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Artist description
Slainte was an Irish band based in the south Puget Sound area of Washington state. Slainte played reels, jigs, hornpipes, slip jigs, polkas, and sang Irish songs. |
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Music Style
Traditional Irish dance tunes and songs. |
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Musical Influences
Dervish, Altan, Solas, the Bothy Band, Martin Hayes, Mick Moloney. |
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Similar Artists
Altan, Bothy Band, Boys of the Lough, De Danann, Dervish |
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Artist History
Slainte played together for over four years. We played festivals, concerts, civic events, and, yes, the odd tavern. Slainte was a multi-generational band whose members were united by their love of this great Irish music. |
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Group Members
Jeff Bremer, Lawson Dumbeck, Kent Hooper, Jean Huskamp, Anthea Lawrence, Bob McCaffery-Lent, Brynn Starr. |
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Instruments
Fiddles, whistles, concertina, bass, guitars, mandolin, and bouzoukis. |
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Albums
Slainte, Cup of Tea |
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Press Reviews
Featured in the Tacoma News Tribune in February 1998. "Hauntingly beautiful singing...." |
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Location
Tacoma, WA - USA |
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