Singer,
songwriter and rhythm guitarist Mike DeAngelis started his solo career
in the 80's on the Cape Cod circuit. Mike joined up with John
Haggerty in Albany in 1984 to form "The Kingpins," playing 80's pop
tunes. In 1985 Mike joined John's Celtic/folk band, "The Wilde
Irishmen" which evolved into the popular band "The Porters." In
1992 Mike and John joined up with Rick Bedrosian to form "Hair of the
Dog."
Mike released his solo CD "Son of a
Dunigan" in 2005.
Mike
DeAngelis uses Taylor guitars.
Son of a Dunigan
1) Angel from Antrim
2) Bartender Billy
3) Donegal
4) Baltimore
5) Lost in Cork
6) Still the Dragon
7) Spanish Gold
8) Rich Man’s Family
9) From Galway to Graceland
10) Nobody Knows
11) Boundaries
12) Almost Home
"You'll
want to grab a pint and sit back in a comfy chair"
"A nice listen all the way around"
Catherine L. Tully
Celtic MP3 Music Magazine
"Rock solid Musicianship"
"Son of a Dunigan comes as a surprise, and a very nice one"
John O'Regan
Green Man Review
"Almost Home epitomizes the album - great lyrics, spare accompaniment
and wonderful voice"
"A musical tour of the country"
Nicky Rossiter
Rambles Cultural Magazine
Singer,
songwriter and rhythm guitarist Mike DeAngelis started his solo career
in the 80's on the Cape Cod circuit. Mike joined up with John
Haggerty in Albany in 1984 to form "The Kingpins," playing 80's pop
tunes. In 1985 Mike joined John's Celtic/folk band, "The Wilde
Irishmen" which evolved into the popular band "The Porters." In
1992 Mike and John joined up with Rick Bedrosian to form "Hair of the
Dog." 
