Rhythm and Booze

Bryan McQuaid

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Bryan calls Rhythm and Booze "B sides that were born prematurely". His third EP features mainly mid tempo s/sw tunes stripped of their country characteristics, with the lions share of subject material relating to loss, failed love and solitude. As always he spotlights a bit of his Prine-ian tendencies, but this is a sombre mature release from a

Bryan calls Rhythm and Booze "B sides that were born prematurely". His third EP features mainly mid tempo s/sw tunes stripped of their country characteristics, with the lions share of subject material relating to loss, failed love and solitude. As always he spotlights a bit of his Prine-ian tendencies, but this is a sombre mature release from a unique Pittsburgh Musician

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War Streets 4:41

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Parsley, Sage, Whiskey and Wine 3:10

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Set Me Up 4:42

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On and On 2:13

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Country Song 4:24

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Coal Dust Country

Bryan McQuaid

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Highlighting songs from his early years playing solo. Coal Dust Country features country and roots songs delivered in a very strip down "sing into the can" type fashion, showcasing Bryan's unique sense of humor. While tipping the hat to many of his influences from Woody Guthrie to John Prine.

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Monday's Aren't So Bad 1:05

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Something's in the Air, But It's Not Romance 2:28

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Million Dollar Medley 3:45

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A Passing Thought While At Work 2:19

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Hey, Watch Where You're Pointing That Thing! 2:17

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Rustbelt Rock and Soul

Bryan McQuaid

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This second release from Bryan, is a departure from Coal Dust Country. While still showing some of his classic wit, he drops into a more polished singer songwriter style that is more somber, dramatic and additionally has some teeth. This ep focuses more on his story telling through song, from a union worker on the picket line, to a young man

This second release from Bryan, is a departure from Coal Dust Country. While still showing some of his classic wit, he drops into a more polished singer songwriter style that is more somber, dramatic and additionally has some teeth. This ep focuses more on his story telling through song, from a union worker on the picket line, to a young man living and dying in a coal mine.

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Coal Dust 3:04

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Pickets Charge 4:35

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PASEO 3:04

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The Girl With The Octopus Tattoo 3:18

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Rogue 4:11

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