The Quitters at Muddy Creek House Concerts

Come to The First Muddy Creek Concert on Saturday, June 22, featuring The Quitters!

Muddy Creek Concerts is proud to present its first outdoor house concert at the back deck of the Aro Farm, seven miles south of Corvallis, Oregon.

Located off Greenberry Road between Corvallis and Monroe, doors will open at 2:30pm. A no-host taco truck will be available for your enjoyment, but you are also welcome to bring your own food and/or drinks. Music at 3:30pm.

We recommend a $20 - 25 voluntary donation per person, 100% of which goes to the artists.

While thee will be plenty of sunshine on this day of summer solstice weekend, bring clothes that are appropriate for the day's weather report. Also bring water and a camp chair and/or blanket to sit on while on the lawn.

To reserve a seat, email Pete Angwin at muddycreekconcert@gmail.com.

About The Quitters:
The Quitters duo consists of a right-side up finger stylist (Stevie Coyle) and an upside-down backwards flat picker (Glenn “Houston” Pomianek). They were two original founding members of The Waybacks quintet, and Glenn was co-founder and long-time lead guitarist for the high octane Americana band, Houston Jones. Additional info on The Quitters is at https://www.quittersduo.com/

Glenn Houston’s guitarist influences range from Michael Bloomfield to Doc Watson, as shown in his mastery of both acoustic and electric guitar. Glenn has been voted Best Guitarist by the Northern California Bluegrass Society and has shared billing with Emmylou Harris, Merle Haggard, Earl Scruggs, Doc and Merle Watson, Willie Nelson and countless other famous artists.

Stevie Coyle was inspired to take up finger-picking by the first Hot Tuna album. After degrees in Theatre and Theology, he hit the road with The Royal Lichtenstein Circus, doing comedy, magic, wire-walking, sword-swelling and juggling. Since then he has released a solo CD and opened up his own high-end acoustic guitar shop, Mighty Fine Guitars, in Lafayette, CA. He is also a master of the comedic mashup, with such songs as “Stairway To Gilligan’s Island” and “Mary Tyler Moore Meets The Reaper” in his repertoire. In addition to his stellar musical career, Stevie also claims fame as an actor and comedian, including appearances on Cheers and The Comedy Store.