Steve Eulberg Boise, Idaho
I stand within the tradition of handmade, acoustic,
home-grown music, giving life to old songs
and
tunes and songs by passing them on while creating
new ones to add to the mix.
I use the vibrations of wood and string, playing and singing traditional songs and fiddle tunes; weaving
together Celtic, Old-time, blues and jazz to create “Smile-inducing, toe-tapping, thought-provoking
folkgrass.”
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