Suzanne Rhatigan

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Released: Feb 4, 2011

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The Life.mp3
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Granola
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I'd Do The Same For You
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Old Friend
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Believe
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General Info

Genre: Acoustic / Alternative / Electronica
Location Dublin, IE
Profile Views: 27427
Last Login: 3/3/2013
Member Since 11/6/2006
Website http://www.suzannerhatigan.com
Record Label Unsigned
Bio
Hi welcome to my space... Check out 'The Story So Far' blog for info...
Members
The Rhatigan line up has changed many times over the years though my main collaborator and song writing inspiration for quite a number of those years is bassist, composer and music programmer John Morrison. We have co-written more than 100 tunes some of which are good the others are brilliant. I'll try to update the songs regularly, to give you a taster. The other stalwarts of the Rhatigan band for over a decade now are drummers Bryn Burrows and Paul Murphy. The Big Black Hairy Rhat illustration drawn by Steve Molloy features Bryn, however even though Paul is about a foot taller and some 5 kilos heavier you might be forgiven for thinking it's Paul in the picture as he was often sporting the same sleepy expression and no 2 hair cut. When this line up was gigging regularly around London most notably at our monthly residency at the 12 Bar Club we were joined by lots of great players. Shane The bone Mills bass trombone, Jacqui Grace trombone, Ant (Antony Harding) drums, Jack Hayter pedal steel, Mark Bandola guitar, Rob Lord keys, Alex Morrison guitar, Gina Birch vocals, Michael J Sheehy vocals, guitar, Johnny Greswell viola, John Hodgeson violin, Mary Richards cello, John Cavanagh clarinet and Gayle Harrison xylophone. Visit the gigs pages at www.cushyproductions.com to find out more... Prior to that I had the pleasure of working with many other wonderful musicians both based in London and New York I'll try to list as many as I can but if I leave any out let me know and I'll rectify the omittion. Top of the list would be Matt Backer guitars, bassist Martyn Swain, drummer Martin Barker, Ian Ritchie Sax/Producer, Holly Penfield vocals, Beverly Craven vocals, Dave Barratt, producer, Bill Clift vocals, Nevile Farmer Vocals, Mathew Selligman bass, Mathew Sweet bass, Robert Quinne guitar, Bernie Worrell keys, Drew Vogleman drums, Fred Maher drums, Deni Bonnet, violin, George Laks, keys, Jack Daly bass, Julius Klepacz drums, Jeff Buckley vocals and guitar, Mark Ribot guitar, Leo Nocentelli drums, and Buddy Miles guitar.
Influences
All the musicians above along side Aretha Franklin, Guided by Voices, Randy Newman, Thin Lizzy Yo La Tengo and others I'll add them as I think of them...
Sounds Like
Alt Pop with an occasional, rock, folk, electro twist... don't know of any other artists who sound similar enough to say sounds like.