Don Dixon - Romeo At Julliard

Reposted because, Dammit, I dig Don Dixon...

Previously I posted the album,
"Most Of The Girls Like to Dance..." because dammit, I dig Don Dixon.

So in honor of my new USB turntable I dug out his album (currently out of print) "Romeo At Julliard" which has one fine, fine song after another. Check it out!

New Photos!

Here are some of the new pics taken by Tony Harding ( of THEM.TV). Whic is your favorite? Let us know!


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Photo Session

Before rehearsal this past Monday evening we met up with Tony Harding (our videographer) for a photo shoot, specifically to create new publicity shots that better represent us, now that we have a fifth member (for those not paying attention, he's David Stoler - keyboard player extraordinaire!).


Tony set us up on Eight Avenue in front of an Indian sundry shop, asked the shop owner if he could plug in his lights and then we spent the next hour in happy mayhem taking one group shot after another.

 

IPO NY in November!

I'm happy to report that we have (once again) been invited to appear at the International Pop Overthrow Festival at Kenny's Castaways in NYC. The festival dates are November 3rd through 8th. When I know which day we are scheduled for I'll post it here.

Bob Dylan meeets The Beatles

In the Studio

We did more recording for our upcoming CD last week and here are some pictures of us at work taken by our new keyboard player David. Unfortunately because he took the pics he's not in any of them. Bummer.

Noise Trade

I have uploaded our music to a WebSite called Noise Trade which has an interesting angle on sharing music. Over the past two years I have found some great music there, most notable being a group called The Major Labels (see below)
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Their website is filled with lots of cool bands and if you are resourceful you can get free downloads just by spreading the word.

Check it out