About Jeremy
“...he's a talented songwriter, guitarist, singer and even plays harmonica... the one-man blues machine...”- Bear Bones Beer
"Jeremy's voice is golden...You've got to hear him!"--Susan Beane, Interim Director of Denmark Arts Center
"An exceptional talent." --Jonathon Sarty, Host of the Cold River Radio Show
“...awesome music from Jeremy” — Ryan Vincent, Owner of Saco River Brewing
"[Jeremy plays] great music... [with] delightful entertainment" -- Denise Mcgrath, Owner of The Back Burner Restaurant
Ever since he was 2 years old, Jeremy has had a guitar in hand. He began formal study of the instrument in high school and throughout college, instructed by noted guitarists Wayne Peabody, Keith Crook, Gary Wittner, and Mike Baggetta. Jeremy has had the pleasure to share the stage with many phenomenal musicians over his career, including guitarist John Pizzarelli, the folk-rock band Carbon Leaf, and the Barnes-Gordy-Walsh Trio. To a greater extent, he has had the joy and great privilege to play music with the members of Junco for almost a decade. When he is not performing with Junco, Jeremy works as solo singer/songwriter and music entertainer touring year round throughout New England. Outside of his musical career, he is either in the classroom teaching students or out hiking, fly fishing, canoeing, or camping with is wife and their goldendoodle, Baxter. In his spare time he enjoys tying flies, reading, flannel shirts, and dark roast black coffee. He lives in the White Mountain Region of Western Maine.
"Jeremy's voice is golden...You've got to hear him!"--Susan Beane, Interim Director of Denmark Arts Center
"An exceptional talent." --Jonathon Sarty, Host of the Cold River Radio Show
“...awesome music from Jeremy” — Ryan Vincent, Owner of Saco River Brewing
"[Jeremy plays] great music... [with] delightful entertainment" -- Denise Mcgrath, Owner of The Back Burner Restaurant
Ever since he was 2 years old, Jeremy has had a guitar in hand. He began formal study of the instrument in high school and throughout college, instructed by noted guitarists Wayne Peabody, Keith Crook, Gary Wittner, and Mike Baggetta. Jeremy has had the pleasure to share the stage with many phenomenal musicians over his career, including guitarist John Pizzarelli, the folk-rock band Carbon Leaf, and the Barnes-Gordy-Walsh Trio. To a greater extent, he has had the joy and great privilege to play music with the members of Junco for almost a decade. When he is not performing with Junco, Jeremy works as solo singer/songwriter and music entertainer touring year round throughout New England. Outside of his musical career, he is either in the classroom teaching students or out hiking, fly fishing, canoeing, or camping with is wife and their goldendoodle, Baxter. In his spare time he enjoys tying flies, reading, flannel shirts, and dark roast black coffee. He lives in the White Mountain Region of Western Maine.
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Professional WorkAs a solo act on acoustic instruments, Jeremy recreates and makes new the blues, folk, and rock music of the past and present. From formal settings playing acoustic music to small clubs, coffee houses, breweries, theaters, art centers, television, radio, bars, weddings, county fairs, and various eateries, Jeremy gives a performance for all kinds of venues to enjoy. With a catalog of over 200 classic music hits, he provides a great "APRE" mood at venues which encourages patrons to "stay awhile." He uses an excellent sound system and equipment for performances that can fit any venue. All of these attributes give Jeremy a unique sound as a music entertainer that is not to be missed.
Jeremy has had the pleasure to perform all over New England at such venues as Stone Mountain Arts Center, Bath Heritage Festival, The Cold River Radio Show, WHOM Radio Station, Schouler Park 4th of July Concerts, Cranmore Mt. Arts Jubilee, and on WCSH 6's Maine variety television show, 207. Contact Jeremy for music entertainment:
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My Equipment
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I must note that I am not sponsored by any of the manufacturers of the following equipment, and I am not an endorser of these products. The equipment is listed for those curious to know what I use in my professional work as a musician.
