The Midwest Music Seed ~ Playlist
Documentary ~ The Party's Over
The Party's Over
Movie ~ 1:28:28 min.
Tag along with Philip Seymour Hoffman on an uncensored journey through the 2000 Democratic and Republican Conventions with behind-the-scenes footage of celebrities, activists & politicians. Featuring Susan Sarandon, Al Franken & more. SXSW Film Fest.
Documentary ~ India's Hidden Plague
India's Hidden Plague
Movie ~ 46:50 min.
In India's Hidden Plague, Hollywood superstar Ashley Judd is on a mission to fight AIDS.
Slightly Stoopid ~ 2009 Fall Tour
Tour Schedule
TUE 11/10: Aspen, CO~Belly Up Aspen
WED 11/11: Denver, CO~Ogden Theatre
THU 11/12: Omaha, NE~Sokol Auditorium
FRI 11/13: Lawrence, KS~Liberty Hall
SAT 11/14: Milwaukee, WI~The Rave
TUE 11/17: Columbus, OH~Newport Music Hall
WED 11/18: Cleveland, OH~House Of Blues
THU 11/19: New York, NY~Terminal 5
WED 11/18: Cleveland, OH~House Of Blues
THU 11/19: New York, NY~Terminal 5
FRI 11/20: Providence, RI~Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
SAT 11/21: Atlantic City, NJ~Borgata Events CenterWebsites & Links
SlightlyStoopid.com | Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid
EOTO ~ 2009 Fall Tour
Tour Dates
Sep 26: Earthdance - Laytonville, CA
Sep 29: Moe's Alley - Santa Cruz, CA
Sep 30: Mission Rock Cafe - San Francisco, CA
Oct 1: Red Fox Tavern - Eureka, CA
Oct 2: McDonald Theatre - Eugene, OR
Oct 3: Berbati's Pan - Portland, OR
Oct 4: The Night Light Lounge - Bellingham, WA
Oct 5: The Palace - Missoula, MT
Oct 6: The Filling Station - Bozeman, MT
Oct 7: The Aquarium - Fargo, ND
Oct 8: The Cabooze - Minneapolis, MN
Oct 9: High Noon Saloon - Madison, WI
Oct 10: Abbey Pub - Chicago, IL
Oct 11: Papa Pete's - Kalamazoo, MI
Oct 12: Scarlet and Grey Cafe - Columbus, OH
Oct 13: The Club Cafe - Pittsburgh, PA
Oct 14: Mowhawk Place - Buffalo, NY
Oct 15: The Westcott Theater - Syracuse, NY
Oct 16: Club Metronome - Burlington, VT
Oct 17: Harpers Ferry - Boston, MA
Oct 18: Port City Music Hall - Portland, ME
Oct 19: The Hi Hat - Providence, RI
Oct 20: The Warehouse - Hartford, CT
Oct 21: The Red Square - Albany, NY
Oct 22: Sullivan Hall - New York City, NY
Oct 23: World Cafe Live - Philadelphia, PA
Oct 24: 8 x 10 Live - Baltimore, MD
Oct 25: The Canal Club - Richmond, VA
Oct 26: Attitudes - Blacksburg, VA
Oct 27: Cosmic Charlie's - Lexington, KY
Oct 28: Old Rock House - St. Louis, MO
Oct 29: Bourbon Theatre - Lincoln, NB
Oct 30: Gothic Theatre - Denver, CO
Oct 31: The Grenada - Lawrence, KS
Websites & Links
EOTOMusic.com | Fire The Lazers!!!
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone magazine is a cultural icon. It’s the number one pop culture reference point for 13 million people. In addition to its authoritative position in music, Rolling Stone’s sphere of influence reaches into entertainment, movies, television, technology, and national affairs. Rolling Stone covers everything that’s important, trend-setting, and newsworthy. One of the hallmarks of Rolling Stone is its excellent photography. From the cover image through to the last page, photos are what drives much of the graphical nature of this magazine. Articles are accompanied by photographs or illustrations, and the overall tone of the magazine is visually impactful. The 2007 National Magazine Award For General Excellence, ASME. Editorial excellence honors in reporting and photo essay categories, ASME 2006. Since the inception of ASME, Rolling Stone has earned over 50 nominations and 12 wins.
