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Tat "Thompson" Daniels Erredge is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who composes songs in his own style of folk-rock/Americana.   His voice is distinctly its own and takes many forms but has been described as a combination of Dr. John and (presumably all three singing members of) The Band, though he himself would name his two biggest influences in singing to be Van Morrison and Bob Dylan, two performers who in his words "sing as if painting, playfully caressing the canvas of their immaculate lyrics with experimental dialects, tones and timbers reminiscent of their blues heroes" 
His writing style is more like that of a modern cross between John Prine and Willie Nelson with a flair for the Zevonian turn of phrase.  He currently has one studio album "Tat Thompson" available on iTunes and other digital retailers with plans to record material written for four more albums: 
"Stockholm Syndrome" - mostly introspective acoustic folk ballads
"Bar Gospel" - sing along barroom chorus's with a touch of outlaw country
"A Better Bum Than That" a concept album about being a bum, but one of higher distinction; songs ranging in style from humorous folk songs to edgy blues with a contrast of absurd to indicting cynicism 
"Let it Grow" - Rebellious and rambunctious rock and roll meets anarchist manifesto. When the clock strikes 9:22 all the gypsies, Kings, Witch Doctors, and other Monkeybusinessmen should report to the REVOLUTION.

Tat "Thompson" Erredge

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