Bryan McPherson T shirt. Silk screened
and designed by Bryan McPherson and
friends. Features the classic Boston "Triple
Decker". 15 plus shipping and handling.
Pay pal and major credit cards accepted.
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Dangerous Friends
100 Cigarettes (Drunk Cam View and sing along)
"Black Man" performed opening for Chuck Berry at The Berklee Performance
"O.F.D." Acoustic live in Portland Maine
July 5 at Alchemist, January 29 2009 (on youtube click "watch in high quality on bottom right of screen" ;)
"Bryan sings like we're lucky that he doesn't own a gun."
- Chris Adams, Filter Magazine
"Bryan McPherson paints his artist class reality with a detailed honesty usually found in literature. McPhersons live performances are even more intense than the tracks on his new cd (Fourteen Stories) - The Boston Herald
"A pretty awesome mix" -The Boston Globe
"Maybe this isn’t the type of disc to throw on at a
party, as it might force
people to stop partying and start listening"- Mike Loce, The Noise
"McPherson is a troubled soul and Beantown's music scene is altogether richer for it" -Andy Kaufman, Music Connection Magazine
Bryan is a regular performer in the North East. He is known for his intense live performances, as well as insightful, poetic songwriting. He has shared the stage with the likes of rock and roll legend Chuck Berry, The Neighborhoods, Chad Smith of The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Black 47, H20, and was recently spotted opening up for the Dropkick Murphys' at their famed St. Patrick's shows in Boston. This is Passionate, acoustic-punk from the heart. Street life, politics, addiction, and moments of beauty, anguish, clarity, and dissent litter the alleys of McPherson's songs. The words are as honest as they are urgent&; every second counts!
Bryan was born and raised in Dorchester, a working-class neighborhood in Boston. He was inspired at a young age by the raw energy and angst of Punk Rock, as well as the lyrically driven American folk songs of the early 1960's. His first performances were street corners, house parties, and subway stations in Boston's inner city.
Sometimes, it seems like everyone hates everyone. It can be a very angry place. Like, what’s everyone’s problem with other people's lives? Why do people feel such a need to judge and control and condemn other people?....<3 I never really thought anyone else cared this much about this subject until I started listening to you. I know I comment/message you waaay too much, but you just blow me away.
6 people from the NH street team are coming to cheer you on Friday at Right Turn !!!!!!!!! yayayayay! plus we're buying 2 cd's for 2 other people who can't make it! oh yes!
so I saw my friend Amanda today at school, who came friday and loved you, and who I bought your CD for and she also thinks you're absolutely amazing and brilliant! I just wanted to let you know that and i think she is going to come with my parents and I to your show May 16 at right turn ! can't wait and i hope you're well!
where can get tshirts? do they come small enough for madison and carlie? ill just get them extra small os small they will look soooo cute, but really let me know where i can?get them.
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