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The Hard Years
Posted by: Sycamores
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400 Bar, Adam Levy, Amy Allison, Big Star, Billy Dankert, Chris Erickson, Crackpot Records, Dollface, Flat Old World, Freedy Johnston, Garfield Malaise, Gark Studios, Gram Parsons, Jacques Wait, Jay Perlman, John Eller and the DT's, John Munson, Jon Duncan, Mark Lerner, Martin Zellar, Mary Lucia, Matt Keating, Matthew Sweet, Mike Joo, Mike Wisti, Molly Maher, Nick Ciola, Noah Levy, Paisley Park, Paul Novak, Peter Hoffman, Rank Strangers, Slim Dunlap, Soul Asylum, The C.C. Club, The Cabooze, The Gear Daddies, The Jayhawks, The Magnolias, The Oswald's, The Picadors, The Replacements, The Silos, Tom Herbers, Tom Lischmann, Trip Shakespeare, Uncle Tupelo, Uptown Bar, Van Gogh's Ear, Waters Studio
Posted date:
July 30, 2013 |
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July 30, 2013
Tripped across this relic from the very first version a Sycamores band bio on the internet, which somehow has survived multiple take-downs. Too much information, or a pleasant midnight ramble from Liquor Lyle’s to the C.C. Club with some old friends? You be the judge. As for that record we started in 2000, well, we spent a few years recording that one. Still needs a few finishing touches. Anyway, we'd love to hear your version of events if you were along for any part of this ride. And we'll catch up on the 2000's one of these years. I move to the Twin Cities in Spring, at the suggestion...
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Frank Randall, Amy Allison, Chris Erikson and Mark Lerner at Rockwood Music Hall
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Amy Allison, Chris Erikson, Every Band, Frank Randall, Good Loser Club, Mark Lerner, New York, Rockwood Music Hall, the Maudlins
Posted date:
May 21, 2012 |
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May 21, 2012
You can go home again, and you can play with some of your absolute favorite music-makers on the planet. I’ve wanted to share the stage with Amy Allison since she first graced the performance spaces of downtown New York with the Maudlins. Her blend of brilliant songwriting and artful singing continues to astound me. Chris Erikson, if you’ve been paying attention to my previous rants here, has just released a fantastic solo album that showcases his mastery of roots-rock storytelling and knack for the perfect riff. Our friend, fellow GLC founder and Every Band impresario Mark Lerner...
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