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House Concert Series

Max Mason

Max Mason is a painter/musician who moved to Philadelphia from Boston in 1981.

06/22/2021

House Concert Series

Max Mason

Season 2021 Episode 64 | 3m 31sVideo has Closed Captions

Max Mason is a painter/musician who moved to Philadelphia from Boston in 1981.

Max Mason is a painter/musician who moved to Philadelphia from Boston in 1981. He has been playing guitar and writing songs as long as he can remember, but has only recently begun recording and performing them. His first album, “Social Security”, was released last May.

06/22/2021

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House Concert Series is a local public television program presented by WHYY

House Concert Series

Max Mason

Season 2021 Episode 64 | 3m 31sVideo has Closed Captions

Max Mason is a painter/musician who moved to Philadelphia from Boston in 1981. He has been playing guitar and writing songs as long as he can remember, but has only recently begun recording and performing them. His first album, “Social Security”, was released last May.

06/22/2021

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