JIM WALSH
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS —
In addition to producing one of the most entertaining local 'zines around in "The Catch O' the Day the wryly romantic men of Carp 18 have uncorked a solid debut disc that rocks as hard as it bobs, and twangs as sweetly as it croons.
Carp 18
bug rump (2006)
TOM HALLETT
PULSE OF THE TWIN CITIES —
"Hands down, a true-blue, dyed-in-the-wool release from an outfit you should make every effort to check out. Highly recommended listening."
Joe Fahey
Tote Bag (2006)
ROB FORBES
LEICESTER BANGS UK —
"So, we get bits of the Beatles, Bright Eyes, Syd Barrett and the Flaming Lips, and a sound that’s both psychedelic and sparse — which results in mood hops from trippy to forlorn. Personally, I like it best when it’s spacey and abstract, with ‘Porta One’ my out and out favourite track."
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Joe Fahey is a Minneapolis-based songwriter & guitar player who left Minneapolis in 1966 for a 10 year journey through the blue highways of a little ol' country called America.
He left with nothing but a toy trumpet and his savings from his weekly allowance of 2 cents.
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Hi Joe Thanks SO MUCH for coming out to the show. Thanks,too, for your kind words. Lee's is one of my favorite bars ever...nothing better than a bar that's so clean you could eat off the floor.....only if necessary, of course! Hopefully see you soon. Shawn
Thanks for coming to the 10 gallon monk show Joe! It was great to see you. Yeah, what an interesting and slightly weird experience to be singing "Imagine" and have it overshadowed by a Twins debacle against the evil empire. I think the Twins lost right as the final chord was played....how unusual. Still managed a few understated claps and maybe one "whoo" so I can live with that support. Great to ahng with you a bit on friday, let's get together soon. Happy Sunday. Ben
killer rap session the other noon time, hey when are we gonna have that party where the entertainment is free? thought of a few people to "hire" hahehoheha. per our beatles talk, ya know that whole thing can be irritating but i did enjoy hearing my "new" version of rubber soul- fuck i paid less than a dollar per song, i hope paul and yoko are happy....i should have known better
Thanks a lot for the add ! EletriKa sounds completely different from any Metal band you have ever heard. The Brazilian rhythms and the Portuguese language added to the songs makes its style unique, giving birth to a new kind of Metal. If you are really looking for something new about Metal, you should check EletriKa out!
Can't hardly wait till sat--jams' karma, celebrate, singin', friendship, fellowship, guitar crankin' hootin'-tootin' being for the rock show benefit of maestro JOE!
Welcome to the PEACEMAN POSSE! I really like the way you have taken several styles to make yours an original one. 'WORDS TO HOLD ON TO"we all need those! Have you heard my songs yet? -PEACE FOR PEACE- Dave Peaceman
Joe, Thanks so much for jamming with us at our party. Your guitar playing was awesome. Lori commented on how good you were...she may be calling you to replace me. :-) See you soon! Ben
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