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The Acousticals
Featuring three of western Montana’s premier bluegrass musicians, playing predominantly original material in the “Acoustic Americana” vein showcasing their fine pickin’ and duet singing.
RICHIE REINHOLDT - Guitar, Lead & Harmony Vocals. Richie has been a professional musician for nearly 40 years. He spent most of the 70’s touring with the regionally successful “Live Wire Choir”, a newgrass and western swing group. Richie has been a part of the Montana Bluegrass family for many years and has released several solo albums. His most recent recordings are “Talk to the Paw” (2005) & “Lies of Love” (2006). Richie is the main singer & songwriter for the group.
TED LOWE - Bass, Harmony & Lead Vocals. While growing up in Missoula, Ted was immersed in a wide variety of music, including bluegrass, old time, folk and rock and roll. He started out playing guitar, and in recent years has added the bass to his musical arsenal. With The Acousticals he’s found the rare opportunity to combine his musical roots with the contemporary songwriting talents of his fellow musicians.
CHAD FADELY - Mandolin. Chad’s tasteful solos have made him one of Western Montana’s most in-demand mandolin players. Currently Chad plays in several bands and was a founding member of the well known Missoula based band, Long Overdue. Chad’s original tunes can be found on his two recordings; “Mandolin Escapes” (2005) and “The Backroom” (2007).
Hey thanks for finding me on here. hope you enjoyed my songs. You can watch a live show from your computer on June 1st from www. deeprockdrive. com its for Pepsi from Las Vegas and is gunna rock its also FREE. laters vince UK Indy Music Award Best male Solo and Peoples Choice Winner 2008
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Great sound guys! The Kiwi is really nice. Thanks for finding us out here. I remember Live Wire Choir when I lived in Montana. (it was Butte but it still co
