Lyme Foundation
Summer Festival
Jim Musty – guitar
Toby Summerfield – bass
Don Hollis – trumpet
James Gilbane – drums
Playing from 6:30-8PM is The Well Kept Men and a true amalgam of Lyme musicians. Members of Dan and the Dinosaurs and the Whipple Hillbillies along with
other local talents! They will play Bluegrass and covers, don’t miss the last song:)
Toby Summerfield- Bassist, Guitarist, Pedal Steeler Composer, Improvisor, Collaborator, Educator, Lyme School Rock Band Class instigator
’23/’24 Lyme School Artist-In-Residence Lyme resident since 2017 with Stacey, HG and Watson. He started playing guitar at 8 after seeing “Back To The Future.” Never looked back!
Dan Freihoffer-I moved to Lyme in 1985, raised 3 kids, and always found time to play music around campfires, family gatherings, and yes the occasional bar or town gazebo. These days I lead a band called the Dinosaurs comprised of friends I’ve known for 40 years. I’m excited to play and sing in support of this event!
Chuck Horrell- I came to Lyme in 2022 with my wife Susan and our 3 kids, having grown up in the mountains of NC. I’ve been surrounded by bluegrass music since I was a baby, but only really started playing it in the last few years. Now I play banjo in the Well Kept Men with 3 other Lymies and one Hanover interloper.
Matt Greenway-played music for most of his adult life. When he moved to Lyme ten years ago he started playing banjo and country music. The Whipple Hillbillies emerged from his new love of the banjo, the environment and the friends he has made along the way
Mark Sunderwirth-arrived in Lyme 4 years ago with his lovely wife and child, Stacie and Billy. An aspiring roustabout and ne’er do well, Mark was eventually taken in by local musicians including Matt “the Whip” Greenway and Dan “Big Daddy Dinosaur” Freihoffer. He eventually hit rock bottom and started a bluegrass band with fellow rapscallion Chuck “Chuckles” Horrell. Together, they and the rest of the Well Kept Men can be found singing for their summer suppers at Loch
