For decades, fans of bluegrass, country and traditional Pinelands music have been flocking to Waretown on Saturday nights to hear rootsy musicuians in concertssponsored by Pinelands Cultural Society. Now the society is releasingthe official book of its history in Sounds of the Jersey Pines. Featuring more than 240 pages and filled with hundreds ofblack and white photos, the volume spansthe entire history of the PCS and Albert Music Hall, starting with the Albert brothers in the 1920s through present day.
Also featured are many photos of the bands, newspaper articles, flyers and items that make up the PCS archives, many…
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