ANDREW WRIGGLESWORTH
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INDIGO'S DREAM
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Genre: Acoustic / Celtic / Folk
Location Melbourne, AU
Profile Views: 14137
Last Login: 9/22/2012
Member Since 2/18/2006
Website www.andrew-wrigglesworth.com
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.. ......Pimp-My-Profile..........I made my myspace layout using Pimp-My-Profile.com.... Australian guitarist Andrew Wrigglesworth crafts an absorbing voyage from stage to studio. Armed with a horde of steel string acoustic guitars (tuned in all different combinations), the complex mechanics of Andrews compositions may go unnoticed on first appraisal; it is not specifically guitar-centric music, it is however accessible, cohesive and very easily digestible. By method, Andrew is a "fingerpicker" guitarist. His roots run deep in the traditionally American style, and to no surprise he has travelled several times to arguably the Mecca of finger picking - Nashville, Tennessee which on each occasion was involved in the Chet Atkins Guitar Convention, where he met and performed to the maestro himself in 1999. The same year at that festival Andrew performed on stage, to a crowd of 5000 eager guitar punters. Andrew has released 2 instrumental albums in the past few years and is currently in the studio recording new pieces for his next album due out later this year. ..CLICK HERE TO BUY A COPY OF ANDREW'S CD 'IN HIS OWN WORDS'.. .. .. .. .. .. -
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4 Songs | Sep 21, 2008
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- 2 years ago
I just ran across the note you stuck with your gracious track several years ago. Wanted to check in on you and yours, but it seems you're no longer on facebook (grumblegrumble).
It's been well over a year since I happened upon myspace. Kind of strange thinking there's this odd misfit appendage of my 18-22-year-old thoughts floating around on the ol' web.
But I did need to say thank you, plainly, for being a friend these years.
All the best (and many hugs).- ANDREW WRIGGLESWORTH2 years ago
Thankyou Miss Pritcher. I have sent you a long winded email. Check your myspace inbox. xx
- Rocksmith2 years ago
Hi ANDREW WRIGGLESWORTH,
Thanks for the add, glad you like our sounds. You can add us on Facebook too the link's on our page. Please don't forget to tell your friends about us, thanks. - The Woohoo Revue2 years ago
Dancing anyone? Dancing!
This Friday - The Woohoo Revue3 years ago
Our gig at the Social Club on Friday 12th
March is a bit more special than most; it’ll be Becc and Ben's last show
with the band. We hope you’ll be there to help us send them off with a bang. - MySpace Design, Faceboo…3 years ago
Hi there, Andrew Wrigglesworth!
I wanted to let you know that we're running a 15% off promotion this week on ALL services! :) This INCLUDES MySpace design, Twitter design, album design, and promotional services! Message us now!
-Dana
Out(Loud) MySpace Design & More - The Woohoo Revue3 years agoOur show on Fri 11 December at the East Brunswick Club,
with a huge line up featuring Mojo Juju and the Snake Oil Merchants and
Mikelangelo and the Tin Star; two of our very favourite acts.
Hope to see you there
- 3 years ago
- The Woohoo Revue3 years ago
Be prepared for a night of exciting tunes, outrageous
tempos, amazing playing and flashy dressing when The Woohoo Revue appear at Open Studio as part of the
Darebin Music Feast on Saturday 5 September. The show starts at 8pm,
admission is $10. The band's last Open Studio show was one very raucous night indeed. This should be a very sweaty one.
- The Indelibles3 years ago
:) hello
ohh thanks hahaha just a bit of fun
see ya! x - The Woohoo Revue3 years ago
Balkan Night at the Forum Theatre Friday 7 August
Big gypsy tunes will echo around the centre of Melbourne on Friday 7
August when The Woohoo Revue head up a massive line up of bands and
DJs at the Forum Theatre as part of the Melbourne International Film
Festival’s Balkan Beatbox Night.
In addition to The Woohoo Revue, the show will also feature such
amazing acts as Vardos, BabaGanoush, 13 piece brass band Opa! as well
as DJ Gabriele Urban Gypsy (PBS Trans Europa Express).
The combined talents of these performers will make this a rampaging
Balkan carnival of oom-pah, gypsy swing and huge brass band sounds.
Bio:
..I made my myspace layout using Pimp-My-Profile.com
Australian guitarist Andrew Wrigglesworth crafts an absorbing voyage from stage to studio. Armed with a horde of steel string acoustic guitars (tuned in all different combinations), the complex mechanics of Andrews compositions may go unnoticed on first appraisal; it is not specifically guitar-centric music, it is however accessible, cohesive and very easily digestible. By method, Andrew is a "fingerpicker" guitarist. His roots run deep in the traditionally American style, and to no surprise he has travelled several times to arguably the Mecca of finger picking - Nashville, Tennessee which on each occasion was involved in the Chet Atkins Guitar Convention, where he met and performed to the maestro himself in 1999. The same year at that festival Andrew performed on stage, to a crowd of 5000 eager guitar punters. Andrew has released 2 instrumental albums in the past few years and is currently in the studio recording new pieces for his next album due out later this year. CLICK HERE TO BUY A COPY OF ANDREW'S CD 'IN HIS OWN WORDS'
