Leading off
the fesitivities each year is Claypipe, the
Seattle-based trio of
Wayne Quinn, Jim Douma and Joe Martin. Claypipe
brought their talents to the Seattle Irish music scene
over twenty years ago. Their repertoire is expansive,
ranging from traditional and lively dance music with
Bodhran (Irish drum) and accordion, to
romantic ballads in three-part harmony with guitar and
banjo. Instrumentals featuring harmonica, penny whistle,
and flute round out their performances.
Claypipe begins at
at
T.S. McHugh's Irish Pub.
Creeping Time
The music continues in the evening with Creeping Time,
a favorite of our erstwhile weekly live music performances.
Their music spans the gap between your
grandfather’s bluegrass and modern rocket science.
It’s like Bill Monroe, Doc Watson, and Vassar Clements jamming with
Phish, Steve Earle, and the Ramones.
Creeping Time begin their set after Claypipe finishes up, around
at
T.S. McHugh's Irish Pub.
The music ends sometime around
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