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Ellis Paul
Ellis Paul is a songwriter, author, illustrator, and teacher who has been a constant presence on the American folk circuit for over thirty years. In that time, he has released twenty-two albums of original music and performed over 5,000 shows. His songs have made their way into big screen features including blockbuster films like: Me, Myself & Irene, Shallow Hal and Hall Pass, as well as having been recorded by Grammy award winning country artists.
His work has been characterized as descriptive narratives of people at a crossroads in their lives. Despite the nature of these stories, the humanity in the writing makes them about all of us.
His stage performance is a combination of humor, improv, and poignant story songs. He has performed at the Newport Folk Festival, Carnegie Hall, clubs and coffeehouses all over the world, and was awarded an Honorary Degree from the University of Maine and inducted into the Maine Music Hall of Fame. He has received numerous awards including fifteen Boston Music Awards and the prestigious Kerrville New Folk Award. His album released in 2019, The Storytellers Suitcase, was named NERFA album of the year and he was named IAMA International Acoustic Artist of the Year. His most recent album 55, further deepens his reputation as one of folk musics finest touring artists.
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UbicaciónHomegrown Coffeehouse (Ver)
First Parish in Needham UU, 23 Dedham Avenue
Needham, MA 02492
United States
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