journeybear
Nov-19-2012, 3:06pm
My band, The Real Malloys, is recording our shows tonight and tomorrow for a CD scheduled for release in a month or so. Following is the notice I've sent out via email and facebook. These shows are accessible via webcam - just follow the included links. There is also a link to our kickstarter page for those who want to know more about the project or perhaps even donate. I hope this does not conflict with posting guidelines; if any moderators decide that is the case please delete the link. Hope people tune in!
Actually, I always hope people tune in. Some do, and often have nice things to say. In this case, I would appreciate it if anyone tuning in has comments which might help fine-tune tomorrow night's performance. It takes a village, they say ...
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Friends, fans, folks, your long wait will soon be over - The Real Malloys will be putting out a CD in the near future. We will be recording our shows Monday at Schooner Wharf 7-11 PM and Tuesday at Smokin' Tuna 9-12 PM, with a CD release a few weeks thereafter. The estimable Ian Shaw of Warmfuzz (http://warmfuzz.com) will be in charge of the recording duties, so we expect the sound to be phenomenal. This is being funded through kickstarter.com, and you can go to the page here http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1052370626/rob-ernest-and-the-real-malloys-live-from-old-town for more information, including how to donate and the thank-you gifts you will receive (they include some fun things and get better the more you give, just like a PBS/NPR pledge). We are very pleased to see that we have already reached 1/3 of our goal within a week of starting. Thank you all for your support over the years and hopefully for a long time to come. It means a great deal to know how much what we do means to you.
And of course, if you are within driving distance, come to the shows! We will be making our best efforts to be better than ever - as we always do, naturally, only even more so! And if you scream and shout loudly enough, not only will your voice be heard and preserved for prosperity, you may well spur us on to previously unknown heights of achievement. Or we will all just have fun. Anyway it happens, whatever works for you, it's all good - all of that! Hope you can make it!
If you live too far away, you can still participate. Not only via the aforementioned donation process, but by tuning in via the webcams: http://www.schoonerwharf.com/webcam.htmhttp://www.schoonerwharf.com/webcam.htm Monday night or http://smokintunasaloon.com/tunacam.php Tuesday night.
In case you are unsure just what is the subject all this roundabout rambling (it's been a while for some of you) it’s The Real Malloys: Rob Ernest, Steve Gibson, and Stephen LaPierre. These notorious musicians hail from parts unknown, but have been spotted at locations around South Florida. Equal parts Appalachian shindig, Nashville honky-tonk, and Texas grit, their show is a must-see for those longing for the days of dance halls, reckless romance, and traveling medicine shows.
Thank you so much for bearing with me. We now return you to your previously scheduled program, already in progress ...
Actually, I always hope people tune in. Some do, and often have nice things to say. In this case, I would appreciate it if anyone tuning in has comments which might help fine-tune tomorrow night's performance. It takes a village, they say ...
+ X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X + X +
Friends, fans, folks, your long wait will soon be over - The Real Malloys will be putting out a CD in the near future. We will be recording our shows Monday at Schooner Wharf 7-11 PM and Tuesday at Smokin' Tuna 9-12 PM, with a CD release a few weeks thereafter. The estimable Ian Shaw of Warmfuzz (http://warmfuzz.com) will be in charge of the recording duties, so we expect the sound to be phenomenal. This is being funded through kickstarter.com, and you can go to the page here http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1052370626/rob-ernest-and-the-real-malloys-live-from-old-town for more information, including how to donate and the thank-you gifts you will receive (they include some fun things and get better the more you give, just like a PBS/NPR pledge). We are very pleased to see that we have already reached 1/3 of our goal within a week of starting. Thank you all for your support over the years and hopefully for a long time to come. It means a great deal to know how much what we do means to you.
And of course, if you are within driving distance, come to the shows! We will be making our best efforts to be better than ever - as we always do, naturally, only even more so! And if you scream and shout loudly enough, not only will your voice be heard and preserved for prosperity, you may well spur us on to previously unknown heights of achievement. Or we will all just have fun. Anyway it happens, whatever works for you, it's all good - all of that! Hope you can make it!
If you live too far away, you can still participate. Not only via the aforementioned donation process, but by tuning in via the webcams: http://www.schoonerwharf.com/webcam.htmhttp://www.schoonerwharf.com/webcam.htm Monday night or http://smokintunasaloon.com/tunacam.php Tuesday night.
In case you are unsure just what is the subject all this roundabout rambling (it's been a while for some of you) it’s The Real Malloys: Rob Ernest, Steve Gibson, and Stephen LaPierre. These notorious musicians hail from parts unknown, but have been spotted at locations around South Florida. Equal parts Appalachian shindig, Nashville honky-tonk, and Texas grit, their show is a must-see for those longing for the days of dance halls, reckless romance, and traveling medicine shows.
Thank you so much for bearing with me. We now return you to your previously scheduled program, already in progress ...