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Artist description
For the last 3 years, NEW YORK CITY's Paul Ruderman Band has been packing the finest clubs in the Big Apple, including THE BOWERY BALLROOM, THE BOTTOM LINE, MERCURY LOUNGE and FEZ. Paul's lyrical ingenuity, combined with the band's groove-oriented musical pocket, creates an infectious, original sound which defies categorization........ Dan Acquilante, The NEW YORK POST's top music critic, recently wrote: "There are a million bands from Skyscraper Park, and occasionally one of them gets a major record deal, makes zillions and lives happily ever after. At least until their sophomore album. Fame hasn't hit the Paul Ruderman Band yet, but the debut disc 'The October Recordings' offers outstanding original material, capturing a young musician who is on the brink of greatness - or rather has greatness that nobody seems to know about yet." |
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Music Style
Singer/songwriter pop |
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Musical Influences
Bob Dylan, John Lennon, James Taylor, CSN, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, DMB, Paul Simon, William Joel |
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Similar Artists
Rusted Root, Dave Matthews Band, James Taylor, Jackson Browne |
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Artist History
For four years prior to forming the band, Paul honed his skills as a singer/songwriter performing in clubs and coffeehouses throughout the Northeast, in Boston, Philadelphia, Washington and, of course, New York City. Then Paul played in the NYC roots band, MOHEGAN, and then he started PRB. |
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Group Members
Paul Ruderman (vocals, guitar), Eddie Chickenfingers Kuri, (lead guitar), Dave Pollak (bass), Phil In Bloom(drums), Marc Appelbaum (percussion), Funky Uncle T (percussion) |
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Albums
The October Recordings, Move People |
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Location
New York, NY - USA |
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