Video ~ "Nothing" by Mason Jennings Live on Pandora
From Mason Jennings
"Yes, even an artist as talented as Mason Jennings was broke when he started out. In the song "Nothing," he remembers his salad days, when he could scarcely afford salad. Or salad dressing. This show was recorded at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz, CA, and Jason Blalock directed the videos."
Websites & Links: MasonJennings.com | YouTube | Mason Jennings
Head Count ~ Free Downloads
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Free Download ~ Furthur Live at the Fox Theater 9.20.09
Set 1
1. Samson & Delilah
2. Casey Jones
3. Mississippi ½ Step
4. Sugaree
5. Pride of Cucamonga
6. Jam
7. Throwing Stones
8. Passenger
Set 2
9. Viola Lee Blues
10. Cumberland Blues
11. Viola Lee Blues
12. King Solomon’s Marbles
13. Cassidy
14. Jam
15. Dark Star
16. Welcome to the Dance
17. Dark Star
18. Uncle John’s Band
19. Sugar Magnolia
20. donor
21. Cosmic Charlie
Taped by: nakguy
Most Downloaded Show ~ 11,075 Downloads
1. Samson & Delilah
2. Casey Jones
3. Mississippi ½ Step
4. Sugaree
5. Pride of Cucamonga
6. Jam
7. Throwing Stones
8. Passenger
Set 2
9. Viola Lee Blues
10. Cumberland Blues
11. Viola Lee Blues
12. King Solomon’s Marbles
13. Cassidy
14. Jam
15. Dark Star
16. Welcome to the Dance
17. Dark Star
18. Uncle John’s Band
19. Sugar Magnolia
20. donor
21. Cosmic Charlie
Taped by: nakguy
Las Tortugas ~ Oct. 29 - Nov. 1, 2009
Dance of the Dead IV
Artist Lineup:
UMPHREY'S McGEE
IVAN NEVILLE'S DUMPSTAPHUNK
TEA LEAF GREEN
HOT BUTTERED RUM
BAG of TRICKS (Brogan, Adams, Gill of ALO)
THE MOTHER HIPS
BLUE TURTLE SEDUCTION
NEW MONSOON
POOR MAN'S WHISKEY
PIMPS OF JOYTIME
BIG LIGHT
PAPA MALI
Plus!... TREVOR GARROD, COUNTERCLARKWISE, DAVE BROGAN BAND, GUITARMAGEDDON, SEAN LEAHY, NICKI BLUHM & THE GRAMBLERS, IZABELLA, TRACORUM, TISTRYA & FRIENDS, THE TRESPASSERS, TEN MILE TIDE, MONTANA SLIM, SMOKEDADDIES, plus a special full set by DUN FOUR.
Festival Review ~ River City Rock & Roll Festival 2009
Words & Photos by Joey Buttram of Hidden Relic
This past weekend we headed down to Madison, IN for River City Rock & Roll Festival. The festival itself was by far the most organized local festival I've been to all year. We took the promo/vending booth down, and had a great response. I haven't received official numbers, but I'd guess around 1,000-1,500 fans showed up throughout the entire weekend.
We arrived on Friday, and with help of HRP Productions Manager (and Mellow Fellow Factory bassist) Jeremy Ochs we set up shop, and began listening to the tunes. The festival started with smooth rock work of Andrea Davidson, we then heard the bluesy shredding of Jimmy Davis Band. The third band to take stage was a straight funky jam-rock outfit called The Flavors. Headlining Friday night was Devon Allman's Honeytribe, and I'll tell you the apple doesn't fall far from Daddy's tree... Friday night we raged the campsite, and enjoyed a few brews until nearly daylight.
