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SUMMARY:A Musical Evening with Larry and Leslie Latour
DESCRIPTION:Larry &amp\; Leslie Latour&nbsp\;are singer/songwriters from
  Maine and Arizona.&nbsp\; Stop by this evening for a wonderful evening 
 of music.\n\n\n\nLarry and Leslie Latour have been writing songs for clo
 se to 30 years\, and have been writing songs together for the 20 years o
 f their marriage\, with over 100 songs to their credit.&nbsp\; They writ
 e songs of life\, love\, and activism\, with 6 albums to their credit\, 
 Larry's “Little By Little\,”&nbsp\; an album of Woody Guthrie/Pete S
 eeger style folk tunes with their band Generations in the early 2000s\, 
 “Generations: Live At The Loft\,” and four albums of original music\
 , “That's Life (2006)\,” “Real Music (2016)\,” “Real Music Two
  (2019)\,”\, and Real Music Three (2021).”&nbsp\; They are working w
 ith Willy Kelly to create a different type of album with working title �
 ��Real Music Four\,” although it is a surprising departure from their 
 previous work.\n\n\n\nLarry grew up in Queens\, New York\, and learned t
 o play guitar in high school\, learning the songs of the seventies in co
 llege.&nbsp\; He started writing late in life in the '90's and never loo
 ked back.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Leslie grew up in Bronxville\, New York\, and he
 r parents were old folkies who led “hootenannies.” Her father played
  stand up bass and mandolin\, and her mother played piano. They crossed 
 paths with the Seeger family in the fifties and sixties at Manumet Alter
 native School in Upstate New York.&nbsp\;\n\n\n\nAfter Larry retired fro
 m the School of Computer Science at the University of Maine\, they devel
 oped their “listening room” style while in the Verde Valley in Arizo
 na from 2015-2019\, running a performance series in Sedona and performin
 g a number of “listening room” shows in the valley.&nbsp\; It's this
  style that you'll see at their show\, with music\, stories\, and a few 
 laughs.&nbsp\; The audience has told Larry and Leslie that they let them
  into a corner of their lives with their music.\n\n\n\nBack in Maine aft
 er the pandemic\, they started a Tuesday evening online series of shows\
 , currently on their 210th&nbsp\;show after almost 5 years.&nbsp\; They'
 ve done a number of in person “listening room” shows\,&nbsp\; with T
 he Crumpet in Bucksport\, Maine being their preferred haunt. They also r
 un a monthly Jam session of all styles of music at the Redeemer Lutheran
  Church on Essex Street in Bangor.&nbsp\; They are in the process of dev
 eloping a music film of their work.
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