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A vintage rock and blues band from Charleston, performing originals alongside Cash, Dylan, Jackson Browne, Steve Earle and more.
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Whole hog pickin' and grinnin' from Yates Dew, Stanfield Gray, Bradley MacLean, and Mike Watson.
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They say:
I've made my living performing and recording popular and original acoustic music since 1974.
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An elegant mix of American and European folk and country music.
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They say:
Sometimes raucous, sometimes sweet, rock ’n’ roll influenced by the Hank Williamses, the blues, the church.
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Still diggin’ the dust and bones. A.K.A. Shovels & Rope.
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They say:
Passionate singer, songwriter, guitarist performing melodic originals and rock covers.
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Bluesy twang, rock, and Americana.
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They say:
Great singer-songwriter from Sweden.
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The Sibelius of the local songwriter scene.
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They say:
Swamp blues.
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Twangy blues and folk from the wet underbelly of the Lowcountry.
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They say:
"Acoustic guitar man"
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Harmony-heavy country, classic rock, folk, and blues.
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They say:
Singer-songwriter.
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Well-versed troubadour and collaborator.
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They say:
Playing on the beach in the local bars.
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Folly Beach-style acoustic rock.
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They say:
Crazy Kentucky girl meets talented musicians.
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Strummy, melodic, Americana.
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They say:
Acoustic rock, bluegrass, country, and Americana.
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Delicate and bold singer/guitarist.
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They say:
A little twang and a little late-night clarity...
We say:
Unique combo (featuring most of The Dirty Kids): blues, country, soul, and rock … and more.
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They say:
These songs come from sticky Southern towns and broken hearts.
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Singer, guitarist, collaborator. From-the-gut indie country-rock.
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They say:
Contemporary top-country and rock classics.
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Assertive country-rock; covers and originals.
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They say:
"Megan Jean's powerful vocals combined with Klay's inventive upright bass technique and their energetic live show showcase the true appeal of this band: their songs."
We say:
Melodic folk-pop and country.
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They say:
Shrimp recording artist: folk, blues, rock, pop.
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Trent’s solo album, The Winner, is reverby/rockabilly/boogie-ish. (also of Shovels & Dirt and The Films)
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They say:
Eccentric blend of folk, rock, and country.
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Award-winning crooner, stummer, and songwriter.
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They say:
Blowfish, Dogs, etc.
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Comprised of Hank Futch of the Blue Dogs and Mark Bryan Gary Greene of Hootie & the Blowfish, and guests.
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They say:
Everything from rock to country to classical to Motown.
We say:
A varied blend of Americana, bluegrass, and funkiness.
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They say:
Everything from country to beach music.
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Diligent songwriter, strummer, venue host, and singer with a lengthy song list. Often accompanied on stage by killer guitarist Chris Clifton (pictured).
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They say:
Unconfined alternative folk-rock.
We say:
Spreading their country-tinged acoustic sounds around the Southeast.
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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."
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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:
Acoustical music that is good to go.
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A regular face at the local beach bars and downtown stages.
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They say:
Americana, blues, and Western swing.
We say:
Versatile acoustic string player, pianist, and vocalist.
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They say:
Acoustic folk music.
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Folk/bluegrass combo led by singer/guitarist Sandy Nivens.
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Just a bunch of bossy chicks from Johns Island and Wadmalaw Island.
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Acoustic bluegrass/country/Americana.
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They say:
Sounds like … touchin’ a wild horse with a baby’s hand.
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Melodic and eclectic rock/pop/twang — featuring Joel Hamilton and Owen Beverly.
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They say:
The perfect duo for any Lowcountry event.
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Americana/country guitar/fiddle duo.
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They say:
Acoustic gypsy/blues duo.
We say:
The fuzzy-faced Mackie Boles and the vivacious Lily Slay have their devilish moments.
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They say:
Fiddles, banjos, guitars, close harmony singing — that sort of thing. Old-time country and French Cajun.
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Acoustic roots duo. Standards and vintage tunes.
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