Re-rockin’ the 902: One of my big finds from Celtic Colours
Posted: October 20, 2013 Filed under: Rockin' the 902 | Tags: music 1 CommentDry Bones. I saw them play a small venue last Saturday and they brought down the house.
All four pursue solo projects and/or play in other bands as well. The deeper-voiced guitarist is Nathan Rogers. His father was folksinger Stan Rogers, legendary in Nova Scotia. More on Nathan in a future post.
They are going to be big. Remember where you heard them first. You’re welcome.
(PS: These clips are from previous appearances, not Celtic Colours.)
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