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Warren Jackson Hearne  and the Merrie Murdre of Gloomadeers

Warren Jackson Hearne and the Merrie Murdre of Gloomadeers

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Genre: Folk

Sound description: Gloomy folk ballads. Lots of squeeze box.

City: Denton, TX

Web site: http://gloomadeer.com

Warren was alone. Warren got cello player Bonnie Whitmore. Bonnie moved to Austin. Warren was alone. Claire came and played. James came and played. Claire left. Warren and James were alone. Mike came and played. Adam came and played. Claire came back. Ethan came and played. Gloomadeers recorded Rusalka Songs. Band recorded Grave Ambitions. Claire left again. Ethan and James left. Mike quit. Mike came back. Gabe played. JC played. Paul played.

All acoustic string/squeeze box band. Guitar, banjo, violin, mandolin, upright bass, accordian, concertina, melodica, marching bass drum, snare, high hat, knives.

Gloomadeer is a combination of Gloom with Balladeer, one who sings gloomy ballads (Ballad - story song, not necessarily slow). Merrie? Murdre? Warren can't spell.

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Influences

Blind Blake, Hank Williams, Taraf De Haidouks, Leonard Cohen, Blind Willie Johnson, Doc Watson, Dock Boggs, Pawlo Huminuik, Roscoe Holcomb, Ivan Rebroff, the Carter Family

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