TITLE: "THE LENNY BREAU MEMORIAL CONCERT" - A brand new 6-DVD set. INFORMATION: The Lenny Breau Memorial Concert occurred on Sunday, November 16, 2014 at the Franco Center to a sell-out crowd in Lewiston, Maine. Produced and hosted by Lenny's brother Denny Breau, a singer, songwriter and guitarist, it featured performances by many talented Maine musicians, some who knew and had performed in the past with Lenny. This brand new six DVD set features virtually the entire concert on four discs, plus two bonus videos are also included. It is recorded on DVD-R which can play in any standard DVD player in the U.S. or Canada, any multi-region DVD player, or on a computer. DISC ONE: Denny Breau (host) with Frank Coffin and Ron Bouffard Brad Terry and Peter Herman. Clarinetist Brad Terry performed often in Maine with Lenny, and his protégé Peter Herman plays guitar in the style of Lenny Breau. Cowboy Billy featuring Malinda Liberty, Frank Coffin, and Rick Graham DISC TWO: Cold Fusion featuring Rich Keen, Jeff Taylor, Reggie Bouffard, and Ron Bouffard Justin Lindsay a 14-year old guitar prodigy Blue Steel Express featuring Kevin Kimball, Don Whitcomb, Bub Lynch, and Deb Danuski DISC THREE: Ken Goodman Mark "Guitar" Miller Arlo West the Pinecasters with Don Whitcomb, Jordan Kaulback, and Steve Kaulback Additional Personnel: Ralph Thompson, Dan Caron DISC FOUR (Bonus Material): Additional moments from the concert recorded on hand held camera including Denny Breau, Brad Terry Peter Herman, Justin Lindsay, Ken Goodman, Dan Caron, Mark "Guitar" Miller, Pam Backer, Ray Arsenault, Arlo West, Jerry Smith. Plus: All the musicians return to the stage for the grand finale. DISC FIVE (Bonus Disc): "Denny Breau in Concert" is a montage of songs performed by Denny during a concert on March 29, 2014 at the First Universalist Church in Turner, Maine. Videotaped and edited by Bill Maroldo. DISC SIX (Bonus Disc): "Plain Old Country Folk" is a television magazine segment in two parts, focusing on the entire Breau music family including Hal Lone Pine, Betty Cody, Lenny Breau, Denny Breau, Gene Hooper, and Flo Cody. It was written and produced by Bill Maroldo for public television.