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classical pop country femalevocalists piano bizarre vocal opera oldtime humor
7 tracks
21:26
 | 1 | Science Fiction | | 1:44 |
| | 2 | Away Down East In Maine (A Comic Song) Words by Arthur Morrell, music by the Hutchinson Family - 1846 | | 3:06 |
| | 3 | Same Old Moon | | 3:10 |
| | 4 | The Leg | | 2:07 |
| | 5 | God Speaks | | 3:09 |
| | 6 | Who Can Tell | | 2:11 |
| | 7 | Snow Maiden / Apparition | | 5:59 |
Album description
UKULELE NOIR
Uncle Shoe
small instruments, big trouble
A cabaret-style show which features some of New England's best ukulele players.
Folks started calling me Shoe long ago and there's not much I can do about it now, especially when those darling neices take to it- so I just keep on playing the tunes I love the best, do my own dishes, and the rest falls into place.
What the critics are saying about Uncle Shoe:
"UNCLE SHOE has a manner of tuneful delivery that appeals to the delight of the most discerning audiences and his lilting streetcorner soliloquies are equally commanding of attention from the casual passers-by. His voice can fill a concert hall and effortlessly match the din of an elevated train. His songs are at once boastful, humorous, opinionated and romantic. It is difficult to not find oneself immediately taken up and carried away on the infectious melodies that issue forth from his masterful banjo playing, hollers, & captivating voice."
http://www.myspace.com/uncleshoe
Uncle Shoe
small instruments, big trouble
A cabaret-style show which features some of New England's best ukulele players.
Folks started calling me Shoe long ago and there's not much I can do about it now, especially when those darling neices take to it- so I just keep on playing the tunes I love the best, do my own dishes, and the rest falls into place.
What the critics are saying about Uncle Shoe:
"UNCLE SHOE has a manner of tuneful delivery that appeals to the delight of the most discerning audiences and his lilting streetcorner soliloquies are equally commanding of attention from the casual passers-by. His voice can fill a concert hall and effortlessly match the din of an elevated train. His songs are at once boastful, humorous, opinionated and romantic. It is difficult to not find oneself immediately taken up and carried away on the infectious melodies that issue forth from his masterful banjo playing, hollers, & captivating voice."
http://www.myspace.com/uncleshoe
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| Release | December 06, 2007 | ||||||||||||||
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