Gypsy Guerrilla Band

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Bourrée in Dm 00:00 Tools
Tantz, Tantz, Yidelekh 00:00 Tools
Tam Lyn Reel 00:00 Tools
Whiskey Before Breakfast Reel 00:00 Tools
Grimstock 00:00 Tools
The Maiden Lane 00:00 Tools
Mist on the Meadow Jig Medley 00:00 Tools
Humours of Whiskey Jig Medley 00:00 Tools
Teetotaler's Reel 00:00 Tools
Musical Priest Reel 00:00 Tools
Horse's Bransle 00:00 Tools
Baym Rebin\'s Sude 00:00 Tools
Billy Sullivan's Polka 00:00 Tools
Baym Rebin's Sude 00:00 Tools
Atholl Highlanders Marching Jig 00:00 Tools
O Menousis 00:00 Tools
O Yanis 00:00 Tools
Devil in the Haystack/Old Mother Flanagan Reels 00:00 Tools
Laterna 00:00 Tools
The Nutting Girl 00:00 Tools
A Fair Wind 00:00 Tools
Izruçanka 00:00 Tools
Odessa Bulgar 00:00 Tools
The Gravel Walk Reel 00:00 Tools
Fragosyriani 00:00 Tools
Greco Barrio 00:00 Tools
Haniotiko 00:00 Tools
Szep Vagy-Gyönyörü/Czüreti Tanc 00:00 Tools
Les Cloches 00:00 Tools
Bartoszu 00:00 Tools
Rory O'More Jig 00:00 Tools
If You Leave Me Do Not Return/Most Keszdodik A Tánc 00:00 Tools
O'Keefe's Slide 00:00 Tools
Pij, Bracie, Pij 00:00 Tools
Sertze Tango 00:00 Tools
Rota 00:00 Tools
Gesi Za Woda 00:00 Tools
Mason's Apron Reel 00:00 Tools
Husia Siusia 00:00 Tools
Chez la Mère Antoine 00:00 Tools
Kerobushka 00:00 Tools
Blue Handkerchief 00:00 Tools
Crimean Sketches 00:00 Tools
Terkishe Tantz 00:00 Tools
Shu Badda 00:00 Tools
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Gypsy Guerrilla Band is centered around the core of a husband and wife duo, Jim and Joyce Lillquist. Other members have come and gone, contributing variously to live and recorded music, but Jim & Joyce have remained the only constant. Jim built his first hammered dulcimer in 1979 and began playing music with Bill Rintz and the Allen Street String Band in Springfield, Illinois. The Allen Street String Band played the Silver Dollar City's Music Festival for several years fostering Jim's love of faires & festivals. Joyce began playing the autoharp in 1983 as a method of participating in her husband's passion for music. In 1985 she quit her "day job" and joined Jim as a full-time musician. As "Pick 'n' Hammer" they auditioned, successfully, for the King Richard's Faire in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Soon, Jim was invited to join some others in a touring, stilt-dancing troupe that performed primarily at Renaissance Festivals. In 1985 Joyce rejoined Jim and others and the Gypsy Guerrilla Band was born. Many of the facts here are taken from the Gypsy Guerilla Band home page at http://home.earthlink.net/~jimlillq/ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.