The Urban Hillbilly Quartet. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet. Erik Brandt, The Urban Hillbilly Quartet.

Singer: Urban Hillbilly Quartet, The. Title: The A List: The Best Of The Urban Hillbilly Quartet 1995-2001. The Hillbilly Bears - Hillbilly Shindig. Tabby West - The Hillbilly Sweetheart. Folk, World, & Country. The Modern Jazz Quartet - The Cylinder, I Remember Clifford, The Concerto. Bram Weijters - Chad McCullough Quartet - Urban Nightingale. The Tennessee Hillbilly Boys - Western Saloon. The Tennessee Hillbilly Boys - Western Saloon

Urban’ describes the rock; ‘hillbilly’ is the Americana, folk and country; and ‘quartet’ is jazz, improvisation and our instrumental music, with tinges of eastern European melodies. Some are the Israeli, funky minor melodies that all of us like. As it turns out, the Quartet’s versatile music is sui generis : Our diversity is a blessing and a curse, says Brandt. Record stores don’t know where to shelve us, radio stations don’t know where to play us. Short of live performance, UHQ’s folky eclecticism and underlying wit can be best experienced on The A List (Fundamental Records).

Artist: The Urban Hillbilly Quartet. Album: Beautiful Lazy. Beautiful Lazy: Best 2 songs. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet - Amy's Ring Waltz 03:53. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet - Indelible 03:59. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet: best 2 tracks. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet - Fields at Night St. Paul Town, 1998 01:55. The Urban Hillbilly Quartet - Been There Before St. Paul Town, 1998 03:43. Artist: The Urban Hillbilly Quartet.

The Quartet hadn't recorded any original music in a decade, and Brandt was anxious to get some of their new tunes on a record. The new five-song EP is called South of Dark, and Brandt says it documents how the band continue growing and changing. They'll celebrate the release of the new EP on Friday, April 20, at the 331 Club in Minneapolis. Erik Brandt and the Urban Hillbilly Quartet stopped in to our studio to play some of the new tunes. Beautiful Mess" "Just Us" "South of Dark".

The Urban Folk Quartet (commonly known as The UFQ or simply UFQ) are a four-piece contemporary folk band launched in June 2009. The band is composed of Joe Broughton (Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin), Paloma Trigás (Fiddle, Vocals), Tom Chapman (Cajón, Percussion, Vocals) and Dan Walsh (Banjo, Guitar, Vocals). To date, the band has released three studio albums and three live albums. Active since 2009, on their fourth outing as a band they won the Spanish International Folk Competition.

Erik Brandt and The Urban Hillbilly Quartet, from the album Green Eyed Alone, YouTube. Google Groups: Phantom Tollbooth: In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb, with Visual Aides.

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A hillbilly is a person who lives in a remote, rural area in the South, often in the Appalachian (Or sometimes Ozark) Mountains and therefore is isolated and somewhat out of touch with modern culture. The stereotype of a hillbilly is a person who: Is a White Southerner who owns a shotgun, goes barefoot, wears a worn out floppy hat, drinks moonshine and whiskey which he makes himself, plays the banjo or fiddle, drives old beat up pick up trucks, has bad teeth, is poorly educated, has long a beard, wears worn out clothes and hand me downs, and is happy and content with what they have. Contrary to some of the other entries, hillbillies don’t live in trailer parks; they can’t otherwise they wouldn’t be isolated from modern culture and therefore would not be a hillbilly. They don’t eat road kill; many are actually farmers and hunt for their food, they don’t pick it off the side of the road.