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Artist description
Q: What happens when...you put the former leader of a Brazilian progressive jazz ensemble, a former member of Penelope Houston's Birdboys, an ex-bouncer from Memphis, a world-class soccer player who may have been conceived at a Led Zepellin concert, and an urban farmer who attends raves until the wee hours of the morning all in the same room with a bunch of musical instruments?A: You get a sound which resembles 'a goofy pre-jihad Cat Stevens, or Donovan joining the Partridge Family', as Berkeley California's East Bay Express has put it. Or, to put it succinctly, you get The Doilies. |
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Music Style
Alternative Country |
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Musical Influences
Big Star, Paul Okenfield Transport, The Mekons, Violent Femmes, the Beatles. |
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Group Members
Doniphan Blair, Kevin Donahue, Jeff Mahaney, Max Michel, Keith Morris |
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Instruments
Drums, bass, guitars, accordion |
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Albums
Porch Scriptures (1999, CD); Three-Legged Dog (1997, Cassette) |
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Press Reviews
"The Doilies' brand of quirky country-pop has an odd retro-square appeal - groovy, but in a Greg Brady/Johnny Bravo way...The bouncy, melodic odes on their self-released debut "Porch Scriptures" are full of folksy accordion, harmonica, cheery yodels, sweet harmonies, and singer/guitarist Max Michel's rambling, offbeat lyrics...delightfully unsentimental." (East Bay Express, November 1999). |
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Location
Oakland, CA - USA |
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