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We like playing for big crowds, and the goal all along has been for people to pay a little to come and see us. But it all started on street corners, and that is still very connected to what we do. It's such a validating musical experience. Busking is a very humble and brave act that takes courage to
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the public. It is common law that any disturbing or noisy behaviors may not be conducted after certain hours in the night. These curfew limitations vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. It is common law that "performing blue" (i.e. using material that is sexually explicit or any vulgar or obscene
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do well. It's also about the energy of music being alive outside in a city ... You can walk right by it right in front of you. Sure, to some people you're just another guy with his hand out, so sometimes busking can be great social barometer. You're able to gauge who you live with on earth.
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which purportedly improved people's health. They would often employ entertainment acts as a way of drawing in potential clients and relaxing them. The people would often associate this feeling of well-being with the products sold. After these performances, they would "pass the hat".
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and sometimes musicians. Circle shows can be the most lucrative. Sometimes the crowds attracted can be very large. A good busker will control the crowd so the patrons do not obstruct foot traffic.
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of sound produced. It is common law that buskers or others should not impede pedestrian traffic flow, block or otherwise obstruct entrances or exits, or do things that
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harmonica, a drum and a tambourine. They may also include singing. Many still busk but some are booked to play at festivals and other events.
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1992:"The History and Cultural Impact of Street Performing in America: Ben Franklin"
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2731:QueenZone.com Retrieved 23 January 2013
2691:Modern Blues Harmonica (6 March 2007).
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1069:, a London busker from the 19th century
382:. In old German, buskers were known as
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2603:"X Factor star tops classical charts"
2411:Appleton, Natalie (7 February 2010).
2251:Metropolitan Transportation Authority
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1266:acrobat and street entertainer using
1231:, was known to busk all over the U.S.
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429:Around the mid-19th century Japanese
3060:. Nicholas Thompson. December 2003.
3015:Calendar of worldwide busking events
2703:from the original on 7 November 2021
2601:metrowebukmetro (24 February 2008).
2415:. The London Insider. Archived from
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748:Sometimes a performer will employ a
390:. In obsolete French, it evolved to
292:1855 painting of a street musician,
2772:"Natalia Paruz, musical saw Player"
2741:Hansen, Liane (22 September 2002).
2580:"Classical group G4 announce split"
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1653:would be playing later that night.
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587:Big Brother and the Holding Company
247:, comes from the Spanish root word
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2117:Wollaston, Sam (8 November 2018).
2016:Ferris, Jedd (25 September 2008).
619:can also be a form of busking, as
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2634:from the original on 22 July 2022
2379:"Street Performances in New York"
2253:, New York. Retrieved 2016-07-15.
1981:
1972:Diccionario de la Lengua Española
1515:began hanging around folk singer
989:Environmental Protection Act 1990
985:London Local Authorities Act 2000
873:Street performing (U.S. case law)
2934:Lucy Cormack (19 October 2016).
2457:Murray, Oliver (1 August 2014).
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2381:. 411newyork.org. 16 July 2007
2340:Berger v. Seattle, C03-3238JLR
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2653:Alex Vadukul (16 July 2020).
2400:Transport For London, Busking
2281:Blue, Niceol (27 June 2006).
2196:Tanenbaum, Susie, J. (1995).
2157:Shular, Emma (8 March 2023).
1905:
740:street performance in Denmark
599:Quicksilver Messenger Service
359:Busking is common among some
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296:(The Poor Rabeca Player), by
2220:Startz, Dick (25 May 2005).
2203:; Cornell University Press.
1509:, street band in New Orleans
1394:started out performing as a
1153:began her career busking in
951:While there is no universal
891:The Law of the Twelve Tables
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2776:subwaymusicblog.com (Vimeo)
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1346:, performing songs such as
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623:included singing for alms,
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2050:, Musikmuseet, 1992, p. 54
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1921:Merriam-Webster Dictionary
1748:Mother and son busking in
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2978:Hayley Westenra Biography
1953:27 September 2007 at the
1874:List of busking locations
1561:, the singer of the band
1479:Ketch Secor, whose group
1145:Catfish and the Bottlemen
1097:Asheville, North Carolina
1024:playing a grand piano in
255:in turn evolved from the
1663:, decorated Indian folk–
1429:Santa Monica, California
1159:Cambridge, Massachusetts
1058:community of Los Angeles
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638:In India and Pakistan's
603:Country Joe and the Fish
453:, street musicians from
32:Busking (disambiguation)
2983:27 January 2010 at the
2960:"A tearjerker from Wai"
2330:. Retrieved 2010-06-10.
2311:. Retrieved 2010-06-10.
2272:. Retrieved 2010-06-10.
1864:Category:Busking venues
1260:Henry Johnson (acrobat)
1037:Ed "Tuba Man" McMichael
50:Threshold pledge system
3089:McKay, George (2007).
2590:– via bbc.co.uk.
2352:Why, Who (July 2014).
1990:Baird, Stephen (2000).
1976:Real Academia Española
1531:, and then finally to
1481:Old Crow Medicine Show
1433:Third Street Promenade
1342:used to busk near the
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1869:List of circus skills
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3070:"The Real Piano Man"
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2876:Ewbank and Hildred,
2722:A Night At The Opera
2711:– via YouTube.
2443:7 March 2010 at the
2288:15 June 2006 at the
2283:A History of Busking
1938:. Quote: "mainly UK"
1936:Cambridge Dictionary
1879:Music Under New York
1826:Street performer at
1635:James Honeyman-Scott
1555:competition in 2014.
1444:America's Got Talent
1227:, former singer for
1167:, former singer for
924:, the protection of
3127:Norwich: AHRC/UEA.
3035:The Busking Project
2903:Rolling Stone Press
2831:, 16 September 2016
2727:10 May 2015 at the
2681:EvanCarmichael.com.
2516:The Washington Post
2419:on 13 February 2010
2098:on 24 February 2023
1813:Ann Arbor, Michigan
1633:were discovered by
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1488:The Piccadilly Rats
1314:Sterling Magee and
1248:and other parks in
1126:The Washington Post
1089:Abby the Spoon Lady
1081:and other parts of
1075:5 Seconds of Summer
3148:Street performance
3075:The New York Times
3063:Washington Monthly
2968:, 11 February 2002
2965:The Times of India
2828:The New York Times
2825:by Susan Hartman,
2659:The New York Times
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2088:"Who is Mr Punch"
2060:Eva Bonitatibus.
1398:around the world.
1392:The Dresden Dolls
1295:Loreena McKennitt
1272:tightrope-walking
1250:Greenwich Village
1199:Benjamin Franklin
1193:Bohemian Rhapsody
1181:in New York City.
1119:Metro station in
993:Highways Act 1980
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457:, Italy. Work by
441:Nankin Tamasudare
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