Home-grown Americana from the pedigree kennels of Gloucestershire
The Shaggy Dog Raconteurs are a Gloucestershire based American Folk/Country Blues/Americana quartet
with a dash of Bluegrass and Ragtime.
They have original melodies to make your grandmother blush and your grandfather whistle.
with a dash of Bluegrass and Ragtime.
They have original melodies to make your grandmother blush and your grandfather whistle.
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The Shaggy Dog Raconteurs are currently writing a load of new material as we like to keep it fresh. We are currently taking bookings so please contact us to play at your venue.
We have a growing number of loyal fans and we thank them for supporting us, buying our music and travelling to gigs. Tall tails... toe tappin' yarns |
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The quartet sing story-based Americana Folk/Blues tunes with a tinge of country, ragtime and jazz.
They are a quality live act who retain their live feel and sense of fun even in studio. They are quickly becoming the pedigree hounds of the Americana/Folk circuit and festivals.
They are a quality live act who retain their live feel and sense of fun even in studio. They are quickly becoming the pedigree hounds of the Americana/Folk circuit and festivals.
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These guys are great fun and really lovely blokes and are well worth going to see ,they are fresh it makes a nice change to enjoy there music so go and support them and see for yourself - Gerry Watkins (Big Yellow Bus Project) |
The Shaggy Dog Raconteurs played at our wedding and they were brilliant! We can’t recommend them enough - Michelle Meakin Saw this band at last year’s Gloucester Folk Trail. Even with a regular off sick they were great. Can recommend unreservedly - Julia Finlay |
You all seem to thoroughly enjoy your sets and have a good rapport with yourselves and the audience - Jason Parker Have seen this band a few times now & they are very entertaining & their sound is brilliant! - Mark Cresswell-Lynch |