Lisa Sanders: Cindy Stock 23

Our 23rd year kicks off with another Friday night special event. Step back in time to the 60's and 70's first with music sung by the Sweet Judys. Then meet legendary Woodstock photographer Henry Diltz to hear his stories of 60 years taking photos of and hanging out with famous musicians. ($60 Ticket includes pizza, soft drinks, concert and the slide show) - bring your own chair Saturday August 22nd 2:30 PM - NEW TIME this year Our annual cancer fundraising concert will feature the great music of Bob Rudolph, Lisa Sanders & Brown Sugar, Crystal Bowersox and Bill Toms and the Hard Rain, fabulous food and our always amazing array of silent auction items. ($60 ticket includes music, full buffet dinner, dessert, and soft drinks) - bring your own chair All proceeds benefit local organizations providing cancer screening and support services regardless of health insurance. Special combo ticket being sold - $110 for both events. Thanks to our sponsors – UPMC, Highmark / Allegheny Health Network, Ward-Dawson Family Trust If you cannot attend, please consider donating to this worthwhile cause. $58.30 For 1 Day / Or $108.18, for Both Aug 21st, Aug 22nd Born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lisa Sanders began singing on the street corner at an early age with her older brother Ty. When her mother remarried moving Lisa and her brother to Argentia Newfoundland Canada where all of the siblings now numbering 5 began listening to music and performing for her parents in a home where music was played daily. Motown, Johnny Cash, watching He Haw, and a mixture of Southern Rock, European Rock, Classical, and all things Pop with some gospel music as well was played. That is where Lisa wrote her first song. After moving to Southern California were Lisa grew as an artist even more. She was signed to Cargo Earth Records Label in 1993 and Isn’t Life Fine was released to rave reviews and awards. Produced by Josquin DePres which was followed by a Re release on MCA records and a publishing deal with W