Mr. Lonesome and The Bluebelles
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Genre: Americana / Jazz / R&B
Location San Francisco, California, Un
Profile Views: 23280
Last Login: 1/19/2011
Member Since 5/31/2006
Website www.thebluebelles.com
Record Label None
Type of Label Unsigned
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Bio
Two honey-tongued singers and a lonesome guitar; together they form the trio known as Mr. Lonesome and The Bluebelles. Performing melancholy love songs, doo-wop, vaudeville and tongue-in-cheek ditties from the 1920’s,30’s and beyond, they bring a splash of the theatrical, a smidgeon of slapstick and a whole lot of silly fun to tunes of yesteryear. Their original arrangements reflect the musings of groups such as The Ink Spots, The Mills Brothers, Eddie Cantor and others. From the obscure to the obvious Mr. Lonesome and The Bluebelles put a new spin on the early American songbook. -
Members
Two ladies and a lonely bloke. Guests include Joe Kyle, Daniel Fabricant and David Ewell on Bass, Eric Garland on drums, Michael McIntosh on piano, and Ralph Carney on saxes. Members have played venues from the Montreux jazz festival in Switzerland, and Reading Festival, UK internationally to The Filmore and The Palace of Fine Arts locally and many more... -
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To name a few ....Billie Holiday,The Ink Spots, Eddie Cantor,Etta James, Bessie Smith,Harold Arlen, Carl Stalling, Ricki and Lucille Ball, Astor Piazolla,Duke Ellington, Dolly Parton,Tom Waits, Perry Como ,Kurt Weill, Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot, The Mills Bros.etc... We like- dancin', cabarets, doggies, shoes, busking in Europe, burlesque shows , twin peaks (the series), City of lost children (the movie), good food and good wine. We are- prone to fits of giggles. Hopes and Dreams are - to travel more -Europe and Japan and to Tango in Buenes Aires and Flamenco in Barcelona. -
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12 Songs | Sep 21, 2008














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