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Artist description
The south's rich traditional music history owes much to the Scottish, English,and Irish peoples that settled in the appalachian areas. Ten Penny Bit draws on their state's music heritage as well as playing the music of their ancestors from the Celtic regions of Europe. Played with heart and life, and a great sense of fun!Caution: May Cause Dancing! |
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Music Style
celtic, southern roots music |
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Musical Influences
DeDannan, Stockton's Wing, J.P. Fraley, Allen Street |
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Similar Artists
cross between the Chieftans and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. |
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Artist History
Ten Penny Bit was formed in 1984. Since then, they have played in 11 states, and have served as staff musicians for The Lloyd Shaw Foundation,and The Kentucky Heritage Institute.In 1993, they were honored to be sponsored by the Danish government to present a two week program of American music and dance in Denmark. They now tour and perform for concerts, civil war reenactments, dances, and festivals. |
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Group Members
Robin Loeffler, Bob Loeffler, Mark Cannon,Todd Morgan, Blue Murphy, Sonny Prentice |
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Instruments
hammered dulcimer, fiddle, tin whistle, flute, banjo, mandolin, guitar, upright bass |
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Albums
"Live At The Thomas Winery", "Dance Of The Haymaker's" |
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Location
Louisville, KY - USA |
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