillman reunited with Herb
Pedersen and, along with John Jorgenson, formed the critically acclaimed Desert Rose Band. The Desert Rose Band enjoyed numerous Number One country singles throughout the decade, including One Step Forward, Summer Wind, and He’s Back and I’m Blue. By the mid-nineties, Hillman and Pedersen began performing as an acoustic duo and have recorded several successful albums
together. Their latest record, “At Edward’s Barn,” continues their long-running love for the music they embraced so passionately years ago.In 1991 Chris Hillman was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Byrds, and has received numerous accolades for his songwriting. Herb Pedersen was the number one
session singer and instrumentalist in the Los Angeles area for decades, performing on many notable artists’ albums. The Desert Rose Band, fronted by Chris, Herb and John Jorgenson, was honored
by both the Academy of Country Music and the Country Music Association as “Best Vocal Band.”
Chris Hillman
GRAMMY Nominations:
1965 "Best New Artist" The Byrds
1987 "Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" The Desert Rose Band (album)
1989 "Best Country Vocal Collaboration" Chris Hillman & Roger McGuinn "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" (single)
1989 "Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal" The Desert Rose Band "She Don't Love Nobody" (single)
National Academy of Recording arts and Sciences Hall of Fame:
"Mr. Tambourine Man" The Byrds (1965)
"Turn, Turn Turn (To Everything There is a Season) (1965)
"Eight Miles High" (1966)
"Sweetheart of the Rodeo" (1968)
Academy of Country Music Association Awards:
Band of the Year/Touring - The Desert Rose Band - 1988, 1989, 1990
Country Music Association Nominations:
1989 "Horizon Award " The Desert Rose Band
1989 "Vocal Group of the Year " The Desert Rose Band
1989 "Musician & Vocalist-Album of the Year" "Will the Circle Be Unbroken Vol. 2
1990 "Vocal Group of the Year" The Desert Rose Band
Country Music Hall of Fame Member: Walkway of the Stars
San Diego Music Awards
2004 Lifetime Achievement Award - The Scottsville Squirrle Barkers
Americana Music Association
2004 Lifetime Achievement Award Chris Hillman
Mojo Roots Award
2005 Chris Hillman
Broadcast Music Inc. - One Million Broadcast Radio Performances
"One Step Forward"
"Love Reunited"
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
1991 Inductee The Byrds
TODD BURGE OPENS THE SHOW
"Defying gravity and age, Todd just gets better. This collection includes songs that no one else could have conceived, much less written. Todd belongs in the company of Peter Stampfel, Todd Snider and Paul Thorn with Roger Miller winking from beyond. Dixon, O'Brien and Malone put up the perfect front to make it all seem so normal.
Look upon his works, ye Mighty, and despair!"
Larry Groce – Host of NPR’s Mountain Stage
www.toddburge.com
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