Rosewood Bridge, with lead singer Brian Quigley on guitar and Jim Dunnigan on bass, plays your favorite Irish and Americana songs, a little country, a little rock, and a few originals too. Brian Quigley has been performing in the Western New York area for over fifteen years previously with Irish band The Dustmen. Buffalo Music Hall of Fame inductee Jim Dunnigan will be remembered by many long time Buffalo music listeners for being the bass player in one of Buffalo’s most successful 1960’s rock bands, The Tweeds. Jim, after meeting Brian in an Irish pub, eventually joined him in Rosewood Bridge to add bass lines, harmonies, and the occasional kazoo. These days you can find Brian and Jim bringing the fun of Rosewood Bridge to pubs and parties all over Western NY. Rosewood Bridge is folk, acoustic, and a little bit more. You’ll likely know most of the lyrics, but if you don’t you will by the time the song is over!
RosewoodBridgeMusic@gmail.com or call 716-316-3959
Other Musicians Who Often Join Rosewood Bridge on Stage:
Zoe Buck, a wonderful young fiddle player, has been joining us for shows when available the last several years always adding a truly Irish sound to the mix. She also played on Brian’s last album.
Accordion player Ray Szpylman also sits in with us on occasion. Ray’s a staple in the Irish music scene having played in Eire Road as well as serving several stints with Brian in The Dustmen. He’s also a great blues keyboard player playing for many years with The Dan Harper Band.
Pete DiGioia, one the busiest and most talented keyboard players in Buffalo, is known for many bands including Transition, The Peter Dee Band, and Forgotten Dreams. A good friend of the band, Pete joins us when needed.
A fantastic player of long neck banjo and guitar, as well as a huge Kingston Trio fan, Russ Scinta started both The Dustmen and Rosewood Bridge with Brian. Now retired from music, he’s enjoying spending time with his grandkids.
Partial Song List:
Irish: Back Home in Derry; Billy O' Shea; Black Velvet Band; Black and Tans; Boys of the Old Brigade; Caledonia; Carrickfergus; County Down; Danny Boy; Drink the Night Away; Fields of Athenry; Four Green Fields; Finnegan’s Wake; Galway Girl; Galway Shawl; Goin' Up; Gypsy Rover; Irish Rover; Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye; Lakes of Ponchartrain; Moonshiner; Molly Malone; Morrison's Jig; N-17; The Night Paddy Murphy Died; Rare Old Times; Red is the Rose; Ride On; Scotsman; Tell Me Ma; Unicorn; Wild Rover; Whiskey in the Jar; 500 Pints
Folk/Rock/Country: All the Hard Days Are Gone; Brown Eyed Girl; Chilly Winds; Daydream Believer; Drunken Sailor; Four Strong Winds; Great Lakes Song; Hang on Sloopy; Hide Your Love Away; I'm a Believer; Jamaica Farewell; Margaritaville; MTA; Red Rubber Ball; SF Bay Blues; Sloop John B; Tijuana Jail; Tom Dooley; Two Winding Rails; Wagon Wheel; Where Have All The Flowers Gone; Under the Boardwalk
Originals: Children of Ireland; Galway in Her Eyes; Hydrotherapy; In Ireland; Katie McGuinness; Party Without Pants
....and many more. We are always adding new songs...