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Sweet
sounds of mandolins and vocal harmonies emanated
from Reservoir Hill last weekend as Pagosa Springs
hosted the ninth annual Four Corners Folk Festival.
Despite Saturday’s soul-sogging downpours and ankle
deep mud, the spirits of folk fans and festival campers
couldn’t be diminished. Music enthusiasts of all
ages
soaked up the sights and sounds of some of the top folk
musicians on tour. The clouds parted on Sunday and the
drying rays of sunshine warmed the festival grounds,
welcoming
among others, Drew Emmitt & Freedom Ride,
The Bills, the John Cowan Band and Tim O’Brien.
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Drew
Emmitt,
of Leftover
Salmon fame,
belts out one
of his classic
soulful lyrics
as he once
again
masters the
mandolin, his
instrument of
choice.
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Day
pass holders and campers alike settle into their
folding
chairs above the music tent on Reservoir Hill.
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A
mud-soaked duo makes the most of the wet conditions
provided by the rain the day before. |
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Volunteer Robert
Watson, left, draws a
beer next to Pagosa
Springs Town Manager
Mark Garcia as Ian
James, head brewer at
Durango Brewing, keeps
the beer flowing.
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Chris Frye, of The
Bills, enjoys his Sunday performance
on stage with his fellow bandmates. |
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The fingers of Adrian
Dolan, of The Bills, dance along the
keys of his accordian Sunday afternoon.
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