LONG ROAD  plays intricate arrangements, using various combinations of nearly 20 instruments, including guitars, acoustic bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, autoharp, Celtic harp, fiddle, pedal steel guitar, hammered dulcimer and bowed psaltry, and six voices.

Specializing in 1960s acoustic singer-songwriter fare, Long Road calls itself “Cleveland’s favorite – and only – '60s-style folk group.”  The group’s motto is “Making Old Songs New and New Songs Sound Old” because it performs not only '60s folk, but traditional folk, and folk-y versions of early-'50s rockabilly, late-'60s psychedelic rock, '20s and '30s jazz and jug-band music, early and contemporary country, '60s folk-rock, blues, bluegrass, contemporary folk and pop, and a few originals – but all in a '60s folk style. $15 donation requested.