Rae Spoon
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Rae Spoon (b. 1982) is a Canadian folk/indie singer/songwriter from Calgary, Alberta. Rae's music is described as a “new skool folk”, “cowboy-folk that’s armed to the teeth with punk rock attitude”[1].
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[edit] Biography
Rae has performed with such artists as Annabelle Chvostek, Ember Swift, Kinnie Starr, Melissa Ferrick, The Be Good Tanyas, Bitch & Animal, Natalie Merchant and Earl Scruggs.
Rae has performed at festivals including North Country Fair, South Country Fair, Under The Volcano Festival, and the Vancouver, Regina, Ottawa, Calgary & Edmonton Folk Festivals.
[edit] Style
Rae plays banjo, guitar... Style spans bluegrass, country...
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[edit] Discography
- Honking At Minivans (2001)
- Throw Some Dirt On Me (2003)
- White Hearse Comes Rolling (2006)
- Stones In The Dirt (2006, with Rodney Decroo)
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