The Woodshed Prophets are:
Ed Gliha
on Bass,
Rob Stachyra
on Acoustic Guitar & Mandolin,
Dan Hardy
on the Tele,
John Edick
on Percussion & Guitar,
Larry Riccardi
on Drums.
With a growing network of friends
and musicians you just never know who might
show up on stage....
Influences
So many different influences, to list them all individually would be criminal because we'd be sure to forget many someones and many somethings that have influenced our lives in so many different ways both grand and small. Simply, living has been the grandest influence of them all.
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The Woodshed Prophets came together late in 2008 as the result of a couple friends getting together to jam and just feel their way. It felt good, real good thus the foundation for The Shed was laid.
Come and See the Show! Songwriter Showcase at the Cyber Cafe West on Wednesday September 16 at 8 PM. Collecting for CHOW and WHY-Artists Against Hunger & Poverty.
Just want to say THANK YOU to Bucky and Elly for having us back there again this year. And a big thank you to all the folks there who gave their time to make this such a special event, Lumpy and all the grounds crew, Chef Mike and the incredible kitchen staff, and again, ESPECIALLY Bucky and Elly. It's an honor and a pleasure to hit that stage. You guys really put forth your all every year. Thank you....
((((X-Mas lights)))) :oP
We'll be posting pic's before too long here and we'll be putting up audio as soon as we can as well.
(I must add, these guys tore the fucking roof off the shack Sat night, hands down the best music I've heard our Prophets put forth yet. Hands down. This place has a way of bringing that out of people....)
Check back often we'll but doing updating real soon.
Thank you so much for introducing me to your circle of friends.
I find your music to be enchantingly beautiful, honest, compelling, fresh and original, something that I know will keep on drawing me back again and again. I can't thank you enough for seeking me out to share such joyous treasures, except to add bravo!!!
I'm happy to connect with fellow New Yorkers. I went to college in the southern Tier, at Alfred University, and often passed through Binghamton, either on the Erie Lackawanna Railway, or by car.
Wishing you happiness and tranquility in all things.
Here's a peaceful scene which I photographed myself, not far from where I live, to add to your local Broome County greenery, as a souvenir upon which to reflect, and for good luck.
