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Nancy Whiskey
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Children of Ireland
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Erin Farewell
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In Ireland
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Brian Quigley Buffalo, New York
Brian Quigley has been performing in the Western New York area for over ten years, first with The Dustmen and then with Rosewood Bridge. The music he plays and writes is inspired by Celtic folk songs, the folk music of the 60’s, and by the music of contemporary singer songwriters. He recorded two CD’s with The Dustmen and recently released his second solo CD entitled “Tales of Distant Shores." ... more
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