The Deacon Raleigh St. James Band Seattle, Washington
Deacon Raleigh St James, a Seattle based singer-songwriter, performs with and produces electric and acoustic projects which bear his name. He calls the rural Snoqualmie Valley his home, along with the alleys and stoops of the rock clubs, coffee shops and taverns of the Emerald City. Strong storytelling and passionate vocals tie together a growing eclectic set of songs and experiences onstage. ... more
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