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Where The Streets Have No Name

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Released: May 9, 2010

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Where The Streets Have No Name
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Genre: Celtic / Rockabilly / Roots Music
Location Glasgow, Scotland, Un
Profile Views: 39547
Last Login: 8/24/2011
Member Since 10/30/2008
Website www.thechihuahuas.co.uk
Type of Label Unsigned
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BUY PURPLE RAIN FROM ITUNES. CONTACT THE CHIHUAHUAS info@thechihuahuas.co.uk The Chihuahuas were formed in late 2008, by a gang of desperate men in Glasgow's rain-soaked badlands. Sick of manufactured pop and out-of-step with the modern world, they roamed the streets looking for that thing that made Willie Dixon swing and Elvis sing. They discovered ..Rammy Music.., a blend of rockabilly, mariachi, bluegrass, country, cajun and rock 'n' roll all mixed in with generations of celtic tradition! The band experimented with various lineups and instruments; banjos, mandolins, accordions, guitarrons, ukeleles, viheulas all featured in The Chihuahuas ceaseless search for the ultimate Rammy combo. Finally they settled on the hillbilly monster currently shaking stages up and down the country. Blistering shows and rave reviews have resulted in The Chihuahuas being a must-see live act... With their infectious mix of a Hank Williams-meets-The Pogues style, rabble-rousers and old style takes on new tunes, the band have found fans across the country. Healthy local and national airplay along with invites to festivals this year and next, the band look like they are in for a busy time. Go see them while you can!
Members
Mark Armstrong : Vocals Paddy Callaghan : Accordion Stevie Donnelly : Upright Bass Colette Hunter : Banjo Dennis Smith.. : Drums, vocals Mick Gaitens : Guitar, vocals Michael Pashley : Banjo
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Sep 16

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Thanks to everyone that came last night. Really enjoyed it! We would love to see any photos?

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The Chihuahuas will be playing the very awesome MacSorley's Music Bar on Saturday the 15th of September. Hope you... http://t.co/gfdmDerI

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We have some gigs coming up in Sept / Oct. Dates soon.

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BUY PURPLE RAIN FROM ITUNES

CONTACT THE CHIHUAHUAS - info@thechihuahuas.co.uk

The Chihuahuas were formed in late 2008, by a gang of desperate men in Glasgow's rain-soaked badlands. Sick of manufactured pop and out-of-step with the modern world, they roamed the streets looking for that thing that made Willie Dixon swing and Elvis sing. They discovered Rammy Music, a blend of rockabilly, mariachi, bluegrass, country, cajun and rock 'n' roll all mixed in with generations of celtic tradition!

The band experimented with various lineups and instruments; banjos, mandolins, accordions, guitarrons, ukeleles, viheulas all featured in The Chihuahuas ceaseless search for the ultimate Rammy combo. Finally they settled on the hillbilly monster currently shaking stages up and down the country. Blistering shows and rave reviews have resulted in The Chihuahuas being a must-see live act.

With their infectious mix of a Hank Williams-meets-The Pogues style, rabble-rousers and old style takes on new tunes, the band have found fans across the country. Healthy local and national airplay along with invites to festivals this year and next, the band look like they are in for a busy time

Go see them while you can!