CAOILTE SKYTOWER Live@Buddy's Bar - 1pm slt 5th February 2011 ( 9pm Irish time)

Caoilte Skytower, is a 35 year veteran musician, singer, and guitarist. He has performing folk and rock music in real life in pubs, and cafes since he was 21.

Cao (as we call him) has played and sung at renaissance festivals, folk festivals, and various functions for several years. People find his voice relaxing, which makes him feel honored. During the show Cao finds it very important to make his audience laugh at his humorous songs, and cry at the sad ones.... clap along with my drinking songs and sing with the classics.


"The songs I sing mean a lot to me, and it comes across in my delivery."

Cao does over 120 covers and traditional Celtic songs by the artist who influenced him. Examples from his play list:
Cat Stevens
James Taylor
Joni Mitchell
David Crosby
Paul Simon
The Who
Jethro Tull
The Rolling Stones
The Beatles
Crosby Still Nash and Young
Donovan
John Prine
Peter Paul and Mary
Cyndi Lauper
Fleetwood Mac
The Corrs
Peter Gabriel
Gordon Lightfoot
Elton John




You can catch cao playing live at buddy's Bar every saturday night at 1pm slt (9 o clock irish time)

Cao Websites:

http://www.myspace.com/kevintyler
http://www.myspace.com/kevintyler2
http://www.youtube.com/user/savageminstrel
http://www.stickam.com/savageminstrel


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BRENDAN SHORELAND live@Buddy's Bar - 1pm slt Friday 4th February

Based in south west England... Brendan has spent many years playing in English folk clubs. He presents a blend of folk songs artists such as Donovan, Ralph McTell and Neil Young, rock songs (with a folk flavour) from Pink Floyd, Tears for Fears and The Cure as well as traditional folk songs and some originals. He performs without backing tracks or electronic effects.


Brendan plays a regular slot every friday night at Buddy's Bar in SL at 1pm slt (9pm irish & uk time)

You can download some sample songs from Brendan on the link below....

http://www.brendan-shoreland.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

TUKSO OKEY Live@Buddy's Bar - 2pm slt (10pm irish time) Thursday 3rd February 2011

Reaching within himself for an appreciation of rich and eclectic musical traditions, Tukso Okey is an original -- a musical genre unto himself. From a small lad, Tukso took in the music the urban world around him, and he has turned it around to give it back to us with richness and a robust passion. CHECK OUT TUKSO'S NEW VIDEO BELOW He plays solo but, with the assistance of electronics, he builds before us music that soon have us believing that we are listening to a full band with percussion, bass, and rhythm. And then he jams with a raw lead guitar and a hard earthy vocal quality that can reach very different places in each person who listens. Come feel the experience, shake it up, and then spread the word... Each show is different, you will never hear the same set twice!

THIS IS HOW TUKSO OKEY PLAYS AND STREAMS INTO SECOND LIFE...



MORE TUKSO ON HOW HE PLAYS IN SECOND LIFE



Check more on Tukso on the links below...

http://www.myspace.com/tugtugintusko
http://www.thesixtyone.com/tukso

JordanReyne DEEZUL Live@Buddy's Bar - Wednesday 16th March 2011

JordanReyne Deezul is New Zealand darkwave musician who combines dark folk, electronic, and industrial influences with etherial vocal melodies (though in SL she plays a mix of grunge and dark rock). She has release 5 CDs internationally under her RL name "Jordan Reyne" and has been nominated for several national awards in her home country. Her fifth album (How the Dead Live) was comissioned by the New Zealand Arts Council and released in June 2009. She performs much of this material live in SL.

Reviews

"I'd be loath to categorize music this original. PJ Harvey springs to mind, but the style is 100% Jordans. Her vocals are astounding". The Mix (UK)


"one of the most impressive musician/ songwriter/ composers of the last 10 years" Nocturnal Hall (Germany)

"..may just be making the most important sound of 2002... simply stunning. Whether by hook or crook, you MUST own this album. RATING - 5 / 5". Channel 4 (UK)


"The most innovative, emotive and experimental music ever to come out of New Zealand". Salient Magazine (Victoria University, New Zealand)

"This album willl tear you apart - and it may be the best thing you buy all year". Rip It Up (New Zealand)


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