Any one from dublin? Trad Muscian's, Bodhran player looking for people to jam with, play a bit of guitar?
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NO BUT I LOVE THAT TOWN! HALF HOUR ON THE PLANE THEN ON THE PISS.MMM MMM MMM GUINNESS
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Issac Albeniz is good. But try earlier Bach wrote some music for lute that was arranged for guitar. and some of his cello suite have been rearranged for guitar. I love Heitor villa Lobos( he was brazillian) as for guitarist I love John Williams he is really good and has a broad repertoire.Chrisotpher Parkening is Also good. The Assad Brothers are great. But i have a soft spot for the romeros. I got a chance to meet Pepe Romero who play the Rodrigo Concierto De Ajaunez the best! He actually Wworked with the composer! okay I could go on and on....
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Yes. I thought my name would give it away.\n\nAlways something going on in Houston or Clear Lake area, come down to Kemah Board walk with a GF this friday or sat nite around 5pm, also T-Bone Toms has a great band to listen to their.\n\n\nCheck out City Search for stuff to do of for places to go.
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Do you have any demos? Have you looked around in your city for someone to collaborate with? ♫♪♫
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Come down my way and get lawn tix. They are like 40 bucks. BTW, I will be seeing the show in Burgettstown, PA (Pittsburgh) at the Post Gazette Pavilion.
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Here's a reference. Rather out of date, I'm afraid!\n\nhttp://www.cambridgecrofters.supanet.com/\n\nThey play traditional English, Irish and Scottish music for Ceilidhs and concerts.  The lineup is listed on that page, which is not up to date (I think there is one new member, one has died and one has left since then).\n\nThere are plenty of other links if you search in Google.\n\nThe contact is Dave Benford and his phone number is listed on the site referred to.
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MoCrac, exciting new Irish rock group, showcases songs from their debut album at The Sugar Club on Saturday, the 18th of March.\n\n \nA band to watch in 2006, Dublin five piece MoCrac release their debut single, "Happy" on the 17th February, to be followed by the release of their debut album, Cash Is King on the 17th of March.\n\n \n\nMoCrac's debut album, Cash Is King was originally available on a very limited underground basis in 2005 but now gets its label debut on Reekus Records due to increased interest in the band.\n\n \n\nWritten and arranged by Maurice Ferriter (aka MoCrac) with additional creative from producers Liam Mulvaney and Ed Joliffe at Asylum Studios, Cash Is King is inspired by American country and French electronica with infectious tunes like "Staring", "Waldorf" and "Happy".\n\n \n\n"Happy" rides on a widescreen backround of strings fronted by guest vocals from indie chanteuse, Cathy Davey and is a fitting ode and dialogue to MoCrac's son but could be about loved one's anywhere.\n\n \n\nThe song has a simple sentiment and reflects on the essentials of the human condition and how we should see ourselves. "Happy" was recently chosen as the lead track for the Maeve Binchy movie, Tara Road starring Andie McDowell.\n\n \n\nOriginally a studio project conceptualised by MoCrac, increased interest in the tracks in 2005 prompted Ferriter to decide that time was right to put a full time band together to bring the songs to life.\n\nNow a five piece band, MoCrac features Aine de Siun on vocals and guitar, Donnchadh Mac Aogian on bass, Stuart Doyle on guitar, Conleth Kavanagh on drums and Maurice Ferriter on vocals, keys and guitar.\n\nwww.myspace.com/mocrac
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Dublin's a good start.  Only thing is the weather, it's pouring here this morning.  Good luck in the world cup!
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go out on the street and perform for random passersby! [if that's permitted by law] ^^' i'd love to! only i'm not from around there... haha
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As far as GREAT fast bluegrass, be sure to check out any Johnson Mountain Boys.  \nAs far as guitarists, I'm sure by now you are probably familiar with Doc Watson and Tony Rice.  Also, Dan Tamenski, Eddie Pennington, Maybelle Carter, and a virtual unknow in the big scene known as Jim Lloyd.\nAs for fast banjo, be sure to look for Sammy Shelor, Ben Eldridge, John Starling  and Barry Abernathy.\nFor mandolin, John Duffy, Don Rigsby, Lou Reid and Doyle Lawson.\nIf you are looking for some amazing guitar, which happens to be Irish, be sure to look for John Doyle.
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There are plenty of places. Firslty log on too \n\nwww.gaire.com\n\nThere are several pubs and clubs. the goerge bar , the Front Lounge, etc.\n\nUse this address and you will  meet guys etc, get maps of dublin etc to find venues.\n\nbe careful though.Good luck
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Why don't you get in touch with Dublin council, they are sure to know of something in their area, try  customerservices@dublincity.ie    good luck.
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Depends on what kind of music you play. Do you have an agent? Try putting an ad on craigslist.org under the St. Louis section and see if you get any responses.
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r u good?where you from? do u play for free? we really need one for our rock band!!!
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Get some people together and jam.
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The Gufs...  If you want to hear them- they're on myspace.com also www.thegufs.com/forums (Bassist Dejan is always on there), etc.  If you'd like to give them a listening to...  Send me your address and i'll quickly get you a cd...
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I'm from Dublin, but I don't get why you want a friend from there, Dublin is not exactly a city of the friendliest people (Sorry for everyone else from Dublin, but you know its true). If your going there try Temple Bar there are some cool people there.