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The Next One is 2/20/13
Playing with my band 357 Lover. The great Tim Fite and Tobias of Bonaparte will perform, as well.
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Nick Offerman’s American Ham
I’m doing a couple of songs and then sitting in with Nick Offerman.
February 15
Washington, DC
Warner Theater
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New York Ethical Society Show
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Friday, January 18
I’m playing with my band, .357 Lover. Playing some of the same songs I play solo.
Tickets
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New Year’s Eve with Corn Mo
If your plans fall through, I’ll be your backup plan.
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/299496
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THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS 12/29
I’m playing with my heroes.
Music Hall of Williamsburg
66 North 6th St.
Brooklyn, NY
link: http://www.musichallofwilliamsburg.com/event/142861
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The Spectacular Showtime Show
Saturday, December 15
BROOKLYN
.357 Lover’s Spectacular Showtime Show
Big Sky Works
29 Wythe Ave.
9pm
Aerialists Una Mimnagh, Kristine Petrucione, Jason Mejias and T-Pow accompanied by the music of .357 Lover.
live video by B.A. Miale
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Firecracker Firecracker
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New album coming
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Friday with Bill Schimmel (Rain Dogs, Franks Wild Years)
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New Song
Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a free song for your road trip or your chair sitting.
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The Polyphonic Spree
The video I made for The Polyphonic Spree is up.
The Polyphonic Spree – “Holidaydream” from Good Records Recordings on Vimeo.
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Old Halloween Album
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Rockwood Music Hall 10/15/12
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Polyphonic Spree Christmas Video
Working on a Polyphonic Spree Christmas Video. Here are some photos:
Making tiny light stands:
Tentative title prop:
Tentative scene:
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Thinking Outside the Squeezebox Festival
September 21 and 22
ST. PAUL, MN
The Shanty at O’Gara’s
164 N Snelling Avenue
A plethora of really good accordion players. And me.
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Nursing Home Werewolf Fan Fiction
From an email I received from my aunt:
I had a few mini strokes last night followed by one big stroke. I’m okay now but I wanted to let you know what happened just so you won’t worry too much. I know how you worry.
So, the lunar marriage of my lycanthropy problem and my high blood pressure caused me to have a sudden change into the werewolf, while I was having the big stroke. I can’t give up cheeseburgers like you can.
The result of the stroke was a temporal locked-down syndrome which paralyzed my entire body, except for my eyes. So, any danger that I posed was to those who might faint at the sight of me.
You should have seen Doris!
My body shut down to the point of appearing dead. Right now, I am emotionally exhausted.
This morning, I had to listen to some kids watch some crazy movie for the first time. They were so proud of themselves. I don’t think they even watched the movie.
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Thanksgiving Talk
“How many pull-ups can you do?”
“Who wants to know?”
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Nick Offerman: American Ham
We played a show at Rutgers. We almost got sandwiches from one of the grease trucks. I sensed bad news and was glad he did, as well. There were plenty of snacks in the Cap and Skull room.
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August 24, Dixon Place, Lower East Side Music Festival
Friday, August 24
NYC
Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street
8:00 – THE DEBUTANTE HOUR
9:00 – NATTI VOGEL
10:00 – CORN MO
DOORS OPEN AT 6PM
Get Tickets
This is part of the Lower East Side Music Festival
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Performing the songs of Franz Schubert with Bill Schimmel (Tom Waits)
Saturday, July 28
NYC
The American Accordionists’ Association Master Class & Concert Series
Tenri Cultural Institute
43A West 13th Street
7pm, $25
Performing a short set of songs by Franz Schubert with Dr. Bill Schimmel on accordion (Tom Waits’ Franks Wild Years and Rain Dogs) as part of The American Accordionists’ Association Master Class and Concert Series. Other performers include Paul Stein, Joy Bechtler, Dr. Robert Young, Kathleen Tipton, Ingrid Kvale, Erica Mancini, Doug Makofka, Godfrey Nelson, Lorraine Nelson Wolf, Charlie Tokarz, Martina Li, Peter Flint, John Foti and Marni Rice.
