Description
Country/Americana artist Vince Mira's rise to fame has captivated America. Born in Los Angeles, California and raised in San Antonio, Texas the young singer/songwriter Vince Mira, was discovered by entertainment producer Chris Snell (creator of famous Seattle night club, Can Can) while playing for tips in Seattle's Pike Place Market. He is now a household name. His first album was produced by John Carter Cash (Johnny Cash and June Carter's only son) and recorded at the Cash Cabin (built by Johnny Cash) in Nashville, Tennessee. Prior to the completion of recording "Cash Cabin Sessions" the Vince Mira buzz began to spread followed by a media frenzy. First featured on KOMO News in Seattle, Washington, KOMO's affiliate, Good Morning America, picked up the story immediately... 2 weeks later Vince captured the nation with a breathtaking live performance in front of over 5 million viewers. Subsequently, the Ellen DeGeneres Show aired his Good Morning America clip where Ellen personally invited Vince to the Ellen Show during their national broadcast the same day... two weeks later Vince received a standing ovation on the show while performing in front of millions of viewers during yet another outstanding live performance. Mr. Mira's other television appearances include BBC, Inside Edition, Northwest Afternoon and Univision (KOMO's Spanish affiliate); as well as features/cover stories in print media outlets such as Seattle Sound Magazine, Seattle Times, Seattle Weekly, and many others. He recently recorded with Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam for Stone's upcoming "Hank Williams Tribute" CD.
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The Dusty 45s deliver. Playing to a partying crowd at a packed club or for serious music fans in an intimate cabaret, The Dusty 45s always put on a committed, exciting performance. These guys belong on stage.
Mixing roots styles as various as honky-tonk, jump blues, and rock 'n roll (and a few "Where did that come from?" flavors) isn't easy. Again, The Dusty 45s deliver; combining classice elements of American music into a natural sound that is all their own - harmonizing over acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and trumpet.
Distinguishing themselves from other roots bands by sheer energy and growth, The Dusty 45s have an impressive arc going back a decade. The readers of the Seattle Weekly voted them "Best of Seattle" three years running. Members of the band founded local groups like Edison Jones and the Noses.
Singer/songwriter Billy Joe Huels stared in the 5th Avenue Theater's successful production of the "Buddy Holly Story". On a certain level, this is an all-star band.
With a deep discography, thousands of miles on the tour van odometer, and a committed fan base in the western US and Europe, The Dusty 45s are professional, talented band with a creative fire that burns bright.
For more information, visit www.dusty45s.com/