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Eric Coleman is an Iowa area filker and fan. He has been involved in numerous conventions over the years and is probably best known now for his band [[Cheshire Moon]]. | Eric Coleman is an Iowa area filker and fan. He has been involved in numerous conventions over the years and is probably best known now for his band [[Cheshire Moon]]. | ||
| − | He was the gaming chair at [[Windycon]] for many years. | + | He was the gaming chair at [[Windycon]] for many years. |
| − | He ran Radio Capricon, a one watt and later internet radio station, at [[Capricon]] for 9 years. | + | |
| − | He was the music head at [[DemiCon]] for 5 years. | + | He ran Radio Capricon, a one watt and later internet radio station, at [[Capricon]] for 9 years. |
| − | He was a solo performer for over a decade, and is an auxiliary member of [[The Fump]]. | + | |
| − | He was the Filk GoH at [[Archon 29]]. | + | He was the music head at [[DemiCon]] for 5 years. |
| − | He released four solo CDs. | + | |
| − | Fear And Self Loathing In Central Iowa - 2001 | + | He was a solo performer for over a decade, and is an auxiliary member of [[The Fump]]. |
| − | Some See The Glass Half Empty - 2003 | + | |
| − | Eric Comes Alive - 2006 | + | He was the Filk GoH at [[Archon 29]]. |
| − | I Had To Suffer For My Art, Now It's Your Turn - 2007 | + | |
| − | He was a founding member of hard rock filk band [[Toyboat]] but had to give up drums due to problems with his hands. | + | He released four solo CDs. |
| − | He has been nominated for four [[Pegasus Awards]], twice with his former band [[Toyboat]], and twice with his band [[Cheshire Moon]]. | + | * Fear And Self Loathing In Central Iowa - 2001 |
| − | [[Toyboat]] was the Filk GoH at [[SFContario 2]] | + | * Some See The Glass Half Empty - 2003 |
| − | He started FilkCast in November 2018. A podcast featuring Filk Music. | + | * Eric Comes Alive - 2006 |
| + | * I Had To Suffer For My Art, Now It's Your Turn - 2007 | ||
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| + | He was a founding member of hard rock filk band [[Toyboat]] but had to give up drums due to problems with his hands. He has been nominated for four [[Pegasus Awards]], twice with his former band [[Toyboat]], and twice with his band [[Cheshire Moon]]. | ||
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| + | [[Toyboat]] was the Filk GoH at [[SFContario 2]] | ||
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| + | He started FilkCast in November 2018. A podcast featuring Filk Music. | ||
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He currently plays a lot of different instruments with strings with his wife [[Lizzie Crowe]] in [[Cheshire Moon]] | He currently plays a lot of different instruments with strings with his wife [[Lizzie Crowe]] in [[Cheshire Moon]] | ||
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Eric Coleman is an Iowa area filker and fan. He has been involved in numerous conventions over the years and is probably best known now for his band Cheshire Moon.
He was the gaming chair at Windycon for many years.
He ran Radio Capricon, a one watt and later internet radio station, at Capricon for 9 years.
He was the music head at DemiCon for 5 years.
He was a solo performer for over a decade, and is an auxiliary member of The Fump.
He was the Filk GoH at Archon 29.
He released four solo CDs.
- Fear And Self Loathing In Central Iowa - 2001
- Some See The Glass Half Empty - 2003
- Eric Comes Alive - 2006
- I Had To Suffer For My Art, Now It's Your Turn - 2007
He was a founding member of hard rock filk band Toyboat but had to give up drums due to problems with his hands. He has been nominated for four Pegasus Awards, twice with his former band Toyboat, and twice with his band Cheshire Moon.
Toyboat was the Filk GoH at SFContario 2
He started FilkCast in November 2018. A podcast featuring Filk Music.
He currently plays a lot of different instruments with strings with his wife Lizzie Crowe in Cheshire Moon
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