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The Whyos were a Seattle Irish folk band Zach Orgel from Bloodhag used to play in. In 2009 they had their big break when they were invited to tour with Bob Dylan. 5211 W Napoleon Ave, Metairie, LA 70001-2266, United States (1,950.50 mi) Metairie, Louisiana 70001-2266 Miché and the Anglos - "One of Those Things" The Mosquitos -"Do You Want To Hurt Me" The Modulators -"Spin Me Around" We saw them 8 times during their tour in the UK and it was fantastic!

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1,093 fans get concert alerts for this artist. The Dead Rabbits was the name of an Irish American criminal street gang active in Lower Manhattan in the 1830s to 1850s. I actually don't have a lot of info about the band, I was friends with Zach and went and … "The Wiyos" first caught my eye when I noticed the quality of photography they used for their promotion. The Wiyos (Michael Farkas, Teddy Weber and "Sauerkraut" Seth Travins) play and compose Old-Timey American and Jug Band music, with an instrumentation of washboard/harmonica/kazoo, resonator guitar/banjo, upright bass and three harmony vocals.The Wiyos took their name from the toughest gang to prowl the streets of old New York (The Whyos, circa 1890). View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1984 Vinyl release of The Whyos on Discogs. Jazz Band based out of New Orleans. I actually don't have a lot of info about the band, I was friends with Zach and went and … Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Brian Post at the Discogs Marketplace.
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The Wiyos: Redefining AmericanaBy Kristi KatesThe Whyos were an intimidating street gang who raged through NewYork’svolatile Five Points region from the 1860s until the early 1890s,controlling much of the Manhattan territory and shouting their gangc The Wiyos are an American ragtime and blues band from the Brooklyn area of New York City.They are named after The Whyos, a street gang in New York City in the late 1800s. Sunny Side - Jazz Band, New Orleans, Louisiana. In their early days in they busked across the United States spending time in New Orleans. The hanging of Driscoll broke up the Whyos because they were a comparatively small band, and, with the incomparable master-spirit gone, were unable to resist the angry rush of public indignation that followed the crowning outrage. The Bowery Boys. The Trio has since released two CDs for Appleseed, 'Skree' (1999, produced by master Scottish fiddler Johnny Cunningham) and the live 'Portland West' (2001). 232 likes. After I left the Delphobics, the other members of that band went on to form the Gyros--a rockabilly outfit also signed to Fake Doom along with the Whyos and Joe Burdette and the New West.

The Whyos were a Seattle Irish folk band Zach Orgel from Bloodhag used to play in. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Their name was taken from the mostly Irish street gang from New York from the 1860s-1890s. They released an album on Dutch Rockhouse label in 1984 with additionnal musicians Mike Baumann (p) and Chris Galli (sax) who also appeared on stage with the band. In 2000, Anthea Lawrence left the band and was replaced by virtuoso flute player Hanz Araki (formerly of the Paperboys and the Whyos).

The Whyos - "Full Arms And An Empty Heart. The Wiyos are an American ragtime and blues band from the Brooklyn area of New York City.They are named after The Whyos, a street gang in New York City in the late 1800s.