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This new weekly feature will contain two things we very much enjoy here at Hidden Track: 1) Bands that tour aggressively and have open taping policies and 2) The tapers that are there to capture the moment. Every Wednesday we will look back at the previous week to see who was on tour and what recordings have already been dithered, tracked and uploaded.
Artist & Title: Club D’Elf – Big Light In The Sky
Date & Venue: 2009-03-20 – The Lizard Lounge, Cambridge MA
Taper & Show Download: Jason Sobel
Club D’Elf, a rotating cast of musicians fronted by bassist Mike Rivard, celebrated their 11th anniversary last week. Supporting Micro last Friday were: Tom Hall (saxophones), Paul Schultheis (keyboards), Mister Rourke (turntables), Jerry Leake (percussion), and Dean Johnston (drums). Visit their website for upcoming shows in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
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READ ON to hear four more tunes from last week…
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