Hi Dave, If you not have had the possibility to visit my site I hereby give you a little tast of The Bluesmates. If you like it there is more to hear. If not, I am sorry to have taken your time.
Much respect. Grandpa_Erik
My Great Grandfather was born In Glasgow. Archiebald McDonald.
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Hi allI'm new on here and thought I'd plug my new album and website in an act of shameless self promotion...the album' called Got Me Electric and you can find out more at www.davearcari.comCheers!DaveSee More
Hey all
I'm new on here, but gotta chuck in tuppence-worth. Alt.Blues does it for me - mainly because I reckon it can cover blues-based music in a number of directions (other than over-widdly guitar electric blues and cheesey covers...no…
Mar 16, 2009
Dave Arcari is now a member of LiveBluesWorldMar 16, 2009
SLIDE guitarist & songwriter Dave Arcari’s alt.blues sounds owe as much to trash country, punk and rockabilly as they do pre-war Delta blues and have been showcased via five internationally-acclaimed solo CD releases.
In 2008 Arcari was invited to showcase at the North by North East (NxNE) music festival in Toronto, Canada and he was a finalist the UK Indy Music Awards 2008 reaching the top four in his category (best male solo artist).
With more than 150 UK dates a year plus shows in Finland, Estonia, France, Germany and Canada, Arcari is one of the hardest gigging live artists on the circuit.
A series of shows with the mighty Alabama 3 (by personal request from the band), Seasick Steve, Son of Dave and Jon Spencer along with his relentless UK and European tour schedule have established Arcari as a formidable international solo performer who is fast building a media reputation as a 'hell-raising National guitar madman'.
Arcari’s growing reputation was endorsed in Spring 2007 when he was asked to put music to Robert Burns’ (Scotland’s national poet) poem Parcel of Rogues for a BBC Scotland special to mark 300 years of the Act of Union between Scotland and England. He also presented the programme, interviewing many high-profile political figures, musicians and historians along the way.
Favorite Blues Artists and Bands
Blind Willie Johnson, Hank III, Gene Vincent, Doo Rag, Bob Log III,
Hi Dave, If you not have had the possibility to visit my site I hereby give you a little tast of The Bluesmates. If you like it there is more to hear. If not, I am sorry to have taken your time.
Much respect. Grandpa_Erik
Hi there Dave;
Welcome to LBW , so you are here at last , you probably
don't remember but I met you and your wife at a gig you played in Bristol a
fair while ago also there was Chris Scott whom you and I both know. Enjoy
the site.
Kind regards
Ken Pustelnik