Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Poor Mans Whiskey Band at the Domino Room Oct. 24

Great band playing at the Domino Room October 24, see below for details. -hoc


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
September 9, 2009
Poor Mans Whiskey In Bend

Poor Mans Whiskey is performing “Dark Side of the Moonshine,” their very own interpretation of Pink Floyds infamous album, Dark Side of the Moon. A full laser light show, Wizard of Oz Theme and much more with 3 Sets of music from Poor Man’s Whiskey.

October 24, 2009 at the Domino Room/Midtown, 9pm. 21+
Tickets at ranch Records or HYPERLINK "http://www.brownpapertickets.com" www.brownpapertickets.com
Get tickets in advance, save some money - $15 in advance, $20 at the door

Poor Mans Whiskey is:
Jason Beard- Guitar,mandolin
Josh Brough -Banjo, keyboards, harmonica, vocals
Eli Jebidiah - Electric banjo, guitar, mandolin, Theremin, vocals
George Smeltz - Drums, suitcase, vocals
Aspen - Bass, vocals

The Bay Area's bluegrass badasses bring a reputation for high-energy live shows and an incomparable fusion of folk, punk, rock, and disco to stages and festivals nationwide. This "High-Octane Hootenanny" will certainly delight those interested in a foot-stompin good time. Poor Man's Whiskey has evolved into a ragged, spontaneous beast pulling from equally deep wells of story-telling originals, expertly crafted covers and zany on-stage shenanigans.

Notable festivals and venues played:
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, 4 Peaks Music Festival, The WOW Hall, Eugene, OR
West Beach Music Festival, The Fillmore, SF, Harmony Festival
Great American Music Hall, SF, Strawberry Music Festival, Las Tortugas Dance of the Dead III, The Wonder Ballroom, Portland, OR, Telluride Bluegrass Festival
The Mystic Theater, Petaluma, CA

Albums:
- “Hunnerd Proof” (2002)
- "Train to California" (2003)
- "Roadside Attraction"(2005),
- "Dark Side of the Moonshine"(2009) A double disk set featuring original music as well as the acoustic interpretation of the Pink Floyd classic album)

Recent Press:
"They groan with the rundown weight of good Drive-By Truckers…PMW’s sway of smarts and wit infuses their originals, where they delight in jumbling elements in a way that pops like super balls in a cement mixer. String band? Sort of. Rock band? Sure. Prog-metal enthusiasts and swing time fellas? Absolutely. In the end, they are an original distillation, a tasty burn that goes down with a kick and lingers beautifully when it hits your gut.", - Dennis Cook, Jambase.com

"The second set showed off PMW's spacey funk rock abilities, which they've been cultivating over the past year, with an instrumental jam that touched on Phish's 'First Tube.'" - Mike Bookey, The Source, Bend, OR

“We've done several shows with PMW and every time they've had the audience howling for more. They are great singers, instrumentalists, and songwriters, but above all they are entertainers. Their group chemistry invites the audience to be participants rather than onlookers. These are the kind of guys who, in the 1920s, would have been a traveling variety show, complete with freaks, stunts, and banjo comedy. Fortunately, they are here for us to enjoy now". - Nat Keefe, Hot Buttered Rum


Contact:
Eric Walton, 707-536-6888
pmwhiskey@gmail.com

www.poormanswhiskey.com

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