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2009 Eastman T-184 Electric Guitar strung with Ernie Ball Super Slinky's
2012 Fender American Special Telecaster strung with Ernie Ball Super Slinky's
1999 Martin D-28 strung with D'Addario EJ15 10-47 gauge
2019 Taylor 214ce strung with John Pearse 80/20 bronze 10-47 gauge
LR Baggs M1a Soundhole Pickup (installed in Martin Guitar)
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV 40 watt tube amp (for Junco performances)
Fender Deluxe Reverb Tonemaster Amp (Used for Duo Shows)
Fishman Loudbox Performer Acoustic Amp
Fishman SA 330x PA System/ Primary PA system for shows (Comparable to Bose system)
Herco Flex 50 (For Martin and Taylor guitars)
Dunlop Tortex Red 0.50mm (For Martin and Taylor guitars)
Fender Delrin Extra Heavy 1.21mm picks (For Telecaster and Eastman)
Rogue Banjo strung with GHS Medium Light banjo strings 10-20 gauge strings
Dunlop 222 Brass Guitar Slide used on electric guitar
Dunlop 315 Heavy Wall Glass Slide used on electric guitar
The Rock Slide Heavy Brass Guitar Slide for Acoustic
Lee Oskar Major Diatonic Harmonicas
Sennheiser e935 Vocal Microphone
Sennheiser e609 Instrument Microphone (for Fender Amp)
LR Baggs Venue DI/EQ pedal
Kyser Quick-Change Capo (For Martin and Taylor)
Shubb Capo (For Telecaster and Eastman)
Levy's Guitar Straps
D'Addario Ear Plugs
D'Addario American Stage Guitar Cables
Pedalboard for electric guitar: TC Electronics Polytune 3 mini, EHX Micro Q-Tron, MXR Phase 90,
TC Electronics Sub N' Up Mini, MXR Carbon Copy Delay Mini, Fulltone OCD, EHX Soul Food, Boss TR-2 Tremelo,
MXR Uni-Vibe, Fulltone Clyde Standard Wah, Spark Mini Boost, and MXR Micro Chorus
Pedalboard for duo shows: TC Electronics Polytune 3 Mini, Spark Mini Boost,
Radial Big Shot ABY Amp Switcher, and Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer
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2012 Fender American Special Telecaster strung with Ernie Ball Super Slinky's
1999 Martin D-28 strung with D'Addario EJ15 10-47 gauge
2019 Taylor 214ce strung with John Pearse 80/20 bronze 10-47 gauge
LR Baggs M1a Soundhole Pickup (installed in Martin Guitar)
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV 40 watt tube amp (for Junco performances)
Fender Deluxe Reverb Tonemaster Amp (Used for Duo Shows)
Fishman Loudbox Performer Acoustic Amp
Fishman SA 330x PA System/ Primary PA system for shows (Comparable to Bose system)
Herco Flex 50 (For Martin and Taylor guitars)
Dunlop Tortex Red 0.50mm (For Martin and Taylor guitars)
Fender Delrin Extra Heavy 1.21mm picks (For Telecaster and Eastman)
Rogue Banjo strung with GHS Medium Light banjo strings 10-20 gauge strings
Dunlop 222 Brass Guitar Slide used on electric guitar
Dunlop 315 Heavy Wall Glass Slide used on electric guitar
The Rock Slide Heavy Brass Guitar Slide for Acoustic
Lee Oskar Major Diatonic Harmonicas
Sennheiser e935 Vocal Microphone
Sennheiser e609 Instrument Microphone (for Fender Amp)
LR Baggs Venue DI/EQ pedal
Kyser Quick-Change Capo (For Martin and Taylor)
Shubb Capo (For Telecaster and Eastman)
Levy's Guitar Straps
D'Addario Ear Plugs
D'Addario American Stage Guitar Cables
Pedalboard for electric guitar: TC Electronics Polytune 3 mini, EHX Micro Q-Tron, MXR Phase 90,
TC Electronics Sub N' Up Mini, MXR Carbon Copy Delay Mini, Fulltone OCD, EHX Soul Food, Boss TR-2 Tremelo,
MXR Uni-Vibe, Fulltone Clyde Standard Wah, Spark Mini Boost, and MXR Micro Chorus
Pedalboard for duo shows: TC Electronics Polytune 3 Mini, Spark Mini Boost,
Radial Big Shot ABY Amp Switcher, and Ibanez TS9 Tube Screamer
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