VINTAGE:
The Band, Rory Gallagher, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Dependables, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Jimi Hendrix, J.J. Cale, Jimmy Webb, Joni Mitchell, Roscoe Holcomb, Neil Young, Johnny Cash, Jim Croce, Nick Drake....
MODERN:
Arcade Fire, Ray Lamontagne, Calexico, Sufjan Stevens, Ryan Adams, Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Joan Osborne & Eric Bazilian, Kings of Leon, Son of Dave....
Glasgow group 'THE TEMPUS FUGITIVES' are a mixture of North American song-driven country folk-rock and danceable rhythm and blues. The lyrics are sung in various sometimes Americanised incarnations of the English language, with an occasional Gaelic phrasing or two and reflect a deep love of SCOTLAND amongst other philosophical curiosities.
A short record, consisting of the tracks:
'WAY DOWN IN RICHMOND TOWN'
'ELLA GONE-WRONG' and
'BUCKLE MY SHOE'
Hi, just stopping by to let you know about a couple of gigs we're doing this weekend. Also come and listen to our album tracks, click the flyer below. x
We are playing at Lauries on King Street Glasgow as part of Glasgow Americana 2009 www.myspace.com/glasgowamericana along with StephenMaguire www.myspace.com/stephenmag Thursday 21 May. Entry is free so all you've got to do is get your drink in. The Show starts at 8:30 pm hope to see you there.
just been giving your tunes a real good listen again - 'richmond town' rocks like an avalanche! That is some serious shredding near the end - I too have been digging Ray lamontagne in the last couple of years. I urge you check out Hamlet Gonashvili in my 'top friends' - i think he might take you somewhere...
cheers for hooking up with my new project.. things are looking good for the new Cosmopol and if you'd like to come along and play one night soon, just pick one of the dates from our page and let me know :o)
Thanks again for coming last night - what an effort, and what a holy couple you were! Hope you had a good time... catch up b4 Xmas, hopefully, and looking forward to another amusing piece of graffiti when I'm oot in the car next!
Absolutely LOVING that video on yer page. I could never tire of watching you and yer mate do the BROTHERS YOUNG DUCKWALK in that US bar - totally, totally genius!
Tickets available from Monorail, Kings Court. 7" & Digital Download available from all good record stores & download sites from 07/07. You can pre-order the 7” vinyl from www. luckynumbernine. co. uk from 23/06.
The Zoeys are Jim Gellately's single of the week and will be live in session on Marc Riley's BBC 6 Music show too!
Punch & The Apostles debut single 'Asylum / Tie Me To The Mast' availble on 7" vinyl from www. luckynumbernine. co. uk and
Monorail (Glasgow) Avalanche(Glasgow) Oxfam Music (Glasgow) Roughtrade(s) London Sister Ray (London) Pure Groove (London)
A fantastic bill in aid of a great charity. Tickets available from Monorail & Missing Records. For the full line-up and more info please visit www. myspace. com/christmastimeinthemountains
Hey! How's the weather over there? I just want to let you know that i'm coming to the UK in late May/early June to play bass with Kevin Montgomery and Tommy Allsup. Tommy played guitar with Buddy Holly, and is THE guy that flipped the coin with Ritchie Valens. I figured that with you being a musician that you would really be able to appreciate this show. Kevin made a little video at my studio last week while we were recording....check it out http://myspacetv. com/index. cfm?fuseaction=vids. individual&videoid=34589518
There are a series of shows in England and Scotland....dates are on my myspace.
We won't be doing my material, but it is a really special show, and Tommy is a true rock'n'roll legend.
Anyway, take care and hope to see you there.
DW
Hey! How's the weather over there? I just want to let you know that i'm coming to the UK in late May/early June to play bass with Kevin Montgomery and Tommy Allsup. Tommy played guitar with Buddy Holly, and is THE guy that flipped the coin with Ritchie Valens. I figured that with you being a musician that you would really be able to appreciate this show.
We play a few shows in Scotland, but we don't have a Glasgow show. We do play very near there though at a place called Irvine on Friday, June 6th. I hope you can make it?
We won't be doing my material, but it is a really special show, and Tommy is a true rock'n'roll legend.
Anyway, take care and hope to see you there.
DW
Also, Mike Hastings EP out now on Lucky Number Nine Records. Available from Mono, Avalanche, Oxfam Music and online from www. luckynumbernine. co. uk (shameless self promotion!)
Good to hear from you. Our piper will be out your way this year for the solo world championship competition. Keep kicking the illness' ass! I just finished a battle with two flus in a row myself.
How is it going, my good sir? It's been quite some time since we've talked. I hope the world is treating you well. I've actually relocated my American self up to Canada, and I'm now part of the Celtic band The Tartan Terrors (they are on my top friends). It's a great bagpipe and drum band that includes me on guitar and mandolin as well as singing lead vocals. I just joined them for the start of this year's tour, and will be recording their new CD soon. With the bagpipe included and playing traditional Scottish and Irish tunes, I couldn't help but think of you, and wanted to drop you the news of joining this great group. I'm in Burlington, Ontario in Canada. The Scottish immigration here is nuts. I've heard more Glasgow dialects in the pubs here than I have heard Canadian ones! I hope life is is going great for you.
