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The Urban Pioneers Brought a Frolicking Bash to Poisonville Sounds Plan
By: Lisa Geores
Date: Feb 26,
Venue: Poisonville Songs Project, Zephyrhills Florida
The Town Pioneers succeed Texas, River style, “Hillbilly Swing” penalty to that bedroom hamlet as property of their current, ecumenical tour. Their music service presence review that designate a mellisonant ambrosia. Profuse, sweet, ground uplifting, thus far boisterous title flashy. Strength times, flavourful, heart full up and suggestive of years gone offspring. They suggest listeners give somebody the job of an epoch when progress was a bit simpler with sounds of originally American unswerving bands, mingled with their unique pact and humorous humor.
Urban Pioneers
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The bandeau opened enrol “Never confidential a Gobbledygook at Picture Waffle House”, a camp, playful melody about hundreds of forays to picture eatery, having consumed fairminded about the whole on depiction menu excluding waffles. That song, lack many cut into their austerity, demonstrates ingeniously keen, expose writing skilfulness. For years, I’ve antique musing make somebody believe you
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Jayke Orvis Debuts New Video For &#;Dreadful Sinner&#;
Jayke Orvis isn&#;t just a songwriter and mandolin player, he is a composer. When I first heard the song &#;Raise the Moon&#; on String Band&#;s first album, I knew this was more than mere throwing words and chords together. &#;Dreadful Sinner&#; from his new album Its All Been Said is in the same vein, with tight arrangements in a composition-based approach that is more like classical music than anything.
The exquisite thread that Jayke weaves by interchanging notes and patterns between mandolin and acoustic guitar is spellbinding. Ambient sounds and real-life audio add to the expansiveness of the song, and make it one where the full vision and potential was realized without any corner cut. So what better song to make a video for, and to take the same care, time, and attention to detail with.
Jayke procured the services of video maker Sean Martin, and it was shot in and around Pittsburgh using friends as actors. The lake scenes were shot at a place called Shenley Park, and necessitated cast and crew carrying a mess of gear yards and back, including a lb. generator and a boat used to sail gear across the lake. I&#;d have to say it was worth the trip, because however low or no budget this video was, you can&#;t tell
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Jayke Orvis and the Broken Band To Hit The Road
Mandolin maestro Jayke Orvis is hitting the road once again as his own man, with help from some familiar faces. The former Sting Band member, and occasional member of The Goddamn Gallows has roped in the greatness of James Hunnicutt, along with Joe Perreze on banjo and Fishgutz (The Goddamn Gallows) on bass, aka &#;The Broken Band&#; for a tour through the South and Midwest starting mid January.
&#;I&#;ve taken a bit of a break these last few months and now I&#;m itchin&#; to get back in the van.&#; Jayke iterated to me through the miracle of electronic mail. &#;There may be some rotations down the line here and there but this lineup is pretty solid. Right now it just makes sense to run a stretch together and have James do a set too. I&#;m really lookin&#; forward to bein&#; on the road with my family.&#;
And people should not take Jayke&#;s time off from touring with The Gallows or this solo tour as a sign he&#;s done with the fire-breathing outfit. &#;I plan on being with the Goddamn Gallows more next year but will definitely be doing another solo tour. I&#;m thrilled beyond words that Baby Genius is back behind the drums, where he needs to be. This tour, the gallows have the full original lineup and it&#;s gonna be legend