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Our New CD, Folk Music from an Undiscovered Country, is now available for purchase through our website!
Thursday through Saturday 4th Ave Underpass 8:30 PM ish till Last Call... ish
Saturday, Feb 6: Tucson, AZ
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Friday, February 12: Tucson, AZ
The HangArt 8:00 PM map » 512 N Echols Ave
Saturday, February 13: Tucson, AZ
Private Party
Sunday, February 21: Tucson, AZ
Casa Vicente 6:00 PM map » 375 South Stone Avenue
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The Missing Parts are an acoustic, instrumental quartet from Tucson, Arizona. They play all original music inspired by Roma, Russian, Klezmer, Flamenco, Tango, Classical, Heavy Metal, and Spaghetti Western melodies and rhythms. Their tone ranges from delicate to upbeat, and they can therefore be found playing in almost any setting, from wine bars to wild dance parties.
Our new album, Folk Music From an Undiscovered Country, is finally here! All 16 tracks were recorded over the course of two weekends in the Fall of 2009, live in the studio, as the band wanted to retain a live feel and capture the enthusiasm and spontaneity the tunes deserve.
We will be on tour this summer through Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington and California.
To book a show, or for any other concerns (or just to say hi) you can contact us at info@themissingparts.net
Paul Wright, from Albuquerque, New Mexico, plays an original, intensely percussive style of acoustic guitar inspired by Flamenco, Tango, Balkan, Russian, Indian, and Heavy Metal chord progressions and rhythms.
Douglas Francisco, a native of East Tennessee, has musical roots in both Blues and Heavy Metal. He plays a the dobro, also called the lap steel or slide guitar, usually in an open D minor tuning. His original style is entirely self taught.
Brian Hullfish hails from the dirty part of Eastern New York. His musical roots run deep into American and Irish folk music. He plays with his eyes closed, like he’s singing, and if you are lucky, you might catch him grinning insanely when it’s sounding good.
Oliver Blaylock is a classically trained violinist who has been playing violin since he was a fetus in his mother's womb. He's quick, he's clever, and he makes firey virtuosity look easy.