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Tom Breiding

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May5

Dinner Event

Thursday, May 5, 2011 @ 12:00AMThu, May 5, 2011 @ 12:00AM

Thornburg, Crafton, PA

Private event

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Dinner Event @ Thornburg on May 5, 12:00AM

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Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns

Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns

Saturday, September 19Sat, Sep 19

Big Rail Brewing Outdoor Stage, 2158 Mercer/Butler Pike, Grove City, PA

Join us for this great festival-like stage and atmosphere

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Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns @ Big Rail Brewing Outdoor Stage on Sep 19

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Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns

Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns

Saturday, September 26 @ 7:00PMSat, Sep 26 @ 7:00PM

Moondogs, 378 Freeport Road, Blawnox, PA

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Bill Toms and Hard Rain featuring The Soulville Horns @ Moondogs on Sep 26, 7:00PM

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Tom breiding included on superstar compilation release

"Bullmoose Special" Appears on Frontera Records Compilation Release Miners Angel

Along side the likes of Bob Dylan, Utah Phillips, Tom Russell, Billy Bragg, Steve Earle, Joel Rafeal, Robert Earle Keene, Gretchen Peters, Si Kahn, Hal Ketcham and many others, Tom's song The Bullmoose Special from his acclaimed 2008 release The Unbroken Circle: Songs of the West Virginia Coalfields appears on this tribute to Mother Jones CD. All proceeds from this Frontera Records project will help pay for the upkeep of the Mother Jones Monument at her burial site in Mt. Olive, Illinois. You can purchase this CD by clicking the link below.

http://minersangel.com

Breiding front page lead Story post gazette

In Waynesburg, working class anger bubbles up at coal miners rally

By Daniel Moore / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Carried by an Americana folk chord progression on acoustic guitar, musician Tom Breiding’s message was as poignant as any rallying cry issued from the podium at the Greene County Fairgrounds on Friday.

“Promises made, promises broken,” Mr. Breiding crooned over a D-chord. “Alpha they promised, Alpha they lied,” calling out bankrupt coal company Alpha Natural Resources, the owner of two mines in the county that this week sought to break its contract with workers so it can restructure its finances.

In multiple verses, he named others: Peabody Energy, Patriot Coal, Murray Energy. Clad uniformly in United Mine Workers of America camouflage, more than 5,000 supporters of the Appalachian coal industry whooped and hollered.

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