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TOM DUNDEE |

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MARK ELLIOTT |
TOM DUNDEE |
GARY CULLEY |
Chicago songwriter Tom Dundee began his career in
Corrales, New Mexico in 1969. A year later he became a principal member of
the Chicago folk scene that spawned such performers as John Prine, Steve
Goodman, and Bonnie Koloc. In the 80's, Tom performed throughout the
Seattle Music Scene and in the 90's recorded out of Nashville, Tennessee.
Composer of over 300 songs, he has recorded with such notables as Timothy
B. Schmidt, Stephanie Davis, Rita Coolidge and Paul Barrere. He has shared
stages with the likes of Doc Watson, Taj Mahal, Tom Paxton, Jerry Jeff
Walker, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, Dave Van Ronk, Chi Coltrane, John Prine,
Steve Goodman, Ritchie Havens and Townes Van Zandt.
In concert, Dundee delighted in taking chances with his audience, letting
the spontaneity of the moment shape the personality of his show every time
out. As a result, each of his concerts came across fresh, seemingly
tailor-crafted to the particular crowd on hand. He joked with his
audience, drew them out of themselves with his music, wove stories in and
out of his songs; and always at the base of his act was his outstanding
repertoire of original material: beautifully crafted ballads, sensitive
introspective, humorous and up-tempo songs, and out-and-out rockin'
rollers.
The late Tom Dundee recorded 6 albums: A Delicate Balance, Right Lane Man,
Roadmap, Rough Around the Edge, Lyfe Tyme Arhyme and Tom Dundee.
Mark produced Tom's 1997, self titled album and served as Executive Producer on Tom's subsequent compilation record, entitled "Lyfe Tyme Arhyme". That compilation includes the song, "Delicate Balance" considered to be a "Classic" in folk circles.
click here for The Chicago Tribune Obituary
click here to share your thoughts on a popular Tom Dundee Blog site
THE TOM DUNDEE MEMORIAL CONCERT-SOLD
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(May 14th. The Old Town School of Folk Music - Chicago, IL)
HERE IS ANOTHER GREAT SITE FOR INFO. ON TOM
http://snapshotmusic.com/tomdundee/tomdundee_index.asp
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