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Atlantic Wave
Atlantic Wave was born in November of 2004, when Ed Paloucek, Kaitlin Hahn, Barry Houlehen, and John Karr joined to form a band that played not only traditional Irish tunes, but performed medleys and songs from a variety of Celtic nations, all of which touch the Atlantic Ocean. Two fiddlers, a guitarist/singer, and a bouzouki/bodhran player put their own feel and interpretation to fast-paced reels and jigs, slow airs, strathspeys, and marches, throwing in some classical, other world influences, originals, and the works of contemporary Celtic artists.
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Paris La Nuit
Paris la Nuit heats up your night -- mixing up jazz, gypsy, chansons, latin, tango & pop into one fantastic French-y performance. Repertiore spans Edith Piaf, Serge Gainsborg, Gorillaz, Barbara, Guns N Roses {Oui}, Benebar, Paris Combo, Django Reinhardt, Arthur H, Jacques Brel, lePercolateur, Radiohead, Antonio Carlos Jobim and more - served up with a sultry twist of Pink Martini. Paris la Nuit's musicians are as diverse a blend as their catalog - showcasing members from the Paris Conservatory, America's esteemed Jazz Universities, Aruba and the streets of the Windy City itself.
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Tim Clausen
Milwaukee area native Tim Clausen is a jazz and blues pianist rooted in the great stride-piano tradition. Self-taught, his stylistic influences include jazz giants Erroll Garner, Art Tatum, Oscar Peterson, Tommy Flanagan, Ahmad Jamal, and Carl Perkins. Since 1976, Tim has been a featured pianist at many of Milwaukee's finest restaurants, hotels, arts centers and special events, and he has performed at jazz engagements in Houston, Philadelphia and Paris, France. In his related work as jazz biographer, Tim has interviewed dozens of jazz legends while putting together musical histories on his two favorite jazz pianists, Erroll Garner and Dave Catney.
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Los Perros Cubanos
Los Perros Cubanos feature the music of Cuba's Golden Age of the 1940's and 1950's. Prepare to dance the night away!
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Kevin Horrigan
Kevin’s personal acoustic guitar approach is characterized by a highly rhythmic and percussive playing style, often slapping/tapping the strings to accompany independent bass/melody lines. Enriching the texture even further, Kevin enjoys singing over complex acoustic backdrops, and has a penchant for utilizing looping technology to create even fuller soundscapes. Born in Brookfield, WI, and currently based out of Milwaukee, WI, Kevin discovered his passion for music at a young age. His earliest memories include dancing around the house, listening to Michael Jackson and The Beatles on vinyl. Through the music of Keller Williams, Kevin was turned on to finger-style guitar icons Leo Kottke and Michael Hedges, and soon realized his preference for the acoustic guitar.
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The Bill Sargent "Really" Big Band
Wisconsin's King of Swing.
"They're the tightest, most solid ensemble of expert musicians Milwaukee may ever see." - The Milwaukee Journal
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