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Thursday, 18th March 2010

Down Trodden String Band with music from the Appalachian Mountains HEAR SINGLE

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Published Date: 06 March 2008
In one single take the Bakewell band recorded their album.
Down Trodden String Band wanted their record, Land of the Sky, to sound as live as possible.

Click on the green play icon to hear the single Lazy John

Helmut Rheingans, Steve Wise, Stuart Wade and Trefor Griffith first came together to provide music for an Appalachian dance group based in Bakewell, Derbyshire. Since then they have gone on to play concerts, barn dances and festivals all around central England.

The musicians characterise their music as Folk/Americana - string band music from the Appalachian Mountains.

"Anyone who has heard George Clooney and the 'Soggy Bottom boys' from 'Oh brother' will have heard this kind of music," said Steve Wise, who plays octave mandolin, guitar and contributes with vocals in the band.

Pete Petersen, member of US string band the Orpheus Supertones as praised the Bakwell band's new record

"A very enjoyable CD. Good choice of songs, well-sung and well-played," Petersen wrote in Orpheus Supertone.

See Down Trodden String Band' s MySpace for more

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  • Last Updated: 07 March 2008 8:50 AM
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  • Location: SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE
 
 

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