Month: June 2013
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Jenny Dee & The Dees on Fiesta Friday at Carlos
Tony will be sitting in with Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents at Captain Carlos in Gloucester this Fiesta Friday (June 28th) for three sets starting at 9pm. A Buona Fiesta starts with some Ronettes, some Exciters, some Mott the Hoople, some Ike and Tina, some Crystals, some Flamin’ Groovies, some Martha and the Vandellas….(and so…
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SAFETY: Saturday (June 22nd) at Mile Marker One
SAFETY will be performing three sets at Mile Marker One on Saturday night starting at 8pm. Special Guest: Ricky Diamond. Bring your dancing shoes. And a few rubber bracelets, just to be safe.
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Vocal Health Seminar Tonight
Bang-A-Song will be hosting another Vocal Health Seminar by Jennifer Winston tonight starting at 7pm. All are welcome. 72 Rogers Street, Gloucester.
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Stoppin’ By The Shop: Mystery Train Records in Gloucester
On a recent stop in Mystery Train Records I got asked to pull ten records from the racks based on production. It was an honor and the racks did not disappoint. Also dig Barrence Whitfield and Willie Alexander’s crate digging selections.
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New Releases from Bang-A-Song: June 2013
“Axis 3” by the newly resurrected Jon Butcher Axis was released with a rocking show at Worcester’s Hanover Theatre. Read the story in the Worcester Telegram and Gazette. Copies are available in all Newbury Comics. Renee & Joe’s debut LP “Dreamsteering” is available in hardcopy at Mystery Train Records and Gloucester Music and as files…
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The CCQ + The Goddesses at The Rhumb Line
The Cripple Cove Quintet featuring The Goddesses will be performing three sets of pre-Beatles and Pub Rock at The Rhumb Line in Gloucester, MA tomorrow night, Saturday, June 8th starting at 9:30pm.
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In The Studio: June 2013
Mark Pelosi recorded vocals by himself in the control room through a Bang A Song signal chain. Sister Kathy cut 20 basics and the overdubs have begun. Alise Ashby voiced her compositions through a Bang A Song signal chain. The Mercy Case’s next batch is getting mixed. The Electric Ears turned small amps up very…