Here is a video of The P. Lacquers playing the song “When The Moon Comes Up Today” from their album “Awkward Party”. This was filmed at the Triple Rock Social Club in Minneapolis, MN in Jan. of 2008. Johnny was not able to play this show due to complications with authority, so Dan Groth (who was originally a sax player in the band) filled in on guitar.
Musicians include: Chan Holman: Vocals, Max Barcelow: drums, Ro Stephenson: Trombone, Matty Harris: Sax, Graham Chapman: Bass, Dan Groth: Guitar, Sean Fitzpatrick: tambo, Bryan Highhill: trumpet, keys
**there’s a different demo-ey version of this song buried somewhere on this site. I’ll make it easy for you though. it’s probably here
Hey I know there’s been a lack of posts lately. Things have gotten pretty hectic and what little time I’ve had to work on my music, I’ve been putting into the next album. However, yesterday I finally finished work on the second Lumpy Recordings release, which will be Ryan Sheffield’s album “Head For The Coast”. So stay tuned on how you can check that out. And Congratulations to Ryan and Brenna on their engagement!
I also re-recorded one of the demo songs from over a year ago. I was planning on putting it on the next album but have now decided against it. So I’m just putting it up on here instead. Here is the new version of “Gray Light”
So last Friday I was interviewed on “The Journey Home” by Diego Mulligan. Here is my first radio interview which features a couple songs from “From Wilderness Cove” plus a song that will be on the next release. Buy the album if you like the music and are into that sort of thing
Lumpy will be interviewed on “The Journey Home” this friday on KSFR Santa Fe Public Radio. It will start around 5:06p (MT) and last for 25 minutes. You can stream it at http://www.ksfr.org or listen live at 101.1 FM in Santa Fe, and i’ll play a new song too
Things have been quite busy lately which is why I haven’t had any time to add anything new to the site. A lot of things are in the works, just not currently progressing very quickly. The Sea Saw Sailors played a show in Denver last weekend and I’ll be working on a little video from that trip to put up on here sometime in the next week or so. Also look out for some new covers.
Meanwhile, to keep it fresh, I went back into the vault and pulled out a few songs from the first full-length album that I ever recorded. It was under the moniker “Bryan Rock” and the CD was called “Hmm… That’s Weird You’re Fat”. I handed out about 20 copies of the album in high-school and the songs were recorded 1999-2004. A different version of “Far Away” was played by the P. Lacquers and recorded on their first CD “Welcome To The World Of Music” (2004).
So press play, sit back, relax, and plug your ears
Soooo some exciting news…
now that it’s publicly official, my album “From Wilderness Cove” has been nominated as a finalist in this year’s New Mexico Music Awards!
Check out the “Best Pop CD” category on their site. The awards banquet takes place Sunday May 23rd in Albuquerque
So,
it’s been a while because Ryan Sheffield (from Gorilla Thrilla Fame) has been in Santa Fe the past 11 days working on his premiere full-length album with me. Here is a sneak preview of the album, and look out for the future release. Details on how you will be able to get it will be posted as soon as possible.
Ryan Sheffield - “The Distance”
Ryan Sheffield - “When I Die”
And if you haven’t checked it out yet, the Gorilla Thrilla album is in the “Free Downloads” section
Here’s a video I put together of last weekend with Blacklight Soul. It features Chiddy Bang and Girl Talk. When you have 15 free minutes check it out. You know you waste way more time than that watching british babies get hurt on youtube. This video will actually make you smarter while keeping you entertained.
Also “From Wilderness Cove” is now available in the iTunes store and over at CDBaby. So you can get it there if you are into that whole MP3 cd stuff, or if you don’t want to get it directly from my site… which would be totally lame. You can also review it on those sites which would be great! And if you already have a physical copy, the song titles will now show up when you put it into your computer. TECHNOLOGY!
I’ve got a lot of pictures up at the Lumpy Recordings Facebook Group, so go over there and check them out. And if you have any pictures to add please do!
photo by Michael Edwards