Sunday, May 2  7-10 pm EDT
  Greenwich Village Folk Festival
with
Robin & Linda Williams
Jack Williams
Joziah Longo (of the Slambovians)
Joe Crookston
Stella Prince, Seth Glier
Neshama Carlebach, Steve Tilston
Declan O'Rourke, Daniel Cainer
on GVFF website, facebook  or youtube
concerts archived at
www.GreenwichVillageFolkFestival.org

Saturday May 8  7 pm EDT
House Concert at Bill's House
by invitation only
for info rodmacd@aol.com

free concert
donations welcome
www.paypal.com/donatetorod
Box 3844, Boynton Beach, FL 33424

Sunday, May 16  7-10 pm EDT
  Greenwich Village Folk Festival
and Sunday Street Concerts
present
"Dylanfest 2021"
Guy Davis, Cliff Eberhardt
Freebo, Greg Greenway
Alice Howe, The Kennedys
Rebecca Loebe, Joziah Longo
Rod MacDonald, David Massengill
Crys Mathews, Tom Prasada-Rao
Queler/Farber Family Band
Terre Roche, Russ Seeger
Rob Stoner, Noel Paul Stookey
Happy Traum
watch on GVFF website, facebook  or youtube

Sunday, May 23  9 pm EDT
facebook live and free
www.facebook.com/rodmacd

free concert
donations welcome at
www.paypal.com/donatetorod
Box 3844, Boynton Beach, FL 33424

Sunday, May 30  9 pm EDT
on facebook live and free
www.facebook.com/rodmacd

free concert
donations welcome at
www.paypal.com/donatetorod
Box 3844, Boynton Beach, FL 33424

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A veteran of the Greenwich Village folk scene, Rod MacDonald’s happily ensconced in Delray and still manages to eke out a pretty good living with frequent touring and an ongoing series of master classes at FAU where he lectures on popular music.

Prior to relocating to these realms in 1995, MacDonald was a constant presence at many of New York’s most prestigious folk clubs, including Gerdes Folk City and the Bottom Line, and his level activity both here and abroad hasn’t faltered since.

Despite frequent overseas tours, he manages to make regular Florida appearances, not only under his own auspices, but also as part of his Dylan tribute band Big Brass Bed and in a traditional group setting with singer Tracy Sands. Their songs are devoted to social and political commentary; his “American Jerusalem” was hailed for its commentary about the contrast between the rich and the poor. It’s little wonder his material has been covered by the likes of Dave Van Ronk, Shawn Colvin, Jonathan Edwards, and the ubiquitous Four Bitchin’ Babes.

He can also claim ten solo albums and shared stages with Emmylou Harris, Pete Seeger, Peter Yarrow, Richie Havens, Ani DiFranco, Odetta, Suzanne Vega, and the Violent Femmes. Whew! If you’ve never caught him in concert, keep a lookout. It’s only a matter of time before you find him playing in a pub near you.

By Lee Zimmerman, New Times