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Everywhere I
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Best Friend
Give Me The Sun
Farm Boy
Welcome Home
Man In The Moon
Wind
Turnaround
Basement Town
Brother
Trampoline
Follow Your Light
all-new featurettes
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Filmed at sunset during the summer solstice of June 2006, Spaghetti Cake performs before a hometown festival crowd. A magical night of music, family, & fun, this DVD features rocking live versions of songs from the band's award-winning CDs "Jam Food" and "Sunflower". Also included are all-new original featurettes, including "It's All In There: Making Spaghetti Cake," "The Final Ingredient: Interview With Buck,"
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_______________________________________________________ For booking info, press kit, bios, pics, tons of MP3s, and lots more cool stuff, check out the official Spaghetti Cake site at spaghetticake.com The tracks on the MySpace site are: The Ballad Of Indiana - Glen & Todd "E-Bones" follow-up to "Farm Boy", a loving musical tribute to Indiana Jones. This song was premiered and featured on Episode 24 of the "Indy-Cast" with Ed Dolista, the official fan podcast of Indiana Jones. Everywhere I Go - Pulled from the band's second CD, "Sunflower", this is their love letter back to classic 70's & 80's modern rock riffs. A straight-up rocker about the inner voice that guides and protects you. Sue wails out the lead. What About Pluto is an instant Spaghetti Cake classic. Inspired by the recent 'reclassification' of our beloved ninth planet Pluto, this song reflects on the tiny orb's signifigance in all of our lives; past, present, and future. A live concert favorite for Spaghetti Cake, mixed by the great Earl Cohen. Who's Your Best Friend is a 'tween girl fist-pumping skirt-twirling pop anthem about the magical power of true friendship. Inspired by Glen's own music students at school, this catchy hook will have you dancing in your living rooms and singing along with every word. Mixed by Earl Cohen. Farm Boy - Glen and bass player Todd "E-Bones" reunited as a writing team for the first time since 8th grade. They wrote a love letter back to prog rock & their favorite film, "Star Wars". This song was featured on the official Star Wars "Force-Cast", and is also available separately as a Cingular© ringtone! Best Friend - One of lead singer Susan Nelson's finest vocal and lyrical moments. This innocent and carefree song celebrates the magical power of love, freedom, and togetherness. Taken from the group's award-winning "Jam Food" CD.
_______________________________________________________  | SPAGHETTI CAKE: Jam Food
Spaghetti Cake is an original jam rock band for the whole family. Groovy, high energy tween rock for smart kids and cool parents.
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'Jam Food' is the debut CD release of Spaghetti Cake, an original rock band for the whole family from New England, winning "Best New Artist for Older Children" by the 2001 Children's Music Awards. The songs on 'Jam Food' are fun, wholesome, and uplifting, and are seriously rocking to boot. The lyrics remind us of the wonder of the heavens, the glory of childhood, and the power of imagination. 'Jam Food' spans numerous styles, from rock to reggae, from bluegrass to blues. The band is an all-star lineup of regional jam band musicians that love to inspire and educate young minds. Recorded on Toddy Pond in remote Blue Hill, ME during the summer of 2000, (then later mixed by veteran NYC producer Earl Cohen) this album captures a magical musical moment in time. It is filled with warmth, laughter, and love.
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Spaghetti Cake is an original jam rock band for the whole family. Groovy, high energy tween rock for smart kids and cool parents.
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'Sunflower' is Spaghetti Cake's follow-up CD to the acclaimed 2000 release, 'Jam Food'. Whereas 'Jam Food' was more innocent and carefree in spirit, 'Sunflower' takes on a rockier and edgier feel, and will appeal to adults as much as kids. There is a definite Grateful Dead/Phish vibe to many of the songs, rounded out with some heavy funk grooves, bluegrass jams, and a sweet campfire a-capaella lullaby at the end. 'Sunflower' features the same lineup of New England jam band all-stars as the last record, with the same epic, grooving performances and top shelf production. "Not for kids only!" The cast of 'Jam Food' returned to Toddy Pond in remote Blue Hill, ME during the summer of 2001 to recapture the same warmth, laughter, and love to record 'Sunflower'. Once again, mixing guru Earl Cohen did the honours. If you liked the happiness of 'Jam Food', you'll love the passion of 'Sunflower'.
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