Bruce Cockburn, JSD Band, The Association, Bob Marley, Jimmie Spheeris, Richie Havens, Linda Ronstadt, Dougie MacLean, America, Tannahill Weavers, Glenn Miller, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Loggins & Messina, The Pogues, Karla Bonnoff, Kevin Conneff, Little River Band, John Bonham, JF Murphy & Salt, Gene Krupa, Strange Fruit, and so on...
Sounds Like
A folksy Supertramp...with a definite Peter Gabriel vibe.
Now in its 20th year, Smithfield Fair has become recognized as both a act presenting strikingly original songs termed by one critic as a folksy Supertramp and as one of the foremost presenters of traditionally-based Scottish music in North America playing selectively the cream of Scottish events. 2006 saw the release of the acoustic and vocal quartets tenth CD album Walking Through This World, working with long-time guitarist/co-producer David Praet and percussionist/co-producer Merel Bregante of Loggins & Messina/Nitty Gritty Dirt Band fame. In 2005, Smithfield Fair released Swept Away, a critically-acclaimed album showcasing a seamless merging of Scottish traditional and band original songs in contemporary settings and featuring Scottish fiddle great John Taylor. Their music was also used prominently in the film, Law of the Six-gun. Smithfield Fair has shared stages with a whos who of Celtic and acoustic music luminaries from Alex Beaton and Alasdair Fraser to John Prine and Arlo Guthrie. Smithfield Fair has made numerous appearances on television across North America and the groups music continues to receive world-wide radio airplay, being featured on a number of prominent internet radio channels.
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Enjoyed seeing and visiting with y'all at Fenian's this past weekend :) Ashland LOVES his copy of 20420..he won't turn it loose...go figure. See y'all at Celtic Fest...2 weeks and counting.....
THANKS FOR THE ADD! Conas tá tú? Thanks for finding us & keep on with the great music! I met you all in Texas when I was with the Tinkers. I used to sing , play guitar and yes, a little snare drum... Thought you were great then and your latest recording sounds even better! Best of luck, hope to see you on the road!
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