05
Nov
2008
Coming off a month in which we recorded nearly 50 sessions for Daytrotter.com , we're
all a bit tired. There is going to be a dramatic decrease in recording
this week, though we'll still find time to welcome Dungen, Horse
Feathers, And The Moneynotes, The Coast, Little Joy, Dead Trees, and
Cale Parks in for sessions.
The sessions of late have been out-of-sight,
and if anyone was lucky enough to get to Iowa City last Friday -- on
Halloween -- to see the great Stephen Malkmus and Blitzen Trapper
perform, you'll know that they joined forces for an encore of The James
Gang's "Funk #49." They learned the song earlier in the day at our
studio and recorded it exclusively for us. Expect to see it on the site
very, very soon.
Also expect to see our ultra-great session with UK
punk legends Wire next Monday.
We have a spectacular live show to tell
you about for next Monday, November 10. We have Daytrotter favorites The
Subjects and These United States set to perform at 6 p.m. at
Huckleberry's pizza parlor. The Subjects, out of New York City, are one
of the most promising unsigned bands in the country and have been by
for two previous sessions. These United States are the kind of
countrified goodness that you like out of the Allman Brothers and M
Ward. It will be a notable performance and there are possibilities of
some special guest surprises. Don't miss it.
Upcoming Daytrotter Presents shows
November 10 -- The Subjects with These United States at Huckleberry's pizza parlor, Rock Island, 6 p.m., $7
December 10 -- The War on Drugs with TBA at Huckleberry's pizza parlor, Rock Island, 6 p.m., $7