Saturday we woke up just in time to catch Nikki Gill perform her soulful acoustic set covering bands like Maroon 5 and Deana Carter. The day progressed with a couple more acoustic acts that were perfect for this early afternoon setting. Michael Kelsey came on with a spacey set of some AMAZING acoustic guitar work.
Following Kelsey was an HRP favorite Mellow Fellow Factory. MFF tore into a funky set full of originals, and it didn't take long to move the relaxed acoustic crowd into an all out dance party. After MFF was Local Villains with an almost indie sound that was real good. Shaggy Wonda took the stage with a (like usual) nasty set of some great songs. Shaggy Wonda always leaves me satisfied, and I was nothing less on Saturday. Rusty Bladen & Designated Drivers came up after Shaggy, and played a great set of almost John Melloncamp-like songs. Rusty's lyrics described hometown parties, run-ins with the law, and leaving a few secrets at Cumberland Lake, KY. I could tell the local Madison crowd sure loves Rusty.
After Rusty came Samesoul, and it was my very first Samesoul show. I was completely BLOWN away by this array of talent. They came on confident, and swayed the crowed into a bluesy, jammy, southern, and overall chilling set. I have yet to watch a local band that has sent chills down my spine so many times. After their set Joe DeVito (bassist) gave me a handful of their album "The Orange Album." I have yet to take that CD out of my player. Get with me or Samesoul if you'd like to purchase their album.... You wont regret spending the money.
After Samesoul, Ekoostik Hookah took the stage with a wonderful mix of jammy songs of their ever-growing catalogue. Hookah is always a good headliner, and they sure through down in Madison. Clear Sound and Light did a great job, and I would definitely consider them for future events. Herm Productions also added a nice touch to the stage with their fantastic light work.
Hidden Relic Productions
Hello music lovers! Hidden Relic Productions is a local music production company. We do everything from recording music, booking shows, street team concert/festival advertising, concert production, producing records, videography, photography, album art, and anything it takes to market your band! We work hand and hand with Artisan recording in Brazil, IN. If you or your band is looking for a company committed to getting your music heard.... Contact us! I created this production company because I love music! I want everyone to feel those few hairs on their neck stand STRAIGHT UP when the right musical energy is released. Hope you'll give us a shot!
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Email: hiddenrelic@live.comPhone: 317.691.3470
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About the Album ~ "Blood Of Man" by Mason Jennings
From the Artist
"It all kinda started at Christmas when my sons and I were hanging ornaments on the tree. We have an ornament that is a little electric guitar and my six-year-old son was looking at it and asked, "What's this Dad?" I said, "What??? It's an electric guitar." To which he replied, "What's that?"
Well, I was kinda horrified so I ran downstairs and pulled out an old hollowbody electric (that is my wife's), an amp and I came upstairs, plugged it in and ripped into "My Generation" by The Who. Well, my one son actually climbed me in point 2 seconds and leaped off my shoulders while the other one looked like I had plugged the lights on the tree into him. They flew around the room dancing for two straight wonderful hours. I got the point.
I grew up playing only electric and it was like remembering how to be free. For many reasons, it was so needed. So I got free. The next week I headed into my studio and recorded "City Of Ghosts" and away I went. I wrote about the war and being a parent in "The Field", two topics close to my heart. I wrote about being a teenager and how heavy that time can feel and how it can shape the path you take. So, gratitude is in there somewhere. I wrote about doubts and fear, about God and Spirit, and about hope and possibility and things that are elusive and hard to name. I wrote mostly about them, and they came into the room like angels and beasts. This whole time I knew the record would be called Blood Of Man.
I also kept hearing two phrases in my head during recording. Maybe you can decipher them, for I know not where they come from or what they mean exactly: "Do you remember when the world was young?" and "In the beginning there was blood on the lamb." Whew. I wrote about how hard it is to be 34 and be a parent and sane and married and true and positive and yourself and a man and funny and a decent person and a not decent person and human and in love. I turned the music up so loud so often that my ears rang every night.
