The Podunk Throwbacks are not to be missed they weave a musical tapestry making your feet tap, your mind think and your body sway.
These 5 musicians combine their talents to create a wonderful palette of many musical styles.
Todd Skilton’s song writing skills are featured beautifully with the musical talents of the entire band.
The Podunk Throwbacks create timely music reflecting current issues in the world as well as Todd’s life experience.
This is all original music done with talent, consciousness and spirit.
The Band has grown to consist of
Todd Skilton – Songwriter, vocals & Guitar
Amy Jones – Violin
Geoff Kooris – Bass
Thom Kennedy – Guitar
Xavier Pietri – Percussionist
This video is by Mike U III @ The Pickle Stand
PODUNK THROWBACKS
Tuesday Agust 8th @ 7pm
“The Podunk Throwbacks are a “throwback” to a time when songwriters did not “lure” listeners with familiar covers and slip their own works in between, but believed in their songs enough to allow them to stand on their own….& that’s exactly what they do. Their music combines lyrics of life experience with a diverse & energetic sampling of different musical styles, providing a little something for everyone to relate to. Together, the Podunk Throwbacks take front-man & songwriter, Todd Skilton’s musical perceptions of life and “throw them back” with a unique sound, no “gimmicks” or formulation & an energy that keeps the audience engaged.
The Podunk Throwbacks started as a duo in 2012, and have evolved into a 5-piece band over the years. They have taken their 3 hours of originals from coffeeshops and hardware stores to the Goshen Stampede, the Elm City Folk Festival &most recently, the Podunk Bluegrass Festival Acoustic stage. They have performed in venues all over CT, MA, NY & RI, & are currently working on their first cd. “
Contact & Booking info:
Amy – (860) 324-9934
aej121572@gmail.com
Podunk Throwbacks On Reverb Nation
Above video from Shoreline Music Monthly aired on 10/11/16
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Hope to see you at the show!
~ Yvette
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