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Uncle Shaker (Folk)
The Uncle Shaker sound is simple and atmospheric: They prove, as so often is the case, less is more
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40 Steps To Rhona (Remix) (Folk) |
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Bells of St. Mary's
(Ave. Rating 9.5 from 22 votes)
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Out In The First Act
(Ave. Rating 8.5 from 8 votes)
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If these songs reach down inside you, make your chest tingle and tighten, and suddenly all your senses are heightened, you realize you can smell in the inside of your nose, you're more aware of being connected to the world, people past and present, and a peaceful clarity descends on your soul, giving you that feeling that you're experiencing something really beautiful and singularly exceptional, well, you are. If you like what you hear here, I STRONGLY encourage you to go see these guys live, it will inspire you. (especially on a tune they call "Enlighten Me", be sure to ask for it if its not on the set list) This band was born out of the intersection of making good music and supporting those doing good in the world. These guys, to put it simply, are good people, and it comes through in their music. Music with soul, energy and pint of guinness. Cheers US. A fan in DC ~s
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Uncle Shaker Lists the following Influences
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Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Neil Young, Uncle Tupelo, Gram Parsons, Gillian Welch & David Rawlins, Woody Guthrie, Hank Williams, Lucinda Williams, Willie Nelson, John Hiatt, Townes Van Zandt, Drive By Truckers, Old 97's, Radiohead, Allman Brothers
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