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Written by Mr. Scsi
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Sunday, 02 August 2009 03:43 |
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Written by Mr. Scsi
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Friday, 10 April 2009 21:16 |
With the advent of current technology we have been able to take some video footage from The Luckies live at the Yes Cinema, and actually put it together with the album audio.
The reason this is necessary is that the show was shot with a consumer grade camera, as a result the audio was obviously lacking. So instead of just letting the footage go to waste, we've started putting together some of the songs from the album with their live counterpart from the live show.
So under the video section you'll find three new ones there right now, Killing Time, Tender Lovin and Garbage Truck. They will be the last three in the list. We hope to have more posted in the near future. Enjoy. |
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The Making of The Best of What's New (part 2) |
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Written by Jerry Mihay
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Monday, 05 January 2009 08:14 |
Following the introduction of Dave Merris and the recording of Crazy, a pattern would emerge in which Merris would come to the studio about once every three weeks or so and the band would record the beds for a couple of new songs. During the intervening weeks all instrumental overdubs and vocals would be added and the next two songs would be prepared for Merris’s return and the subsequent recording of new beds.
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Making The Best of What's New |
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Written by Jerry Mihay
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Monday, 05 January 2009 08:12 |
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The Best of What’s New, the debut CD by The Luckies, was a culmination of many dreams and the emergence of a creative collective that would extend well beyond the band’s players. Initially, songwriter/guitarist Bobbie K Owens was playing a one-off gig with an ad hoc group of friends and caught the attention of the evening’s sound man David Nay. Nay, who happened to own a Roland-equipped recording studio, suggested recording the material written by Bobbie. After a time the decision was made to expand the project to include other musicians. |
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Written by Jerry Mihay
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Monday, 05 January 2009 08:10 |
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After a hard Saturdayday night of rocking, 8:15 Sunday morning came really early when Bobbie K and Spoonman "Handsome Bob" Leader (modest too I must say!) came to collect Jerry with the 10 passenger limo for a road trip to Bobbie's family reunion. |
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