Your GTB co-house band (proudly sharing the stage with Greasetruck and Rootstone) has another single hitting the airwaves this week.
Summer's almost here. Fishing Trip is 2 months away.
More coming soon -- full album release in the fall. Just for kicks, anyone know how to get homegrown music on vinyl?
les coole, the poet laureate of the greater jockey's ridge metroplex. love it.
ReplyDeletethe troubadour of the tidewater, the bard of the bridge-tunnel, the oracle of the orf
ReplyDeleteThere's a man who will pay you money to sing into a can which cuts the music into a record.
ReplyDeletewhen is g:tmf? (gheorghe: the music festival)
ReplyDeleteI like those titles!!
ReplyDeletethe glee club of the ghent
ReplyDeleteless so
ReplyDeletethe springsteen of the shipyards
ReplyDeleteThe minstrel of the Mermaid City. The roadie of Hampton Roads. The diva of SEVA.
ReplyDeleteshifting slight up I-64...the troubadour of toana? the night king of norge?
ReplyDeletethe Crooner of Croaker
ReplyDeleteThe lounge lizard of lightfoot
ReplyDeleteI thought Bruce Rader was the the oracle of the orf
ReplyDeleteThe lounge lizard wasn't from Lightfoot, I think she lived in Dupont.
ReplyDeleteThe Mamma of Bahama
DeleteThe chanteur of coastal virginia.
ReplyDeleteSerenader of the 757
ReplyDeletethe song slinger of shucks
ReplyDeleteThat one's taken too.
ReplyDeleteThe Mike Love of the East Coast.
ReplyDeleteHow dare you
DeleteOuch, Z.
ReplyDeleteAll the other ones are great, though.
ReplyDeletethe johnny cash of the mount of trash
ReplyDeleteThat’s a good one
ReplyDeleteInsider knowledge
ReplyDeleteHow about we combine on a Gheorghe collaborative song?
ReplyDeleteWe write some lyrics about the man, the blog, the group of lunatics we have assembled. Rootsy and Dave throw some chords forth. I’ll play host and collect instrumental and vocal tracks from everyone. Even if it’s a phone recording. Guitar and percussion and singing and spoken word (monologue from Dave) and banjo and jug and washboard and doesn’t Juan Carlos play bass? And rob used to play drums-ish.
Just a thought. It’s actually ridiculously easy.
It’ll be We Are the Gheorghe plus Ain’t Gonna Play Gheorghe City plus Northern Lights on Gheorghe plus Do You Know It’s Gheorghe
ReplyDeleteI’m game. I’m finally on the precipice of having discretionary time again.
ReplyDeletei can’t carry a tune in a bucket. sounds perfect.
ReplyDeleteanyone got any fun wagers on the pga? i’ve small stakes action on hovland and schauffele top 5 finishes and schwartzel, casey, and palmer top 10s.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are keeping busy w/o me. Sad to hear about Rob’s daughter keeling over. Glad it was a non-event. My 13 y/o will get his first shot on Saturday. I have to wait until August for my second guy to become eligible.
ReplyDeleteAnd in unrelated news, I finally found one of my favorite comedy videos. This is 11 minutes of outtakes from some show many years ago when Zach Galifianakis plays his imaginary brother Seth. It is improvised, preposterous and hysterical.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/fukg5y/fugees_and_funyuns_outtakes_from_zach/
Well, that was 11 minutes of me laughing really hard. Nice work, TR.
ReplyDeleteFirst cut of the collaborative tune is called "Me So Gheorghie," by the by. And mind cannot go to that mash-up.
ReplyDeleteThe Prince of Party
ReplyDeleteAka PoP
ReplyDeleteThe Count of Monte Fisto?
ReplyDeleteThanks for soiling it, Marls
ReplyDeletecicadas are popping here in the 'burg
ReplyDeleteA stab:
ReplyDeleteMillions of words/
Well read and heard/
Some are better than others.
Topics varied in choice/
In no particular voice/
From an absurd band of brothers.
Nice, Dave! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI just mistakenly clicked on an album review of a record I don’t care about by an artist I no longer can appreciate from an a publication with who I do not see eye to eye by an author I now believe to be a moron. Don’t click on The National Review’s take on Van Morrison’s newest pile. It’s politically charged musical content that serves as pied pipings to TNR’s vitriol and hate-filled take on anything, musical or otherwise. They bash Springsteen, anoint Van the Man as a prophet for his visionary take on why masks are dumb and the science is fake and the government is bad, so very bad. They also name-check Morrissey twice, which is a sad reflection of what has happened to that guy. If you like hardcore right wing politics short on factual accuracy but heavy on angry hatred thinly veiled as a music review (of all things)... go for it.
ReplyDeleteOn the armchair music critic tip, I just heard an infuriating song on our local low power FM.
ReplyDeleteThe arrangements were good, musicianship excellent, and the vocals were very good and earnest, with great harmonies. The song, however, was a steaming pile of guano. I figured it was a regional celtic-folk group with a large production budget. It was The Decembrists. Blech.
National Review on music is like going to Nebraska for seafood.
ReplyDeleteNot a lot of Caps talk round here
ReplyDeleteKluber!!! Fuck to the yeah.
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