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| Dean Campbell Dean, a native Spokane,Washington, takes his keen knowledge of various musical styles and arranges the traditional tunes of Ireland and Scotland into a unique blend of musical traditions. His use of counter point playing on mandolin, and guitar gives Gravel Walk it's vibrant, distinct sound. The group's repertoire also includes a number of his original compositions mixed into the music sets---for good measure. |
| Alberto Duran A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Alberto settled in Corpus Christi after a tour in the U.S Army as a combat medic. While stationed in Germany, he first encountered the compelling sounds of Irish music, in of all places, an Irish pub. Since those pub nights, he has become an accomplished musician, mastering a number of instruments. Alberto gives Gravel Walk it's uncommon sound on his choice of instruments,which includes : tin whistle, low whistle, banjo, bouzouki, harmonicas, and vocals on a number of songs. |
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| Eric DuBois Eric, a true Texas gentleman, is a skilled musician and has a real knack for the sound and feel of Celtic music. His broad range of musical experience transfers to the group's distinct presence. Eric's steady, rythmic guitar playing delivers the essentials for a solid, robust sound. In addition to his essential guitar playing, Eric sings a number of the group's songs, ranging from the lamenting ballad of an Irish immigrant, to the rollicking lyrics of an Irish sing-a- long. |
| Francis O'Donnell Francis, a Panama Canal Zonian, arrived, and settled in Corpus Christi as an "Army Brat" in 1975. Introduced to Cheiftains and Irish Music twelve years ago, he set out to learn how to play the Bodhran. For over seven years, he has played the goat-skinned frame drum as a member of the group and adds the finishing touch to Gravel Walk's dynamic sound. |
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