About Campbell Road	Campbell Road from left to right: Jon Nauert Barbara Tuttle Jessamyn Tuttle Dan Tuttle
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	Upcoming Performances	Campbell Road is a four member band playing original arrangements of traditional Irish and Scottish music. Band members include: Dan Tuttle – guitar, banjo, fiddle, and vocals Jessamyn Tuttle – flute, whistle, vocals, djembe, claves, and bodhran Jon Nauert – fiddle, bouzouki, octave mandolin, vocals, and djembe Barbara Tuttle – bodhran, bones, djembe, tambourine, and other percussion Although Campbell Road, in its current configuration and under its current name has only existed since 1997, we have actually been playing together for much longer. The band evolved out of an earlier band that Dan was in, which played under various names, including The Predator Parasites, Violet and the Dead Husbands, The St. Cecilia Ceili Band, and, every St. Patrick’s Day, the Upper Valley Pseudo-Irish String Band. Jessamyn joined in when she got old enough to be allowed in the bars, and Barbara took up the bodhran. Jon arrived on the scene in 1994, earning a place in the band by marrying into the family. At its peak, the Pseudo-Irish String Band had nine members crammed onto one tiny stage. Shortly thereafter, other members of the band drifted away. Whittled down to the core family, the band played under the names Tuttle Family Band (too plain), and Fhideag (too hard to spell or pronounce), but neither of these really fit the bill. A new name was needed, but what? We needed a sign…
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		…About this time, Chelan County decided to rename the stretch of Old Blewett Highway where Dan & Barbara live to Campbell Road. It fit. It was easy to spell. It was easy to pronounce. The band became Campbell Road in 1997. Campbell Road has recorded three CDs: v By Blood or Marriage, released in 1997 v Bare Bones, released in 2002 v In Spite of Wind and Weather, released in 2005 Campbell Road has performed at pubs, festivals, Highland Games, weddings, and private parties throughout the Pacific Northwest. Some of the places we have performed include: v Northwest Folklife Festival – Seattle, WA v Tumbleweed Music Festival – Richland, WA v Yakima Folklife Festival – Yakima, WA v Acoustic Music Festival – Leavenworth, WA v Saint Patrick’s Day Festival – Libby, MT v Wee Bit o’ Ireland Festival – Heppner, OR v Fall Folk Festival – Spokane, WA v Skagit Highland Games – Mount Vernon, WA v Whidbey Highland Games – Greenbank, WA v Music on the Lawn – Friday Harbor, WA v Northwest Seaport – Seattle, WA v City Park Summer Concert Series – Edmonds, WA v Skagit River Brewing Company – Mount Vernon, WA v Grant’s Brewpub – Yakima, WA v Coeur d’Alene Brewing Company – Coeur d’Alene, ID v Boundary Bay Brewery – Bellingham, WA v Celtic Bayou – Redmond, WA v Duckboys’ – Leavenworth, WA v The Upstage – Port Townsend v McGlinn’s Public House – Wenatchee, WA v Leavenworth Community Coffeehouse – Leavenworth, WA v Cashmere Coffeehouse – Cashmere, WA v Mother Goose Coffeehouse – Spokane, WA v Cascade Coffeehouse – East Wenatchee, WA v Pegasus Coffeehouse – Bainbridge Island, WA v Robert Burns Night dinner – Mount Vernon, WA v KSER Celtic Harvest Benefit – Everett, WA v Youthnet Legacy of Giving Benefit – Mount Vernon, WA v Pleasant Ridge Gallery opening – Rexville, WA v Farmers’ markets – Mount Vernon, WA & Everett, WA Please see our Upcoming Performances page for a current performance calendar.
This page was last updated on 1/29/06.