Saturday, March 29, 2008 ... 4:14 PM

Tent Revue Muxtape

Thanks a bunch to Flop Eared Mule for showing us this cool site. Now you can hear just what the Tent Revue sounds like. Click on the tape!



Brendan






2 Comments:

Brendan where did that Gillian song on your mix tape come from?

By Blogger Ginger, at 4/08/2008 8:33 PM  

It's a live concert I got from Dimeadozen.org ... an FM broadcast recorded May 7 1997 at the Prism Coffeehouse in Charlottesville, VA. It also has a rockin' version of the Carter Family tune "Single Girl, Married Girl," which I've never heard them do elsewhere ... and a haunting a cappella tune called "Traveling on the Stormy Deep," (sort of sounds like "Wind and Rain" from the Songcatcher soundtrack) which never made it onto any of their albums.

I love this performance of "Dry Town," and it's important to me that folks hear Gil rocking it, with that Miranda whatshername getting attention for her cover version last year.

By Blogger Brendan, at 4/12/2008 10:41 PM  

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Making Notes: Music of the Carolinas
(Novello Festival Press, April 2008)
includes my essay, "Link Wray"



SITES WHICH THE TENT REVUE RECOMMENDS

MUSIC
Flop Eared Mule
The Celestial Monochord
HickoryWind.org
Dig and Be Dug in Return
Modern Acoustic Magazine / Blog
The Old, Weird America
Honey, Where You Been So Long?


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The Greensboro Review
Mixed Animal
Night Train
Fried Chicken and Coffee
Mungo (This was the blog of my friend, the late Cami Park. Miss you, Cami.)
Staccato Fiction
Wigleaf
PANK Magazine


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Cat and Girl
Film Freak Central




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