Dave Diprose
Singer/songwriter - storyteller performing original and traditional Americana
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Name
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Dave Diprose
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Genre(s)
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Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Country, Roots
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Content
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Covers Only
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Taking Bookings
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Australia Wide
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About Us
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Dave Diprose has etched his place into Melbourne’s acoustic music scene performing blues, bluegrass, and ballads from the traditions as well as his own original material.
"A fantastic blend of tradition with an Australian edge". Lloyd Spiegel (Premier Endorsee Cole Clark Guitars). With a humorous and heartfelt presentation coupled with old-fashioned storytelling, it is Dave's songwriting that sets him apart with inciteful stories of real experiences and humorous domestic situations. He has a unique ability to write music into the context of older times and sound genuine, yet fresh and contemporary at the safe time. Dave been a finalist in numerous songwriting competitions. "Dave stands out from the pack by finding the right balance. He creates freely while remaining true to his sources." Matthew Fredericks (Melbourne PBS FM). |
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What We Bring
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Dave's songs all tell a story. Supported by wonderful instrumentation and expertly-crafted material, his warm-hearted presentation and song history provides a strong connection with audiences.
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Members
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Dave Diprose: singer & guitarist, harmonica;
Greg Hunt: Fiddle & Mandolin; Adam Phillips: Bass; Pete Fiddler: Dobro & Mandolin; Mark Pottenger: Mandolin & vocals * Please note: lineup may change depending on situation and availability ** Dave performs Solo & as a Trio or Quintet |
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Country
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Australia
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State / Region
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Victoria
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Home Town
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Melbourne
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Artist Website
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"As long as there are dedicated blues troubadours such as Dave Diprose carrying on this century old music tradition, it will continue to not only survive, but flourish."
- Al Hensley, Rhythms Magazine, November 2015
"As long as there are dedicated blues troubadours such as Dave Diprose carrying on this century old music tradition, it will continue to not only survive, but flourish."
- Al Hensley, Rhythms Magazine, November 2015