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RAR Newsletter 105026.Indd RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 5/26/2010 Jackie Greene “Shaky Ground” The first single from his anticipated new cd Till The Light Comes, in stores 6/29 and going for adds on Monday FMQB and BDS Most Added early! Already on board: WXPK, WYEP, WFUV, KSUT, KBAC, WAPS, WTYD, WNKU, WBJB, WERS, WYSO, KCSN... Mountain Jam and other dates coming up Taping e-town June 23 Band Of Skulls “Light Of The Morning” The new single from Baby Darling Doll Face Honey WAV file sent via YouSendIt, going for adds now You and your listeners know this song already through Ford’s massive Mustang campaign running now through July - see the complete details on page 2! Downloads exploded after the campaign started Good Old War “My Own Sinking Ship” From their new self-titled album, in stores Tuesday! New: WTMD, WJCU, KMTN, WEXT, KLCC, WNRN, KNBA, Acoustic Cafe, WSYC, WERU, WSGE Early adds: WBJB, WVMP, WNKU, WOCM, KSMT, KOHO, KRVM, WHRV, KDNK, KFAN, WDIY World Cafe airing soon Headlining dates now and then opening for Brandi Carlile Harper Blynn “This Is It” The Young Veins “Change” New: WRRW ON: WCBE, WSGE, WSYC, KKCR In stores now! MTV.com: “Everything I could ask for in a rock record, and then some.” Paste: #1 Band We Discovered At CMJ” & Best Of What’s Next issue New: WZEW, KRSH, KTBG, WNCW, WJCU... ON: WCOO, WFPK, WCBE, KOHO, Produced by David Kahne & Malcolm Burn Great press! On tour all summer KCLC, KROK, KZMV, WOCM, KSPN... Touring with Rooney after Bonnaroo Truth & Salvage Co. “Call Back” Sarah McLachlan “Loving You Is Easy” ON: WCOO, WTMD, WDST, KROK, WEXT, KDBB, WCBE, WBJB, WOCM, BDS Monitored 6*! Indicator 6*! New: WZGC, KPTL, WCOO... WVMP, WMWV, KNBA, KCLC, KZMV... Produced by Chris Robinson ON: KFOG, KBCO, WXRV, KINK, KTCZ, KWMT, CIDR, KPRI, WRNX, WMMM... In stores now! Amazing press already See them play in Boulder Every single album in her career is either gold, platinum or multi-platinum Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Tiny Light” Crash Test Dummies “And It’s Beautiful” Monitored 23*! Indicator #5! New: WYMS iTunes exclusive now New: WSYC, WFIT, KKCR ON: KBAC, KZMV, WJCU, KMTN, KNBA, WNKU, ON: WXRV, WRNR, KPRI, WRNX, KRVB, KTHX, KEZE, WCLZ, WZEW, WNCS, WCOO... KSUT, KFAN, KLCC, WBSD, KSLU, KDEC, KVNF, MSPR, Acoustic Cafe... Good Morning America 6/14, eTown taping Hits brick-and-mortar retail June 8 Oooh-La-La in stores now! Sold out US dates Just recorded Acoustic Cafe Court Yard Hounds “The Coast” Dave Barnes “Little Lies” Over 100K sold already! New: KDAL, KCLC, KXCI, WGWG, KKCR New & Active! Indicator 23*! New: KPND, WXRY... NOW compilation in June BDS New & Active! ON: KGSR, Sirius, KEZE, KRSH, WFUV, WYEP, KPIG, WTMD, WMVY, Amazon Deal Of The Day coming soon, opened for Lady Antebellum in NYC KNBA, WYCE, KOHO, KOZT, KBAC, WTYD, KTBG, WNRN, KZMV, WEXT, WVMP, KUT... ON: WTTS, WXPK, KPRI, WRLT, KRVB, WNCS, KEZE, WCLZ, WZEW, KDAL... Charlie Mars “No Place Like Home” Minus The Bear “My Time” ON: WCOO, KRSH, WCNR, WEHM, WYMS, KPND, KCLC, KMMS, FMQB Public 30*! New this week: KCLC, WUKY, WNTI In stores now KOHO, KSMT, KMTN, KDBB, WOCM, KZMV, KMTN... Used on Cold Case ON: KCRW, KCMP, WFPK, WUIN, KSMT, KFMU, WEXT, WBJB, WJCU, WMWV, WNRN... Full band tour: 5/27 Atlanta, 5/28 Charleston, 5/29 Isle Of Palms, 6/2 Louisville... Playing at the NON-COMMvention! Picking up great adds at Alternative too Angus & Julia Stone “Big Jet Plane” Angelique Kidjo w/Bono & John Legend “Move On Up” ON: KCRW, WFPK, WEHM, WKZE, WNRN, KNBA, WBJB, KRCL, KCSN... ON: KBCO, WXPN, WCNR, WFUV, WRSI, WNCW, KSPN, WEXT, WMVY, New: WYCE, KKCR, WRRW WXPN Free-At-Noon show confirmed for June 11 WNRN, WKZE, KTBG, KMTN, WYMS, KUT, Music Choice... FMQB Public #24 Playing at Bonnaroo, plus east coast dates with John Butler Trio in June Performing this with John Legend on the worldwide World Cup concert broadcast June 10 Kate Miller-Heidke “Caught In The Crowd” Mayer Hawthorne “Just Ain’t Gonna Work Out” ON: KFMU, WCBE, KCLC, KKCR, KDEC, KTAO, WRRW New: WYCE Catch him live at the NON-COMMvention and at Bonnaroo World Cafe aired last week, Mountain Stage tapes 6/18, was NPR song of the day ON: KCRW, WXPN, WFUV, WYMS, WRSI, WKZE, WERS, WMNF, KSLU, WSYC... WXPN Free-At-Noon concert 7/9 Lilith and more US tour dates coming “My new favorite song of all time!”