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They say:
A great stage show, catchy songs, and perfect harmonies.
We say:
Sean Kelly and the guys provide an abundance of willfully quirky guitar hooks and romantic melancholic lyrics.
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They say:
A vintage rock and blues band from Charleston, performing originals alongside Cash, Dylan, Jackson Browne, Steve Earle and more.
We say:
Whole hog pickin' and grinnin' from Yates Dew, Stanfield Gray, Bradley MacLean, and Mike Watson.
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They say:
Outlaws since 1990.
We say:
Decidedly Southern, consistently popular.
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They say:
Sometimes raucous, sometimes sweet, rock ’n’ roll influenced by the Hank Williamses, the blues, the church.
We say:
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.
We say:
Bluesy twang, rock, and Americana.
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They say:
Original Americana rock — a la Crazy Horseand '70s Stones.
We say:
Americana rock sound well-suited for the Lowcountry’s laid-back beach scene.
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They say:
Rock/Americana — "the pursuit of our dreams can lead us in many directions in life."
We say:
Melodic/modern pop-rock with a twang (featuring Tyler and Joe from the band Bell).
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They say:
Organic, sand-blasted roots rock, with a sweet jam spread.
We say:
Capable of veering from one rootsy/groovy Americana genre to genre with crowd-pleasing flair.
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They say:
Singer/songwriter.
We say:
A veteran performer now based in Awendaw.
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They say:
Lead guitar wants to be a side order of Santana.
We say:
Singer-songwriter Landeo and his band play a wide variety of covers and originals.
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They say:
The sound traipses the boundaries of blues and funk music, while simultaneously fusing together and capturing a unique and singular rhythm, deep-fried and buried in a Southern chunk of real estate labeled common ground.
We say:
Charleston rock/twang quartet.
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They say:
A soulful folksy sound with meaningful lyrics.
We say:
Serious-minded and soulful.
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They say:
Melodic classic guitar-pop with a twang and a bit of soul.
We say:
Songwriter Matt Hamrick's latest band project, baked by guitarist Kenny Meyer, bassist Marty Whipkey, and drummer Henry Blair.
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They say:
"I'm a local acoustic act that plays six nights a week."
We say:
A well-traveled, Charleston-based guitarist/singer/songwriter.
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They say:
Singer-songwriter.
We say:
Well-versed troubadour and collaborator.
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They say:
"Hearty acoustics served with honest lyrics, and with a side of reality, Americana, blues, and jazz."
We say:
Versatile acoustic singer/guitarist.
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They say:
Seasoned songwriter and veteran frontman who plays solo, duo, trio, and with his band Classic Woodies.
We say:
Guitar-strumming singer/songwriter.
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They say:
Acoustic Midi act: Steely Dan to Johnny Cash, Buffett to Sting.
We say:
Local singer/guitarist with a skillful delivery and broad range of styles.
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They say:
Heartfelt, singer/songwriter on acoustic guitar. Often compared to classic American songwriters such as Paul Simon, James Taylor, and Chris Daughtry (just kidding on this one).
We say:
From upstate N.Y. to the S.C. Lowcountry. Singer, songwriter, guitarist: Americana/roots.
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They say:
Acoustic rock, bluegrass, country, and Americana.
We say:
Delicate and bold singer/guitarist.
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They say:
"Melodic soulful folkgrass."
We say:
Acoustic folkie (out of Hollow Reed and Hick Child Soup).
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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:
High-energy Americana with happy feet.
We say:
Breezy, atmospheric Southern-fried pop, topped with Mary Gilmore’s lead vocals.
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They say:
"We’ve be getting into the medleys — blending popular songs together in our own way with our won flavor.”
We say:
A seriously melodic guy (with solid backing band), most concerned about writing solid rock songs.
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They say:
Eccentric blend of folk, rock, and country.
We say:
Award-winning crooner, stummer, and songwriter.
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They say:
Acoustic Americana.
We say:
Full-band jams and tunes.
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They say:
Charleston-based singer/guitarist (originally from Oxford, Miss.).
We say:
Reid’s recent collaborations go under the name Guilt-Ridden Troubadour.
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They say:
Acoustic originals and covers from Melissa Etheridge and Fleetwood Mac to U2 and Johnny Cash.
We say:
Ready for anything from the IOP to Folly.
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They say:
Alt-country in the vein of Ryan Adams and Tom Petty.
We say:
Melodic, guitar-driven Americana-rock.
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They say:
Indie/Americana/jam-rock.
We say:
Local strummer and entertainer.
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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:
Classic Rock, progressive, Americana.
We say:
Lunar rock styles.
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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:
"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.
We say:
Adventure-lovin’, Mt. Pleasant-raised jam ensemble set for a big move up.
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They say:
Swamp blues meets Southern rock.
We say:
Draped with Blake Ohlson’s distorted pedal steel and Whitt Algar’s oscillating organ.
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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:
Twisted folk/rock.
We say:
Led by songsmith and guitarist Owen Beverly and drummer Benji Lee.
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They say:
What do you get when you add a guitar, a mandolin, a banjo, an autoharp, a mountain dulcimer and a musical saw to a sturdy pair of clogging shoes and two singing sisters?
We say:
You get the Barnard Sisters.
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They say:
"Acoustic/Bluegrass/Roots Music: a thundering herd."
We say:
Local bluegrass/acoustic Americana quartet.
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They say:
Rockabilly/greaser punk.
We say:
Hard ’n’ heavy raves, bashers, and Cash-style country rawkers.
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They say:
"Decidedly Southern, consistently popular.”
We say:
Lots of ’70s folk-rock, modern groove-rock (Dave Matthews, Van Morrison, Jack Johnson, etc.).
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They say:
Southern rock/Americana.
We say:
Jammin’ combo: covers and originals.
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They say:
We’ve combined the sounds of harmonizing guitars and vocals, forceful drum beats, jazz bass, and smooth saxophone.
We say:
A Southern-fried blues/rock/jam style.
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They say:
Americana with a touch of British psychedelic rock ... sort of a Ryan Adams-meets-Pink Floyd.
We say:
Jangly, smartly-orchestrated Americana/indie-pop.
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