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Sleepy Hollow has been around since 1999. They have 2 releases, a self titled EP and a full length album titled Goin' Over. They have sold thousands of cds world wide. They are a tough group to label. They delve in the rhealms of Acid Rock, Prog and Metal. They consist of Guitar, Bass, Drums and Keyboards. They have been known to bring in outside intruments on occasion. They have a long awaited double album in the works which is schedualed to be released in early fall of 2008.
Guitarist Matt Schwarz performs solo at Renaissance Faires and elsewhere, playing traditional ballads and early music on harp, guitar, mandola, flute, recorder, etc. He also performs with the ensemble Sarabande, who combine Renaissance music with Irish jigs & reels and wild gypsy tunes.
Mole does session harp for medieval Christmas album. - October 2, 2008
Matthew Rose, who produced and engineered Matt "the Mole"s harp CD this summer, asked Mole to perform some harp on a medieval Christmas CD his group Castle Musicale is recording. Matt went down last night and performed 6 tracks for the forthcoming album. The Mole will be joining Castle Musicale for a few Christmas gigs in November and December.
Also, Matt has finally pressed a small batch of his harp CD, entitled "The Journeyman Harper" for a handful of small gigs/private parties he's performing this month and should have the CD generally available in about a month.
Joe Dell will enter the studio October 9th to finish off the last of the bass lines for 'Legend' - October 1, 2008
Joe Dell has announced he will be entering the studio with Bob Both on Thursday October 9th. He will be laying down bass tracks for Sorrow's Might, Le Femme Arme and the jig in Arostotle's Lantern. He will be using Soldier's Joey DiMaeo custom bass. His Rick and Junior's Fender P.
Joe Dell on the passing of legendary pink floyd keyboardist Rick Wright - September 15, 2008
On the announcement of the passing of legendary Pink Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright, Joe Dell has been deeply saddened. Wright was Joe's mentor and favorite keyboardist in his teen years. Here are his feelings: Joe Dell , " What a truly tragic loss. I don't believe there is a keyboard player in rock that hasn't been influenced by Rick in one way or another. He, along with Ray Manzerik, brought the keyboards to the forefront in rock n roll. I loved Pink Floyd ever since I was young. Big Al turned me on to them back in 1986. To me the sound of the band was the keyboards. Even in the early days, Rick was the most musical of the band. He played leads while Syd experimented with sounds. He opened the doors for so many people. He knew how to play with feel. He never wasted a note and never played to show off. He was class all the way. When I was in my mid teens, I had my father buy me an organ for a Christmas gift and the first song I ever learned on it was "Summer of '68". He was also the warmest when it came to the fans. He appreciated us more than any other member in the band. We missed Floyd on the Delicate Sound of Thunder but were blessed enough to catch them 2 nights in a row for the Division Bell tour. He was one of the greatest and will be truly missed. God bless his soul."