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Ethan Lipton Orchestra Video featuring Dragons and Eben

Ok, so I play with this band called Ethan Lipton and His Orchestra. It’s an insane playwright on vocals, an upright bassist, a sax player and me on guitar. Super fun. Huck produced our last record “Mr Softee”. Anyway, a long-time crazed fan and good guy and some of his co-workers put this video together using scenes from World of Warcraft (I think) for one of the songs on the album. Enjoy!

Ps. I was too stupid to figure out how to post the high quality version, so here’s a link which lets you choose to view the better looking version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZacXHfC6N7s

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Give it up for Jason!

Jason B

Jason B is just wrapping up the monumental task of encoding and archiving all of our board tapes. Thanks JB! You can see the fruits of his labor here.

There was also a good amount of video in the archive, we hope to have some of it posted soon.

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Big Wet Kiss, Fuzz & Belly Up available at emusic.com

Hmmm, looks like Wonderdrug Records made Big Wet Kiss, Fuzz & Belly Up available for download at emusic.com. Nice.

 

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Brian’s first post

Hello Chuckleland. Many thanks to Mick for putting this together.

I’ve just created a MySpace page for my music, and will soon be doing one for Chucklehead. Stop by and become a friend!

- Brian G.

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Ahhhh- OOOOOh

Meyer in the news:

John will be touring in support of his latest release John Scofield Plays the Music of Ray Charles late this year and into 2006. The “Ray” band is Meyer Statham - vocals, trombone, John Benitez - bass, Gary Versace - Hammond B3 and Wurlitzer, and Steve Hass - drums.

Gacked from johnscofield.com

not too shabby…

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10 years old, but it’s news to me

I happened upon this review of FUZZ while doing SEO research for the site
Chucklehead delivers keen hip-hop grooves on Fuzz

Low soothing grinding baselines issue forth from speakers on overdrive. Punctuated horns and funky guitar combine to weave an iridescent carpet of sound. A half dozen different genres of music melt together in the air, the whole growing to become more than the sum of its parts.

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