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1) The Buskers was an Irish folk band formed by Paul Furey, Davey Arthur and Brendan Leeson in the early 1970s that led, in 1976, to The Fureys & Davey Arthur.

2) The Buskers was an American power pop band from Milwaukee.

3) The Buskers was an Italian band formed in 2002 in Lecce, south Italy.

1) The Buskers was an Irish folk band formed by Paul Furey, Davey Arthur and Brendan Leeson in the early 1970s and subsequently joined by George Furey. In 1976, the Furey Brothers & Davey Arthur became the well-known folk band The Fureys & Davey Arthur.

2) The Buskers was an American power pop band from Milwaukee

3) The Buskers (The Buskers) an Italian band formed in 2002 in Lecce, south Italy, from the mix of different music experiences which had in common a strong love to traditional irish music. The bands mirrors the music style and the numbers of musicians of the typical Ceíli band of Ireland. Besides all the songs come from popular treasure in irish and english. The band has been working on this music since many years and studies also the Irish music histories from the Bards’ through the Middle Age to nowdays. It takes part to projects like “Attraversarte” in collaboration with the City of Cremona and has worked with the University of Perugia and Lecce. It has played for “Genova04” and for several national and international festivals. The show and the experience always have guaranted positive comments from the audience and critics. The band numbers articles on italian newspapers: Corriere della Sera, La Gazzetta del Mezzogiorno, Repubblica, Il Quotidiano di Lecce and a video on the national TV: Rai 3, Radio 1 Rai. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.