All Blog Posts Tagged 'harvard' (5)

Despite gloomy weather, Moira's party was incredible. The first set was by Joe Harvard with Jay Walker on bass, myself on guitar, Matt Lott on Sax, and Ben Feld on drums. No matter who he's playing with, it always comes out sounding like the Joe Harvard Band. There is consistently an omnipresent earthy, roots quality like rock and roll alley cats on covert patrol, lurking in the shadows cast by a full moon. As a musician there is always a lecture hall like experience when playing with Joe, that… Continue

MEDIA ADVISORY July 4, 2009 For Immediate Release: Contact: Coleman R. Brice 732.361.2751, colie.brice@aeriarecords.com Apple Empowered Revolutionary iPhone Audio Asbury Park, NJ - In a true declaration of independence, AERIA Entertainment L.L.C is proud to announce the release of the official AERIA Records app for the iPhone or iPod Touch. Colie Brice, Creative Entertainment Organizer (CEO) had this to say about his company's latest pioneering effort in the new media music sphere: "This ap… Continue

"Greetings friend. Lotsa news, band and book. I'll be brief, the usual personal update is at the end w/UNSUBSCRIBE instructions. Besides my Country Eastern record being out on AERIA and becoming a CD Baby Editor's Pick in the Countrypolitan category ... http://cdbaby.com/cd/joeharvard ... 1 . In the hubbub of driving to Boston for our Middle East show with Status Green and Keith Monacchio on July, 4th, [rescued by last-minute rhythm section duo of Nick "Turtle" Paolise on bass and Greg LPT Wilk… Continue

Hustled out of work, tore apart my home studio and lugged all my gear to Market in the Middle. I suspect I will never do this again unless I'm getting paid. I now know why people say "I'm too old for this" :) Oh my God it was a lot of work! I set up quickly and then made my way over to the Brickwall Annex to catch a bit of Arlan Feiles set before I had do sound for JPAT. Arlan and his band were simply world class. The vocals and instrumental texture perfectly suited Arlan's killer songs and th… Continue

Well despite and perhaps foolishly involving myself in a local turf battle among local promoters, I meandered down to Seaside Height last night to see some of my favorite local artists perform at the first annual Seaside Music Festival. Generally I enjoy going to Seaside Heights about as much as getting dental work done without anethesia, but the prospect of hearing orginal live music in Benny Paradise was way too alluring for me to resist. My first stop was JRs where I observed the dynamic duo… Continue