Artist description Seattle duo of ten years with five CDs released to date. Felicia Dale takes the ancient sounds of the hurdy-gurdy and whistle far beyond their traditional roles. William Pint's guitar work runs from delicate song accompaniment to the driving rythmn of Celtic rock. They perform songs of the sea and sailors (but not the usual, overworked ones), with hurdy-gurdy, guitar, mandola and tin whistle. Powerful singing voices, contemporary arrangements that respect the spirit of the music and the people who created it.

Music Style Traditional folk songs from the age of tall ships and contemporary songs and music with a nautical theme.

Musical Influences Influences of Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Martin Carthy and other British and Celtic artists can be heard (as well as a touch of the Who at times!).

Similar Artists MMM- Hard to say... James Taylor singing sea chanties?

Artist History Ten years playing, recording, and performing thoughout the US, England, the Netherlands and Germany. Festivals include England's Fylde Festival, Bromyard Festival, Festival on the Sea in Bristol and Portsmouth, AM Ith festival in Germany, International Sea Music Festival In the Netherlands, Philadelphia Folk Festival, USA and many more. William Pint performed in the Folk/art group Ellipsis on Flying Fish Records and the folk group Morrigan on the Folkways Record label. Concert Dates, Press Releases, Extra Info All on our website • Website, http://members.aol.com/Pintndale/

Group Members William Pint Felicia Dale

Instruments guitar, hurdy-gurdy, mandola, penny whistle, drums, all sorts of fun things

Albums Port of Dreams (self released) Making Waves (self released) Hearts of Gold (Waterbug Records) Round the Corner (Waterbug Records) When I See Winter Return (Waterbug Records)

Press Reviews Many! See our website for this: http://members.aol.com/Pintndale/reviews.htm

Location Seattle, WA - USA

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