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They say:
To celebrate the music of The Clash and bring this music to a new generation of listeners.
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They cover much of the Clash's vast catalog — from "Bankrobber" to "White Man In Hammersmith Palais."
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They say:
Blues, originals, and deep cuts.
We say:
Young blues/rock guitarist and vocalist handling a mix of classics.
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They say:
Classic Rock, progressive, Americana.
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Lunar rock styles.
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They say:
The Shakin’ Martinis use a variety of instruments to incorporate different sounds and accommodate many different types of music.
We say:
Blues, country, and oldies-rock.
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They say:
"The music style is diverse and audiences will be pleasantly surprised to hear some of their favorite country, pop, blues, and rock artists."
We say:
As a country singer, guitarist, and songwriter, Shane Clark is known as a longtime performer in the Charleston area.
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They say:
Lowcountry blues and original songs.
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Keyboardist Gary “Shrimp City Slim” Erwin is the glue that holds Charleston’s hearty blues scene together.
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They say:
A breath of fresh air! Great singer, a compelling entertainer, and an all-around talented performer.
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They say:
Acoustical music that is good to go.
We say:
A regular face at the local beach bars and downtown stages.
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They say:
Blues, Rock, and Alternative Country.
We say:
An enthusiastic guitarist and singer with a sharp and soulful style; alongside a trio of veteran Charleston players.
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They say:
Garage/indie/post-punk.
We say:
Duo aiming for a lo-fi aesthetic and surprisingly full sound.
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They say:
Indie-pop/alternative.
We say:
A collection of skilled musicians; the new piano-driven disc Shiv! is a winner.
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They say:
"Hard-hitting blues/swing band."
We say:
Local blues/rock singer and harmonica player Andy "Smoky" Weiner and special guests.
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They say:
A blend of fiery world-beat, Southern funk, and melodious rock.
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Adventure-lovin’, Mt. Pleasant-raised jam ensemble set for a big move up.
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They say:
High energy "all request" party band.
We say:
Local quartet covering the bases.
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They say:
All request duo featuring Rotie Salley and Morgan Sprott.
We say:
Rotie & Morgan: Versatile and hard to stump.
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They say:
Five-piece alternative rock group from Beaufort.
We say:
Aggressive, guitar-driven nü-rock from the Lowcountry.
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They say:
Classic rock meets everything else.
We say:
The joyfully loose conglomeration.
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They say:
Bluesy rock classics; covers and originals. "Breaking all the eggs we can find!"
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Southern-fried rock quartet capable of jamming on classics and originals.
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They say:
Swamp blues meets Southern rock.
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Draped with Blake Ohlson’s distorted pedal steel and Whitt Algar’s oscillating organ.
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They say:
Leading the groove revolt.
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Funk-rock trio (featuring member of Anteroom).
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They say:
Irish tunes, singalongs, anything else we can think of.
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A tradition in the Market for years.
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They say:
Electronica (the good shit).
We say:
Featuring John Cobb and Colin Crofton.
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They say:
Crowd pleasing covers and exploratory originals.
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Groove scientist.
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They say:
Charleston's premiere party band. The best of funk, rock, and rap in a memorable, high-energy live show.
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A brassy and funky cover band covering rock, vintage pop, soul, and dance tunes. Featuring an all-star cast of local players.
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They say:
Elements of funk, hip-hop, and jazz fusion.
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Sophisticated funk/hop experiments.
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