Day three is over! We finished tracking all the songs for Vol. IV. Nothing left except for instrument overdubs and vocals. It’s getting close…
Tag: guitar
0 Thank You Morelock Music
Noah’s guitar amp was acting a little funny so we took it to Morelock Music in Knoxville before our show at Machiavelli’s in Bristol, Tennessee. Mr. Morelock had it up and running in no time. Thank you sir.
0 Happy New Year!
0 New Orleans, LA Tonight!
New Orleans, LA Tonight! Cafe Prytania (3445 Prytania St, Across From Touro Infirmary). Doors at 9, then show as follows:
10:00pm Natalie Mae & Her Unturned Tricks
11:30pm Dirty Bourbon River Show
This will be both band’s last hometown show of the year. Entry just 5 bucks, 18+, full bar. ‘Nuff said. See you there.
0 Day 2 at the Shed
Day 2 is finished. 6 songs in 12 hours. Not too shabby, but we still have work to do. Time to head back to the studio.
0 Our 4th Album is Ready – Only $1.11! Limited Time Offer!
The Dirty Bourbon River Show Releases Their 4th Studio Album - "The Old Timey-AfroPop Jibberish Junction"
What in the hell are you talking about Dirty Bourbon River Show? Just what in the hell are you talking about?
Well, our 4th album’s ready. Just picked up the masters today. It’s called “The Old-Timey AfroPop Jibberish Junction”:
Pre-order it on our Bandcamp Site now for only $1.11 and get 3 of the album’s tracks today!
Then, when the album comes out on 11/11/11 – you’ll receive an email with a link to download a full quality version, along with the album art, liner notes & lyrics.
The album will definitely NOT be costing $1.11 when it comes out, so I’d take advantage of this generous offer now.
And just why exactly are we offering such a ludicrously good deal – unannounced, straight out of left field?
Because we’re batshit crazy. Why else?
Hope you enjoy!
Dirty Bourbon’s Bandcamp Site (pre-order here!)
0 Some Photos From Our Last Tour
Some pictures from the Dirty Bourbon River Show 2011 Summer Tour
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- Charlie’s Portch – Gainsville, GA
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- The Nick – Birmingham, AL
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- 12th Annual Blackbeard Pirate Festival – Hampton, VA
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- Phil Roebuck’s Banjo – Hampton, VA
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- Noah & Clint – Norfolk, VA
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- Charlie Outside of a Food Lion – Wilmington, NC
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- On The Road
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- Some Fancy Joint Downtown – Tallahasse, FL
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- Like Tetris – Tallahassee, FL
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- Clay Outside The Engine Room – Tallahassee, FL
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- Bootsy Follies – Tallahassee, FL
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- Back Home w/ Makers in Hand – New Orleans, LA
May 19-June 18, 2011. Good Times. Catch us on the next one:
8.04 Decatur, GA
Twain’s Billiards & Tap
8.05 Huntsville, AL
Concert on the Dock
8.06 Atlanta, GA
Star Bar – Little Vinyl Stage
8.07 Bristol, TN
Machiavelli’s
8.08 Charlotte, NC
The Evening Muse
8.10 Knoxville, TN
12pm WDVX Blueplate Special
8.10 Knoxville, TN
7pm Preservation Pub
8.11 Roanoke, VA
Martin’s w/ Holy Ghost Tent Revival
8.12 Newton, NC
Newton-Conover Auditorium w/ Holy Ghost Tent Revival
8.13 Raleigh, NC
The Lincoln Theatre w/ Holy Ghost Tent Revival
8.14 Beaufort, NC
Hannah’s Haus
8.16 Charleston, SC
The Tatooed Moose
8.17 Greensboro, NC
The Blind Tiger
8.18 Saxapahaw, NC
Haw River Ballroom w/ Onward Soldiers + Phil Cook & his Feat
0 Noah’s Guitar For Sale
Washburn D10CEB Pro acoustic /electric guitar for sale – only one owner (Noah), this guitar has been played in the Dirty Bourbon River Show since its inception, in very good condition, completely set up, great intonation, stays in tune for entire gig, no matter how hard you play it, one small split in the surface finish in the front and standard pick wear on the guard, otherwise looks very good and plays incredible – new delrin nut, string pegs & saddle – this is a pro guitar owned and maintained by a professional musician.
Listen to the albums listed in our “music” section to the right – all acoustic guitar tracking was done with this Washburn. Works great as a studio guitar or a gig guitar. Pick-up/amplification very high for an acoustic.
As a bonus, it has both a 1/4″ and XLR outputs, so you don’t have to use a DI if you’re running into a stage snake. Also has an onboard tuner & eq for lows, mids, hi’s + presence knob. And as a special bonus, I am including 10 sets of Dunlop strings, 5 sets of Martin strings, a new Martin neckstrap, a new Planet Waves black shoulder strap with locks, an used Hohner gig bag, a string winder, and a special Simpsons guitar pick featuring Auto the bus driver.
I’m asking $500 for the package, or you can make a bid on eBay. If you’re interested or have any questions hit me up at: contactingnoah@gmail.com
0 Tonight! Three-Ring-Circus New Orleans Homecoming Show!
3 ring musical circus tonight in New Orleans!
Tonight prepare yourselves for the best damn free show you’ll see on Frenchmen all summer long. Hosted by the Maison de la Music & Openhouse Music, It’s going a little something like this:
10 pm (Front Stage)
Megan Jean & the KFB. Guit, upright, stompbox, banjo & washboard-slangin’ Charleston Gothic Blues duo. This shit will kick your ass.
11 pm (Back Stage)
Back (literally, today) from a month long tour of the S & SE, Dirty Bourbon River Show takes the stage. New, unheard songs, burlesque interlude, fire, whiskey pours & more, it’s going down tonight ladies & gents.
Midnight (Front Stage)
Atlanta, GA’s Blair Crimmins & the Hookers. Variety Hour Dixieland rock – stuff that makes you boogie. Don’t miss this one folks. The Maison (508 Frenchmen), 10pm tonight – and best of all, the show is free.
Yur damn right.
0 Blues you ough’ta know with Big Charlie: T-Bone Walker
a.k.a. Oak Cliff T-Bone
T-Bone walker is the reason the Blues is what it is today. Legend has it he was the first ever blues performer to use an electric guitar. He roamed the streets of dallas at age 15 opening for national acts and String bands. By the time he was in his twenties he was in Los Angeles headlinging on Central Avenue.
I know you’ve heard this one
Inspiring a generation of Bluesmen
Walker was the childhood hero of many many musicians. B.B. King bought his first electric after he heard “Stormy Monday”, and where do you think Jimi Hendrix learned to play with his teeth? Chuck Berry always listed T-Bone and bandleader Louis Jordan as his first influences.
Albert Collins and Jimmy Vaughn (Stevie’s older brother) talk about T-Bone’s effect on the Texas Blues
- Big Charlie