I wrote about death, of course. I wrote about life. I wrote about pain and addiction. And I let it flow and left it raw. I worked fast and I let my heart lead. I guess I have come to the point in my life and my art where I just want to make music that I love and not mess with it. If people dig it: cool. If not: cool. I will be making it anyway. I have to. I realized that too. By the grace of god: I have to make music. More importantly: I get to. Also, before anything, I am a music listener.
So, this record has not been messed with in any way. What you have is exactly the music I listen to in my van and the way I have given it to my friends on CD-Rs. My hope is that it can help where help is needed. Music saved my life and I am so grateful for it.
Thank you for listening. Rock."
Websites & Links: MasonJennings.com | Facebook | Twitter | Myspace | Archive.org
Video ~ Unearthed at Wuhnurth 2009
"A trailer for the upcoming documentary "Unearthed at Wuhnurth - The 2009 Wuhnurth Music Festival." September 11th-13th, 2009, brought music, excitement, and over 2,800 fans to The Water Bowl in Muncie, Indiana."
"Unearthed at Wuhnurth" will feature live concert footage and interviews with artists Reverend Peytons Big Damn Band, Cornmeal, Papadosio, Roots of Creation, The Diggity, Midwest Hype, Daphne WIllis, and MANY MORE!!!
Get more information on Wuhnurth Music Festival
Videos ~ Wuhnurth 2009
Videos produced by Martian Productions from the Wuhnurth Music Festival that took place September 11th-13th, 2009 at The Water Bowl in Muncie, IN.
Video Playlist: Papadosio, UV Hippo, Roots of Creation, Euforquestra, Daphne Willis & Co., Chicago Farmer, Reverend Peyton, and Sweet Japonic.
Websites & Links: Wuhnurth.com | Wuhnurth Entertainment
Documentary ~ No Impact Man (Trailer)
Video Trailer ~ 2:28 min.
Environmentalist Colin Beavan and his wife try to make as small a carbon footprint as possible for one year.
In theaters September 11, 2009
Setlists ~ Wuhnurth 2009
Shadyside Allstars ~ Official Site
Odd Peter Dance > Troubadour Stu Intro > Troubadour Stu > Trons > Rise > ADD > Espacio
(Setlist read off of paper setlist used on stage. Kind of hard to read.)
The Great Hookup ~ Official Site
One Step Forward > The Flood > Moonbaby > The Grind > What Would You Do > Bad Guys > Break Loose > Don't Care > Tokey-O > All Along > Bluff > Cajun Moon > Rock Bottom
Doin' My Time > I'll Be Looking At You > Hasten Jason > Feather > Troubled Land > Cumberland > Not At Home Anymore > I Know What I Know E: Rocky Top
Family Groove Company ~ Official Site
New Tune22, Falling Off the Fence, A Misdemeanor's Worth, The Blind Climb, She Might Get Warm, Wiggly's Way > The All The Everything > Oye Como Va, Guns of Ticonderoga > Bass & Drums > Guns of Ticonderoga, (Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay > West Egg Party, Trying To Live Up
Thanks to Hidden Relic Productions for the Setlists!
2009 Wuhnurth Recap
Words by Joey Buttram (Hidden Relic Productions)
I will have to say that this past weekend was probably the most fun weekend I've had all summer, from the Pre-Party with Shadyside to a late night dance party with Twin Cats at Wuhnurth! I for sure saw some amazing musicians THROW DOWN this weekend! Wuhnurth Music Festival was a complete success for Hidden Relic. We made new contacts, learned a few things, and most importantly we enjoyed the weekend with kindest family I've ever known.
Somewhere between 2,000-3,000 people flooded the Waterbowl to see good music, spread love, and support environmental initiatives. Smiling faces, dancing feet, and blue skies were the highlights of the weekend for me. All the bands were phenomenal, but I will say Pnuma Trio is now in my top 5 favorite bands.
