Geo. McCalip Long Beach, California
Over the last few years Geo. McCalip has developed an interesting niche writing and performing protest songs on ukulele. His
songs are strongly influenced by the folk tradition.
He has long been involved with the folk/acoustic music scene in Southern California. His acousticmusic.net site has been called an encyclopedia of folk music.
Who else would write a song about an Amish crime syndicate?
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