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The Band

Wild Eyed, Wicked and Oblivious vary between a three and six piece band depending...

Pete Crow Electronic wind instrument, and vocals. Scary Jane Acoustic 12 string guitar, and vocals. The Islhoff, T-chest. Shane Van acoustic guitar and vocals, Nigel the Boiler on bongos and cahon....and not in anyway least...Charlie Rose, vocals, drums, and dancing

 

We play because we enjoy music and write songs, we play for laughter, we play because we have something to say. We play so you can join in have fun and dance.

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Mr Crow

Mr Crow, the creative eccentric captain who has traveled down through time and  history with strange songs tales of tattooed ladies, vampires, and other realities  

He brings entrances us into dancing  

Nigel

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Our engineer, keeping the gas turbines going the heart beating and rhythms in the engine room thundering along. He brings the power and steady energy that keeps us sailing.  

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Scary Jane

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The shortest member of the band, but don't be deceived.  Jane plays a 12 string guitar that is as big as she is and responsible for the upbeat rhythms.

She claims she grew up in salt mines before the turn of the century

 

She also sings.... Mr Crow calls her the glue, the dynamic energy who keeps them on course.

Jane also  writes the songs about Rebellion

Charlie

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Charlie is the beauty, with the amazing voice, who also drums, and brings the sunshine with her where-ever she goes 

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Islhoff

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The mad inventor, the one string box.... one of his many home made instruments. When he vanishes into the garage...something strange always appears, and lots of hats         

Shane

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Where he comes from, other than knowing he lives in LLanelli, is mysterious.....he may have time traveled, he may at one point been a Victorian Chimney sweep,  or ridden horses across the plains of Africa. without him the guitar rhythms would not be so dynamic...

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