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David V Dougherty-Guitar, Harmonica, Banjo, Turntable, Accordion, Piano, Percussion, Computer noise, Vocals...whatever I get my hands on or make noises with!
Depending on the gig you might see me solo or with an ensemble. Over the years I played and recorded with many musicians. The musicians listed below are some of the musicians I have played with and/or who you can hear on the new album 'ROAD CLOSED'.
Michael Salsburg- Fiddle Joe Megonigal- Double & Electric bass Dan Turkos- Double & Electric bass
Here's a video I did in the Summer of 2008 in Phoenixville.
a little bit of everything...jazz, folk, pop, rock, electronica, ambient, funk, reggae, blues, country, classical..."from hank to hendrix"...bobby dylan, neil young, beck, the beatles, wxpn, whyy, wrti, shel silversteen, jackson pollock, charles bukowski, elliot smith, counting crows, miles davis, wilco, rick rubin, david geffen, beastie boys, the police, radiohead, brian eno, john scofield, leon redbone, ottis redding, herbie hancock, django reinhardt, dave van ronk, daniel johnston, mississippi john hurt...and many many more.
Sounds Like
"David V. Dougherty, affectionately know as The DVD, is a singer/songwriter hailing from the Philadelphia suburbs. David tirelessly performs his brand of folk/pop songs to avid audiences around the Philadelphia area. He is heavily involved in the Phoenixville Arts Community and performs during street festivals and hosts the popular open mic at Steel City Coffee House.
-Jane M. Tucker, Steel City Coffee House
"Radio Friendly I Absolutely Got Their Music...Even The Scooby Doo SongLook For ItI Loved The Lyrics And Catchiness Of Each Individual Song. The Prepared Set Was Professional And Moved Along SmoothlyFun Songs That Had Your Head Nodding Or Foot Tapping. Good Vocals To Good Performance."
-Chris, the Nail
"What a surprising musicial pleasure! David V Dougherty was what made the night outstanding for Chaplin's on December 15. Right from the start, the audience was drawn to David's energy and ability to make a connection to everyone. He was more like a seasoned vet working the crowd and left them wanting more. His music and lyrics are full of fun and warmth - no clutter. I can't wait for his return to Chaplin's. We were lucky to have him."
-Lee Zagorski (former owner Chaplin's: The Music Cafe)
"When listening to David V. Dougherty's music, you can immediately tell that he loves what he does...and doesn't take himself too seriously. David's music is a lot of fun, with clever lyrics and catchy melodies that will get stuck in your head after one listen. On his album "The DVD," David offers a wide variety of musical styles that show what a skillful musician he is, and keep you listening until the end--and possibly through a second listen.
Not only are you a talented musician, but your coordination skills are beyond compare. Vocals, guitar and the foot-activated tamborine simultaneously. (Not to mention harmonica and kazoo). You are practically a one-man band."
David V. Dougherty is an artist who continues to find his voice of self expression not only through music but also mediums of paint, sculpture, sketch, graphic design and print. He is ever growing and learning. His primary instrument is the guitar. Known also as the DVD for his initials. Has spent most of his life living along the Schuylkill river in Pennsylvania. David's musical roots are very diverse and are constantly growing. His acoustic performances are intimate, engaging, with audience interaction and participation.
To record his first album DVD worked in the home recording studio of Tim Sonnefield, formerly of the band Townhall. The album started out as a simple acoustic singer/songwriter album then began to grow. Eventually every song except one had full instrumentation. The songs on the CD reflect the diverse palette of musical tastes. This album was released in the summer of 2005.
<-- Click on the CD to hear & purchase my first album! -->
In the Summer of 2008 DVD released a second album 'Road Closed'. This is a double album with a combined total of 31 tracks. For this album DVD wanted to strip down to roots. The first disc contains 'songs' recorded live from 2006-2008. Some songs are solo acoustic and some feature a fiddle and an upright bass player. The second disc shows DVD's interests with experimental noise and ambient music. Recorded January - March 2008. DVD assembled the complete package together from start to finish. Not only do you get original music but you also get original photography and artwork! You can pick up a copy of the CD from me personally live at a show or you can go to...
Long in the Tooth
2027 Sansom St
Philadelphia, PA
215-569-1994
Philadelphia Record Exchange
618 South 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA
www.philarecx.com
215-925-7892
Come yee all to MeAgainstMyself's cd release show on Saturday Oct. 3rd at Chaplin's Music Cafe in Spring City to share a magical night with great music and flying dragons. We love you all-MAM
Thanks for the add my friend. I really enjoy you tunes. Thanks for the compliment, and it would be nice to have some new people to work with, feel free to hit me up some time and tell me what you have in mind. I hope all is well. Bless up! The Doc
hey!! did u 4get about us?? we have been in LA & dallas w/ 100 MoNkEyS 4 soooo Long!! do u miss us??we miss u THISSMUCHH!! wanna hang out?? we R playin @ the Dragonfly in harrisburg on 9/6!! tix R on sale!! is that 2 far?? will u come??
Hey DeeVeeDee :) Thanks for stopping by this crazy cyberCommentSea.do you have any other shows on the horizon? if i weren't dog-sitting friday, i would bring a few friends to the gig and maybe a pogo stick, a few megaphones, and maybe what else...two turntables and a microphone?! Have fun at the show.wish i could be there.next time...stay FUNNNNNkey funky~Lisa
hey dave, i'd love to come out to the milk boy show but i'll be at the shore for the weekend. hope it goes well and hope to catch you at one of the other places you are playing at soon. :)
It's still spelt "Hoetown Hereos"! It's your spelling not my reading skills that are off! You should've fixed the spelling before you busted my balls!!
Hey how was your show at saxbys? Yeah i got a graphics job in wayne... not the biggest fan of it but I guess you gotta start somewhere. How about you? Good to hear from ya, hope you had a great holiday!
