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My album is out now and most shops and things, it came out on october 1st 2007
'Hey Son' was released at a 7" single on July 23rd 2007
'I Used to Try' was released on 7" on September 10th
Nancy Elizabeth, Thank you so much for being a friend to us at INDIE INTERNATIONAL and our first semi-annual contest. You are part of the indie music revolution! Good luck on all you do with your music!
On Wednesday May 14 we return to The Deaf Institute for an evening of lyrical, alternative and contemporary folk music and visual ambiance, in a modern modern setting, with pews, below a glass roof...........with Anna Kashfi, Dan Haywood's New Hawks and At Swim Two Birds who will feature a video projection of 'The London Nobody Knows'.
"The London Nobody Knows, a 1967 documentary stroll around the city with James Mason. No horseguards, no palaces, but Islington's Chapel Market, pie shops, and Spitalfields tenements. Carnaby chicks and chaps, the 1967 we have been led to remember, are shockingly juxtaposed with feral meths drinkers, filthy shoeless kids, squalid Victoriana. Camden Town still resembles the world of Walter Sickert. There is romance and adventure, but mostly there is malnourishment. London looks like a shithole".
Solid Earth and what? the folk present: beats, roots and leaves, an eight hour charity session of musical goodness at Manchester’s best pub in nearly the countryside: Jackson’s Boat in Sale Water Park. All proceeds to MSF in Darfur.
It’s May, the perfect month for a doo in a marquee surrounded by trees. If it rains, don’t fret, we’ll be inside instead. Jackson’s Boat will be serving proper ales and food so make an evening of it, bring some warm clothes now.
what? the folk! gets under way at Odd Bar in the northern quarter on sunday 11th May then each first sunday of the month thereafter. From 8pm, Entry is FREE so get there early. jambone x
HUMAN BELL (THRILL JOCKEY) : Nathan Bell (ex-Lungfish) and Dave Heumann (Arbouretum, Cass McCombs, Bonnie "Prince" Billy) dispense sun-baked, primitive blues instrumentals.
C JOYNES (BO'WEAVIL) : English heavy, thumb-lead finger-picker salutes dustbowl country, ragtime ragas and the Takoma school.
FUZZY LIGHTS: Cambridge trio combine ethereal drone, brushed folk and quantised cacophony.
Other upcoming shows:
Tuesday 20 May, 2008 (in collaboration w/ Chaos vs Cosmos)
STARS OF THE LID Lichens James Blackshaw
St Giles-in-the-Fields Church, 60 St Giles High Street, WC2 8LG Doors 7.00pm ~ £12
tickets are available from: SECOND LAYER RECORDS, 323 Archway Road, Highgate, N6 5AA, 07855 140 992 ROUGH TRADE WEST, 130 Talbot Road, W11 1JA, 020 7229 8541
Aidan Smith and his Indulgent Friends play at The Art of Tea in Didsbury. A new album, Allotments, is due out soon and advance copies will be available at the show.
Also playing are Brighton's The Miserable Rich, returning to Manchester just two weeks after their great show at Hedge for a more intimate set in this wonderful cafe. And this time they'll have vinyl copies of their debut single, Pisshead/Boat Song...
The Art of Tea 47 Barlow Moor Road Didsbury M20 6TW
Nancy Elizabeth! Just stopping by to let you know we've put some new tunes up since you last said hi, so come and let us know what you think! Also, there's going to be a brilliant night on at the Purple Turtle in Camden this Saturday (26th April). So if you happen to be in London, or you know anyone who wants a fantastic night out - We'll be supporting the fantastic Lancashire Hotpots who are heading down for a rare trip south - they're like nothing you've ever heard this side of watford. Check them out at myspace. com/thelancashirehotpots, don't forget your phone wallet keys and come and have a good chuckle while you dance!
Plus for our set we've got some exciting guests playing with us including Clem on funky guitar solos, Olly on trombone and Chlo on Cello. It's the biggest incarnatioon yet!
Hi nancy, I hope your tour is going well, pop round for teas when your in town and i'll hopefully see you when you play next in manc if they do ever indeed give me the night off :>
Hi there :o) Thank you for adding me... I hope you are keeping happy and well and that your current tour is going brilliantly!! Hopefully I'll get another chance to see you play again soon... when I saw you at the Colchester Arts Centre last year you were absolutely amazing! Keep making your wonderful music :o)
An evening of all things Dr Butlers Hatstand Medicine Band in appreciation and celebration of the release of their 1st album 'Music for Parlours & Promenades' @ the Deaf Institute, Grosvenor St, Manchester.
Finally, as the winter months close and spring lands in our lap, the Hatstand band surface fresh as the morning dew and more on form than ever with this little treasure of an album. Featuring guests such as Aiden Smith, Tullis Rennie & Mush (The Bottom Feeders) and Nick Walters (The Black Velvet Band), the chaps will perform tracks from the album and others in their regular guise as a trio, sometimes as a quartet and even as a sextext with the aforementioned melodists, minstrils and nightingales to present to you a toe tapping treasure that'll flush the cockles of hearts young and old, in any season.
Albums on sale on the night at a discounted price, FREE ENTRY/LATE BAR and special guest appearances from the likes of tap dancing extravaganza Miss Cherry Ripe who will be swooning us with her moves and dashes.
hey nancy how are u?. beautiful show that night here in the Zinco bar, hope to see you soon in mexico again, i love your work as i said the other nigth, thanks for an excelent nigth!! ps. how are your spanish lesons
