Sparky Rucker

America's Roots and Blues in Story and Song
Saturday, April 28, 2001, 8pm
First Parish of Watertown
35 Church Street, Watertown
$11.00 general admission, $8.00 FSSGB members
Members' children 15 and under - Free
Non-Members' children: up to 6 - Free,
age 7 to 15 - half non-member price

Internationally acclaimed for his soulful singing, deft blues guitar work, provocative storytelling, and down-home humor, Sparky Rucker's programs are rich in educational content and entertainment value. Sparky has been touring and performing throughout the U.S. and Europe for over 30 years, and has produced 14 recordings. Featured on two National Geographic Society videos, he has presented teacher workshops at the Kennedy Center, and is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Hurston-Hughes Award. A former teacher, Sparky's programs offer lessons in African American culture and history through narrative blues, traditional folk and original songs and stories.

"Sparky Rucker is unique! He'll make you glad to be alive..." Pete Seeger

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