Name Rick Shea | Role Singer | |
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Albums Sweet Bernardine, Shelter Valley Blues, Bound for Trouble Similar People Chris Gaffney, I See Hawks In LA, Dave Alvin, Tony Gilkyson, Mary McCaslin | ||
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Rick Shea (born September 22, 1953) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist who lives in Southern California. He’s released nine albums and he performs locally, nationally, and in Europe.
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Biography
Shea was born in Annapolis, Maryland to a military family and lived in several eastern states before moving to San Bernardino, California at age eleven. As a teenager he began playing in local coffeehouses and before long, many of the country bars and honky-tonks in the area.
Music Style & Career
Shea draws inspiration from the folk, country, blues, and rock genres and have been compared to Tom Russell, Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Chuck Pyle among others. As a solo artist, he’s played The Strawberry Festival in Sonora, California, The Canmore Folk Festival in Alberta Canada, The Honolulu Academy of Arts in Hawaii, and is a regular on the "Roots on the Rails" series of concerts along with his partner in crime, Dave Alvin., as well as many other Folk and Americana venues and festivals.
In 1992, Shea was included in the Town South of Bakersfield series of albums that featured Dwight Yoakam, Lucinda Williams, and Rosie Flores among others. Later, in 2001, Shea collaborated with fiddler Brantley Kearns on an album of original and cover songs called Trouble and Me. Shea arranged and co-produced the album with Dave Alvin.
In 2003, Shea worked with country singer Patty Booker on an album of country duets called Our Shangri LA. The album featured original and cover songs by Merle Haggard, Leona Williams, Pat McLaughlin, Lee Hazlewood and others. Shea has played with Dave Alvin on his Grammy Award winning album Public Domain and with R.E.M. for the soundtrack to Man On the Moon.
Shea has worked as producer on his own albums and plays acoustic, electric, and steel guitar, and mandolin. He is revered as a master Telecaster player, and performs regularly in Southern California with his group, consisting of sidemen David Hall on bass, noted percussionist Steve Mugalian., and session whiz Stephen Patt. Besides his own albums, Shea has also produced albums for The Good Intentions from Liverpool and Chris Richards from Sheboygan, Wisconsin.