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PENNY PISTOL + WE WERE PIRATES + MICHAEL COLEMAN
January 14, 2012 9:00 pm - 11:55 pm
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Time: 9:00pm
Day: Saturday
Doors: 8:30pm
Ages: All Ages
Price: $5
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Penny Pistol-http://www.facebook.com/pages/Penny-Pistol/314785288534680
We Were Pirates-http://www.facebook.com/wewerepirates
We Were Pirates
We Were Pirates is DC-area native and multi-instrumentalist, Mike Boggs. Boggs writes and records his songs in his home-studio.
2012 marks the release of We Were Pirates’ second full-length record, Change. Lyrically and musically, Change is slightly more mature and aggressive than Boggs’ previous albums. Thematically, the question of whether or not people are capable of change is explored. Fear not though, the new songs have the same trademark WWP catchiness that will cause listeners to curse…
2012 marks the release of We Were Pirates’ second full-length record, Change. Lyrically and musically, Change is slightly more mature and aggressive than Boggs’ previous albums. Thematically, the question of whether or not people are capable of change is explored. Fear not though, the new songs have the same trademark WWP catchiness that will cause listeners to curse…
Michael Coleman
There seem to be two artists with this name(see photos)
1) Irish fiddler:
Coleman was the most prominent of a handful of mainly Sligo fiddlers who recorded extensively in the USA between the world wars (Padddy Killoran was another). Their 78's did an enormous amount to keep Irish music alive in Ireland, and popularise the Sligo style. He's arguably the most important Irish fiddle player of all time, from a musicological point of view.
1) Irish fiddler:
Coleman was the most prominent of a handful of mainly Sligo fiddlers who recorded extensively in the USA between the world wars (Padddy Killoran was another). Their 78's did an enormous amount to keep Irish music alive in Ireland, and popularise the Sligo style. He's arguably the most important Irish fiddle player of all time, from a musicological point of view.