More Reviews and Photos
Unearthed at Wuhnurth Video Documentary
DN Online "Ball State Daily News Online" Review
Wuhnurth Music Festival 2009 on Last.fm
Wuhnurth Music Festival ~ Sept. 11-13, 2009
Announced Artists: Kyle Hollingsworth Band • Cornmeal • Pnuma Trio • Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band • Covert Operations • Family Groove Company • Future Rock • The Twin Cats • Roots of Creation • Papadosio • Ultraviolet Hippopotamus • Midwest Hype • The Werks • Euforquestra • Fresh Hops • Sweet Japonic • Daphne Willis & Co. • Shadyside Allstars • MC Sparkplug • The Diggity • Shaggy Wonda • Jaik Willis • The Hue • The Vessel • Chicago Farmer • Coyaba • 8 Stories High • The Galactic Sherpas • Derick Howard • The Liquid Beat Allstars • Third Floor Meeting • Root Hog • The Great Hookup • NYX Redemption • Mikial Robertson • And Many Special Guests
Websites & Links: Wuhnurth.com | Wuhnurth Entertainment
Widespread Panic ~ Fall Tour 2009
Known for their amazing live shows and the frequency at which they tour, blues-inspired southern rock band Widespread Panic have been creating a dedicated following since forming in the early '80s. Based on the strength of their musicianship, songs like the Billboard charting "Can't Get High" and "Hope in a Hopeless World," and energetic live shows, they've managed to rank among the top 50 grossing touring acts for eight years straight without the aid of substantial radio play, television appearances, or retail store promotion.
In December 2003, after playing annually for 18 years (adding up to over 100 dates!) and breaking sell-out records for Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Oak Mountain Amphitheatre, Philips Arena and UNO Lakefront Arena, the band decided to take a well-deserved break. But in 2005, fans nationwide were treated to Widespread Panic's highly anticipated return to the road.
2009 Fall Tour Dates
10/03/09 Sat Verizon Wireless Amphitheater - Charlotte, NCw/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/04/09 Sun Verizon Wireless Amphitheater - Charlotte, NC
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/06/09 Tue Merriweather Post Pavilion - Columbia, MD
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/07/09 Wed NTELOS Wireless Pavilion - Portsmouth, VA
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/09/09 Fri BJCC Arena - Birmingham, AL
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/10/09 Sat BJCC Arena - Birmingham, AL
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/11/09 Sun Time Warner Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek - Raleigh, NC
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/13/09 Tue World's Fair Park - Knoxville, TN
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/14/09 Wed Riverfront Park - Nashville, TN
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/16/09 Fri Superpages.com Center - Dallas, TX
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/17/09 Sat Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion - Woodlands, TX
w/ The Allman Brothers Band
10/30/09 Fri Austin Music Hall - Austin, TX
10/31/09 Sat Austin Music Hall - Austin, TX
11/01/09 Sun City Park - New Orleans, LA
11/03/09 Tue A. Chavez Theatre - El Paso, TX
11/04/09 Wed Dodge Theatre - Phoenix, AZ
11/06/09 Fri Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
11/07/09 Sat Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
11/08/09 Sun Orpheum Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
11/10/09 Tue Grand Sierra Theatre (Reno Hilton) - Reno, NV
11/12/09 Thu Fox Theater - Oakland, CA
11/13/09 Fri Fox Theater - Oakland, CA
11/14/09 Sat Fox Theater - Oakland, CA
11/17/09 Tue Midland Theatre - Kansas City, MO
11/18/09 Wed Midland Theatre - Kansas City, MO
11/20/09 Fri Riverside Theater - Milwaukee, WI
11/21/09 Sat Riverside Theater - Milwaukee, WI
11/22/09 Sun Riverside Theater - Milwaukee, WI
11/24/09 Tue Royal Oak Music Theatre Royal Oak, MI
11/25/09 Wed The Murat Theatre - Indianapolis, IN
11/27/09 Fri North Charleston Coliseum - Charleston, SC
11/28/09 Sat North Charleston Coliseum - Charleston, SC
Websites & Links
WideSpreadPanic.com | Dirty Side Down
| Ain't Life Grand
