History House of Greater Seattle

          History House of Greater Seattle Presents
                      A Michael Guthrie/John Nordstrand Production
                              2007
Music in the Sculpture Garden
               A Summer Concert Series
                   Every Sunday, 2-4pm
               June 3 through August 26

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July 1, Sun 2-4pm
Carl Allen and Brian Booth

Carl Allen
Vocal, Acoustic Guitar

Caught up in the Kingston Trio Era, Carl Started singing Folk Music in the late 50's, and he has never stopped. He hooked up with Bill Murlin in 1959 to create the Wanderers. Carl has done two television specials for KCTS Channel 9 in Seattle. He also completed a two year tour of the Washington State for Inquiring Mind Series. Carl does a first person characterization of Woody Guthrie singing the Columbia River Songs.

Musician's Website
Carl Allen - www.nas.com/~cubic

Brian Charles Booth
Songwriter-Singer

Having backpacked from Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail, served on a U.S. Navy submarine, and won & lost in life’s biggest adventure – love – Brian Charles Booth has a variety of experiences & stories to share, delivering it in his original “straightupbeat” folk-pop style. Framed in themes of heartbreak, humor & hope, and presented with robust melodies & articulate guitarwork, his energetic acoustic tunes reflect his influences from Chicago blues and eastern Kentucky bluegrass and end up a style uniquely his own.

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Brian Charles Booth
Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Carl Allen
Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Bill Murlin
Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand


The Wanderers
Photo Courtesy Nancy Nordstrand