Hi SJARMS members and friends,

SJARMS is pleased to announce that we will host the duo So Inclined (Rich and Peggy Linke) on Monday, May 9, 2022 at 7 pm at our usual location, Medford Memorial Community Center, 21 South Main Street, Medford, NJ.

Guests and Visitors $10 at the door.
Admission is free to current SJARMS members.
Info on membership: please see the Membership tab at the top at www.sjarms.com
Please park in the gravel lot behind the Center and enter the building through the back porch entrance.
Of course we will have all-level acoustic jams after So Inclined performs until 9:25 pm.
As always, we can utilize the various rooms on the first floor of the Center for jamming.  
Just a reminder, SJARMS is allowed to use the first floor only. We do not have access to the 2nd floor of the building.

Masks and other precautionary measures such as social distancing are now optional. We want to be transparent and let you know that we are not requiring proof of vaccination to attend the meeting. There may be some members present who are vaccinated and some members who are not vaccinated. We would like to urge you to assess your own level of risk: if you would like to wear a mask or take other precautionary measures such as social distancing you are welcome to do so.
 
You must not attend the event if there are any symptoms of illness such as cough, fever, chills, headache, sore throat, muscle aches, runny nose, nasal congestion or GI symptoms like diarrhea.
 
We will not serve any refreshments at this meeting. Please provide your own water bottle if needed.
 
 About So Inclined:

Peggy and Rich Linke perform under the stage name “So Inclined.” Their song selection includes traditional as well as contemporary folk, country, bluegrass, and even a little early rock-and-roll from a wide range of songwriters including Peggy herself. Their interpretations feature tight vocal harmonies and tasteful acoustic accompaniment on guitar and Dobro and, occasionally, bass. Their harmony singing is inspired by the tight Bluegrass sound of the great brother-acts of bluegrass and early rock and roll, including Jim & Jesse McReynolds, the Delmore Brothers, the Louvin Brothers, and the Everly Brothers.

The duo chose the name “So Inclined” in the 1980s when it became clear to them that their music could not be lumped into any one genre. So, if you hear an old English ballad followed by a bluegrass version of a Ricky Nelson tune, it’s because the performers are “So Inclined.”

You can find a recent sample of So Inclined performing live at:

https://youtu.be/1GnLhW6GBdg

and lots more on their YouTube channel “So Inclined Music” at:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWp2h6vifNqBfg6GxnCKGow

as well as on their Facebook page at:

ww.facebook.com/Rich.and.Peggy.are.So.Inclined/videos/

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