Rain City Ramblers Seattle, Washington
Hailing from Seattle, Washington, the Rain City Ramblers are an
exciting acoustic trio that draws upon the deep well of
American
roots music to craft their own songs. Featuring Forrest Marowitz (upright bass), Daniel
Ullom (mandolin) and Jim Horbett (guitar), they can rip fiddle
tunes, set down a groovy two-step, and render haunting versions
of folk ballads.
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