TinBirdChoir's Channel

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5 months ago

We Are The 1%

The millionaire's response to Occupy Wall Street.

Written by Chelsea Davison and Jon Moormann

Featuring Brett Chamberlin, Chelsea Davison, Anna D...

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5 months ago

Hummingbird from "Monsters Breakfast"

great super slow Hummingbird footage with sweet song

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5 months ago

We Are The Working Poor - Tribute to Occupy Wall Street - music by Tin Bird Choir

Wall Street Protests -We Are The Working Poor -music by Tin Bird Choir: http://www.tinbirdchoir.com http://www.facebook.com/tin...

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1 year ago

Tin Bird Choir - Take Me With You When You Go. Live at the Moonlight Forest

take me with you when you go

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1 year ago

BitterEnd.MP4

at the bitter end

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2 years ago

Tarriers.MP4

Tarriers - Eric and Heather, Tin Bird Choir

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2 years ago

BitterEnd.MP4

Bitter End - Eric and Heather, Tin Bird Choir

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2 years ago

BigShip.MP4

Big Ship - Eric and Heather, Tin Bird Choir

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About TinBirdChoir's channel

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TinBirdChoir

Latest Activity

Oct 17, 2011

Date Joined

Oct 1, 2007

About this user

Tin Bird Choir is an alt-folk barn rock band from Chester County Pennsylvania. Their unique sound has spread through radio stations across the country, earning their first record, Barn Rock, a debut spot at #9 on the roots music chart. Their music has been featured prominently on Philadelphia radio station WXPN and they've graced some of the region's most celebrated stages, such as the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the World Cafe Live, Johnny Brenda's, and the Kimmel Center, as well as The Bitter End in New York City. Their music resonates with love and loss as they wail and rock and try to squeeze a bit of light from the time and place they live in. With literate lyrics, organic harmonies, and urgent melodies, their songs seem to say, "Hey, I have been through some heartache and joy, and here is my story, can you relate?" It's a revival, this barn rock, a soulful meander through life's richness and darkness, described in the press as intelligent and original, "a throwback to old times when music was simple, often quirky, and even a little spooky."

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