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The Coal Porters
The Coal Porters
The Coal Porters are a London-based, US-UK alt-bluegrass band, founded by Sid Griffin (Long Ryders) - vocals, mandolin, harmonica and autoharp, and Neil Robert Herd - guitar and vocals.
They released their debut album, "Rebels Without Applause" in 1991, followed by: "Land of Hope and Crosby" (1994), "Los London" (1995), "EP Roulette" (1998), "Gram Parsons Tribute Concert" (1999), "Chris Hillman Tribute Concert" (2001), "How Dark This Earth Will Shine" (2004), "Turn the Water On, Boy" (2008), "Durango" (2010), "Find The One" (2012), plus 2016's: "No. 6".
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Band member(s)
- Sid Griffin
Influenced
- Southern Tenant Folk Union
