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Local artist Jennifer Dalton opens up the night of “Get the Folk Downtown!” at Studio B with Jack Benedict at her side.
To find out more about Doug and his work, check out his website
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Local wonder Jennifer Dalton, along with Jack Benedict, start the night off at Studio B. Captured by the über talented, Stephen Charles
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The Martha Bassett Band at Studio B by the amazing Doug Klesch.
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Studio B feelin’ the love from the Martha Bassett Band!
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The energy of Joe Craven as seen through the lens of Doug Klesch
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The multi-talented Joe Craven captured by Stephen Charles!
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Bruce Piephoff with Scott Sawyer, bringing it to Studio B.
To see more of Doug’s work and hear about his exciting adventures around the country, check out his website
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An overview of Bruce Piephoff by Stephen Charles
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How does a group of professionals-by-day, rockers-by-night get multiple songs banned on a local, independent radio station?
photo by Kevin Belton
Ask Sin Tax.
Sin Tax is comprised of founding member Dr. Nancy McCurry, on bass and vocals, Doug Baker, with guitar and vocals, Moxie Campbell, on drums, Dave McLean, on guitar and vocals and Marilyn Wolf doing vocals and percussion.
In August of ‘09, Neill Clegg Jr. joined Sin Tax on the ol’ DMP stage, tooting his horn alongside these crazy kids. It was a powerpop, rockabilly, glam-rock kinda night, with a distinctly punk edge. Sin Tax brought the spice!
photo by Alex Maness
Was it the pretty instruments that helped them rock so hard that night? Maybe it had something to do with the three flights of stairs up which they hauled their equipment. Maybe it was the pretty outfits that made them shine. Or maybe, just maybe, they were showing off a little.
My opinion?
It had to be the shoes!
photo by Doug Klecsh
photo by Kevin Belton
You can come up with your own conclusion. To hear what I’m talking about, check out their album on Amiestreet or Last.fm. For the newbies, here’s our promo entrance page to sign up for an account with Amiestreet and receive free money to support our local artists.
ALBUM CREDITS
Recording Engineers: Don Ravon, Dan Bayer
Mixing Engineer: Dan Bayer
Cover Design: Sean Coon
Cover Photograph: Alex Maness
photo by Paula McLean
We’ve put on over 50 acts since 2008 and not once has a band approached me with the impetus for a live recording as Crystal Bright did last week.
In late June, Crystal and the fellas plan on touring up and down the NE coast — potentially heading as far north as Boston. The only problem is that since they’re such a new act, they don’t have much material to share with booking managers.
Enter DMP.
This Friday night we’re putting on a mini-show, focusing exclusively on a live recording for the band. I just booked the gig with Max Benbassat over at CFBG’s. He already had an act booked for a 9:30pm start time, so we’re going to slide in around 6:30pm and get started at 7:30pm sharp.
Come on out and bring the love. I’ve no doubt it’ll all end up on the album.
18+ $4 donation at the door.