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02-04-2013, 11:12 AM | #191 (permalink) | ||
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as you mention lively music with fiddles, drame22, you give me an excuse to post, yet again, one of my all-time favourite music clips:- that american civil war band you mention sounds interesting - and i`ll be checking out wolfe tones too. thanks. welcome to mb, jubiso and drame22. if you are planning to hang around here, you might like to check out this thread and introduce yourselves to the rest of the forum:- Introductions - Music Banter after that, you have to join this album club. it`s obligatory http://www.musicbanter.com/country-f...lbum-club.html
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02-04-2013, 05:29 PM | #192 (permalink) |
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Misspoptart: Actually, never knew he existed! But he sounds fantastic!
I've very musically ignorant. I can't even name the Beatles(who I've listened to my entire life). There's uh.. ringo starr.... lenin? and.... sam? lol Don't assume I know anything. Worst case, i've already heard of them. best case, i find a new band(or artist)! linsaholic: That is EXACTLY what I'm looking for!!! Thank you! And if you have any more suggestions, keep em coming! I have a few other folk bands if you'd care to hear them? My itunes is meager but you're welcome to what meat there is. |
02-04-2013, 07:48 PM | #193 (permalink) | |||
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glad to hear you liked la bottine souriente - their music is french canadian and always lively. for other bands, you could trawl backwards through this thread, which`ll lead you to the chieftains, for example. you may enjoy these bands too :- http://www.musicbanter.com/country-f...bo-diablo.html http://www.musicbanter.com/country-f...oglenifty.html Quote:
( ps. my user name is lisnaholic, = addicted to listening, geddit ? i wonder what the story behind drame22 is )
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02-05-2013, 06:49 PM | #194 (permalink) |
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"I wonder what the story behind Drame22 is" -Oh, everyone does, along with wondering about my other usernames Antigan15 and Gunwhistle. I'm shrouded in mystery.
Well itunes is free but if you have a different program, they're all basically the same. Here's what I got. They may not be true folk, I prefer simplicity in my itunes, so I've eeked out every sub genre i could. I have a grand total of 12 genres for all 2144 songs of mine. Anywho: Alba Bruce Springsteen The Clancy Brothers Dave Alvin Gaelic Storm(super good band if you like Irish music, one of my favorites) Great Big Sea Jim Croce The Jolly Rogers Mumford & Sons The Pogues Poxy Boggards Rolf Harris (musical comedy, really fun to listen to) The Shamrock Rebels The Tallest Man On Earth The Wolfe Tones 97th Regimental String Band So as you can see, some are historical, some are folk, some are traditional european. It all falls under folk in my mind. And, although he does no advertising, Sandy Brechin is one of, IMO, the best accordion folk players around. I particularly love how he perfected the three note jump, in this song: EDIT: Well apparently I can't link youtube until I've posted 15 times. That seems a bit stupid. Youtube search 'Sandy Brechin Scottish Accordionist'. You will not be disappointed. It amazes me how he can do it all by touch. Lucky lucky man. |
02-25-2013, 07:41 PM | #196 (permalink) | |
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I've been listening to a lot of Izzy Cox lately. |
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03-14-2013, 10:59 PM | #197 (permalink) |
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Because I dont feel like hunting through this thread..hopefully someone wants to help me out. I like Owen, Iron and Wine, The Tallest Man on Earth, Bright Eyes, Band of Horses, Avett Brothers....HIT ME UP!
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03-20-2013, 03:33 PM | #198 (permalink) | |
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being under 15 posts, i'm unable to post any Youtube links, sorry about that! let me know what you think |
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03-20-2013, 04:47 PM | #199 (permalink) |
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I checked a few tracks out on Youtube, Its not bad at all. I'll definitely check out the albums and see how it grows on me. Thanks.
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03-24-2013, 07:12 PM | #200 (permalink) |
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Any help here is appreciated. I'm looking for a full acoustic band that also has a trumpet or accordion with it. If it helps, something that sounds like the video below, but I'm pretty loose with what I'm looking for. Anything within 10 miles is fine by me.
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