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Bagpipes meet the Rockin' Blues. Originators of the Western Carolina Wah Pipes. Playing the pipes like a sax or a les paul thru a big ole marshall complete with wah wah.. Add exciting vocals & some crunchy guitars & BOOGIE..
Genre:
Blues: Rockin' Blues
Release Date:
2004
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Record Label: Lodge Records
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Pipapelli's fourth album, "CEITHER" is an open jam from the opening "Peter McGunn" to the closing dreamy blues guitar ballad "Which Way".
Bagpipes meet the rockin' blues Head-On!!
Pipapelli ( pronounced PIPE-UH-Pelly ) strangles the pipes more like a saxaphone, but it's still the original rock and roll instrument, loud as he**, and everybody hates'em!! Nothing to hate here tho, these tunes have fun, sail free & let the pipes scream! Add some growlin' and some sultry vocals, crunching guitars and a Pipe and Ax dual lead here and there, and it's a backyard Ceilidh!! Jump on a big ole Harley and cruise down Main street Daytona Beach while the "Western Carolina WahPyps" jam their way all the way down the strip!
For those with a classical edge, check out "Bonnie Bunnie", a la Wagner...but more like Bugs & Elmer!
These arent your grandaddys bagpipes, where else can you hear pipes wah wahin the blues away!?! "Ceither" is "four" in Scots-Gaelic, seeing as how it's Pipapelli's fourth album, this seems to make much sense.
Check it out Lads and Lassies, the WahPyps are callin' you!!
Previously Released Albums...
"Tubular Blues from the Ridge" 2000
"Empty Scotch Bottle Blues" 2001
"BorderGuard" 2002
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Smoke them Pipes!
author: J. Payge
Peter McGunn is as close as I've been to hearing a bagpipe sound like a saxaphone, the old spy theme with a twist, maybe that can get into the next Blues Brothers movie! Nice guitar work as well, with a very creative percussion section, and the vocals meet the power of the pipes. Overall, Pipapelli's Ceither is something I've never heard before, but hope to hear a lot more...
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Fire-breathing Pipe Growlin' ROCK!
author: Angus McG.
This CD changes gears continually, playfully rocking the blues with BAGPIPES! I've never heard bagpipes quite like this, I particularly enjoy the instrumental 'Main Street & Mikeys'! If that's not acid jazz, I don't know what is! Which Way is slow and cool, very zep sounding. Overall, I think this is a very fun and original album!
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Bagpypes + Blues + creativity = Pipapelli
author: Arash
Pipapelli carries the burdon of being one of the only bands doing this tyle of music proudly, with talent, and a little hot sauce on the side. At times their sound comes across as both clean and rugged, all part of their style. Most importantly, they don't incorporate the Pypes for the sake of being a commodity, but stay true to the tradition of the instrument and add to it with their unique style of play. Very orignial. Very good. Hot Sauce Boogie was my fav :)
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