Tracy Grammar and Jim Henry

“Tracy Grammer is among the finest singers and musicians anywhere in folkdom.”
– THE BOSTON GLOBE

“As a sideman, on a variety of electric or acoustic guitars, or on mandolin or dobro, Jim can render emotional sensitivity in one moment then tear into a rock or country solo with such fire it’s hard to catch your breath. He is a master of adding whatever is needed at any musical moment.”
– PASSIM

The Tracy Grammer & Jim Henry duo is synonymous with impeccable musicianship, tight harmonies, a diverse repertoire, and the kind of musical chemistry and humorous banter you’d expect from musicians who have been playing together for more than 20 years. A typical show includes original songs by each artist, instrumentals, creatively reimagined cover songs, and highlights from Dave Carter’s award-winning catalog.

Learn more about Tracy Grammer at http://www.tracygrammer.com
Learn more about Jim Henry at http://www.jimhenry.net

Called “one of the finest pure musicians in folkdom” by the Boston Globe, Tracy Grammer is a writer, actor, musician and singer known in folk circles for her soothing alto, spirited fiddle, entertaining stories, and punchy, intricate guitar work. A one-time member of Joan Baez’s band, she has traveled throughout North America, Europe, and Japan playing her own songs and those of her favorite writers, while also paying tribute to the late Dave Carter, with whom she performed and recorded from 1996 until his death in 2002. She lives in Greenfield, Mass.

Jim Henry is an accomplished songwriter and one of folk and Americana’s go-to producers and instrumentalists, who spent three-years as a member of Grammy-winner Mary Chapin Carpenter’s band. He hosted the PRO-TIPS for MUSICIANS podcast and published 50 PRO-TIPS FOR MUSICIANS in 2019. With an arsenal that includes acoustic/electric guitars, Dobro, and mandolin, Henry delivers rich, ambient textures, sparkling solos, and soulful vocals. He lives in Shutesbury, Mass.