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Organic, sand-blasted roots rock, with a sweet jam spread.
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Capable of veering from one rootsy/groovy Americana genre to genre with crowd-pleasing flair.
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Lead guitar wants to be a side order of Santana.
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Singer-songwriter Landeo and his band play a wide variety of covers and originals.
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Acoustic originals and rock covers of all styles.
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Amiable singer-guitarist capable of incorporating loops, samples, and guest players.
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Rock/psychedelic.
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Way-out-there jam quartet.
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Take the ride.
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Rock/groove combo handling a wild mix of rock, funk, and indie underground covers and originals.
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Focused on nothing but his music … playing acoustic several nights a week, he has played over 250 shows a year for the last five years running.
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Funked out, high-energy original rock and groovy jams.
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Bringing a spirit of soul, bluegrass, Americana and folk.
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A new project from Laura Thurston and Shawn Hagan.
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Multi-instrumental duo featuring Joel and Ward of Sol Driven Train.
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Clever rock duo (with guests) capable of reworking classics in groovy ways … and, oh, that trombone!
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It started as just two girls playing acoustic guitars around the campfires in N.Y.
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Acoustic groove/folk/bluegrass, led by string players/vocalists Laura Thurston and Gwyn Waller.
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Acoustic tunes and jams.
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A variety of rock styles.
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Folk, rock, and soul,
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Songwriter James Justin Burke’s new album is a collection of melodious odes to his deepest family roots.
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Acoustic variety.
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Veteran singer/guitarist.
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Songwriter: folk-rock and bluegrass.
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Singer, guitarist, and basist — expressive, soulful, nautical, and hippified.
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Catchy originals, trumpet laced funk grooves, and choice cover songs.
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Singer Justin Burke and his local groove/rock quartet (with extra brass!).
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Funky rock.
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Song-driven rap/rock/funk.
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Music that could shake the music scene in Charleston.
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Local rock/funk/hip-hop combo.
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Acoustic Americana.
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Full-band jams and tunes.
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A collection of numerous people making music in a variety of styles. There are essentially two versions of the band.
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Local groove scientists.
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REMOTE is music at its highest apex, creative and cutting edge … like alchemists mixing and matching musical form, style and substance while embracing soul and technology to form a new concoction of sight and sound.
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An electronic experiment conducted by Graham Whorley and John Fitzgerald.
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A blend of fiery world-beat, Southern funk, and melodious rock.
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Adventure-lovin’, Mt. Pleasant-raised jam ensemble set for a big move up.
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Bluesy rock classics; covers and originals. "Breaking all the eggs we can find!"
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Southern-fried rock quartet capable of jamming on classics and originals.
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Crowd pleasing covers and exploratory originals.
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Groove scientist.
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You’ll have to check us out live…
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Local funk/alt-rock.
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Cool funk, soul, and rock tunes.
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Talented vocalist Elise Testone (of Emotive, Art of Soul) and company.
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They maintain an inspiring live show that pleases.
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Reggae with elements of rock and funk.
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Funk get ready to rock, funk get ready to roll.
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Long-running funk/soul outfit.
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A melting pot of influences, from the Grateful Dead to Audio Slave.
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Gritty rock ’n’ roll from Summerville.
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Rock, folk, indie.
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Singer/songwriter with a bluesy groove.
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Booty-shakin’ foot-stompin’ newgras with vocal harmonies.
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Not quite a hillbilly combo, not quite a jam band.
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One of the funkiest rock trios in the Charleston area.
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Anywhere from classic rock and Motown hits, to modern rock, pop, and R&B.
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Southern rock/Americana.
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Jammin’ combo: covers and originals.
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We’ve combined the sounds of harmonizing guitars and vocals, forceful drum beats, jazz bass, and smooth saxophone.
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A Southern-fried blues/rock/jam style.
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