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THIS FRIDAY JUNE 18th 2021 Folk Uke, Willy McGee & Friends at Sam's Town Point South Austin Live Show

 

 

William Sears McGee

12:27 PM (2 minutes ago)
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FRIDAY JUNE 18th 2021
@ Sam’s Town Point  located at 2115 Allred Dr. Austin, Tx 78748
(Nestled in the neighborhood behind Armadillo Den and Moontower Saloon, the REAL DEAL!)

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Folk Uke - (Daughters of Willie Nelson & Woody Guthrie)
"One was a tramp and one was devastatingly pure. With a ukulele and an acoustic guitar, they formed a band for the same reason kids join gangs…"

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Willy McGee & The Full Band

Listen on Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3gtyGc5

"Willy McGee is a songwriter and filmmaker that was born and raised in Austin, Texas. He grew up playing piano and guitar, listening to hand-me-down records of Willis Alan Ramsey, Leon Russell, and The Doobie Brothers. The thirty-one-year-old singer/songwriter has a voice reminiscent of some of country’s greatest, with its baritone register and raspy tone. His production blends country guitar sounds and blues licks with tinges of cosmic country and funkadelic rhythms to create music that truly stands in its own rite. In addition to recording an album with producer Andrija Tokic in Nashville, Mcgee has performed with many notable musicians such as Old 97’s, Rooney Pitchford, Daniel Romano, and Margo Price.”


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