Blues Duo Coming to Port Chester

The Port Chester Council for the Arts announces a concert later this month featuring the bluesy talents of one of Port Chester's own:

The Port Chester Council for the Arts continues its 30th Anniversary Artist Series with a concert by the roots blues duo Mulebone, on November 18 at 8 PM at Crawford Park Mansion, North Ridge St., Rye Brook, NY.

Tickets are $20 and can be reserved by calling the PCCFA office at 914-939-3183
or emailing PortChesterCFA@gmail.com.

Mulebone features Port Chester native and multi-instrumentalist John Ragusa
and roots music specialist Hugh Pool. They perform slide guitar boogies, one-
chord trance riffs a la Howlin Wolf, the up-tempo rags of Reverend Gary Davis and country blues of all shapes and colors. In Mulebone, Ragusa plays conch shell, Jews harp, cornet, all manner of flutes, tin whistle and chimes in on the harmony vocals. Pool plays guitars, harmonica, boot board and sings.

To learn more about Mulebone, visit their website at www.mulebonemusic.com.
Their live performances can be found by searching “Mulebone” on YouTube.

In its 30 years, the Port Chester Council for the Arts has mounted over 110
productions featuring over 2,000 adults and children. Today, the PCCFA presents children’s, teen and adult theatre productions and runs educational arts-based programs including an artist-in-residence program for grades K-5 in conjunction with the Port Chester school district. In 2008 the PCCFA founded the annual NATIONAL ARTS in the School Day® which recognizes the vital role of the arts in education. To learn more about the PCCFA, visit www.portchestercfa.org.