-Jason Bentley/KCRW This Harper Blynn review Absolute-ly nails it “To understand the Brooklyn quintet Harper Blynn, one needs to start with the band’s inner circle. The album was produced by David Kahne (Paul McCartney, The Strokes, Regina Spektor) and Malcolm Burn (Emmylou Harris, Chris Whitley, Kaki King) and appears on Baby Jackal Records, a label co-founded by the band and Arthur Mann, co-founded Rykodisc. But maintaining ties with movers and shakers can really only do so much. In the end, the gravitas and originality of the music itself is where bands can really distance themselves from their peers. And on their debut record Loneliest Genera- tion, Harper Blynn takes a giant step beyond their contemporaries, and moves into a category all their own. Inspired by the harmonizing of vocalists Harper and Blynn, the band calls to mind a 21st century Simon and Garfunkel and crafts melodies that would even make The Beatles blush. Stunning for its precision, ef- fortlessness and timelessness, Loneliest Generation is intimate, well-worn and enchantingly familiar collection of 10 near-flawless roots-rock gems. Album opener “25 Years,” is sweetly affecting, jangly and cradled in J. Blynn’s impassioned crooning. There’s a quintessential bounce to each passing second that screams superi- ority. It’s repeated on the crackling first single, “This Is It,” and never lets up until the disc’s final second. From the tender ballad “All the Noise,” to the country strut of “Luck Struck Kitty,” there’s a potency and a contagion that seems to emanate from the speakers. Other triumphant moments include “Steal Your Love,” a groove-based jam, guided by a slinky guitar line and Blynn’s winning vocals; “The Doubt,” is an aching ballad accentuated by falsetto, hushed acoustics and copious amounts of brushes. “All Pretend- ers,” and “It May Be Late,” however stake their claim as the album’s apex, with the former leaving it all on the table and throwing out all that’s great about the band ––– deft piano, resplendent harmonies, air-tight rhythm section, crystalline production ––– and the latter feeding off a stunning piano line. Loneliest Generation is is perfectly executed folk-pop that’s thoughtful, finely tuned and without flaw. The quartet is unabashedly cohesive, hopeful and brimming with potential. Fueled by ruminative declarations such as “We’re not just hippie kids or disco queens in plaid, that’s all over now, if every chance I take is one you never had, then how can I expect you to understand anyhow?” this is a deeply probing work that offers the viewpoints of a quarter-life lived, hoped for and wished for. In the end, what’s prob- ably most refreshing about the quartet is that in a crowded Brooklyn indie scene hell-bent on placing vanity above content and substance, Harper Blynn offer up simple, no-frills songcraft with an unassuming modesty and a self-confidence that is refreshing, invigorating and downright hypnotic. Recommended If You Like Guster, CSNY, Fleet Foxes, Grizzly Bear” - AbsolutePunk.net, May 20 2010 Play the Band Of Skulls track your listeners already know Jackie Greene is Have you seen the new Ford Mustang commercial featuring the Band Of Skulls track “Light Of The Morning”? It debuted on American Idol a few weeks ago, and has been coming to town on every major network, and in movie theaters since and will continue until the end Festivals, headlining shows, and of July. Sales on this song have exploded since it started airing! an extensive run with Gov’t Mule The spot will continue to air on most major Check ‘em out! networks and cable providers through July; ABC, 5/28-30 Further Festival With Gov’t Mule: CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, Discovery Channel, TNT, 6/4 Sacramento, CA 8/1 Cocoa Beach, FL TBS, Comedy Central, Food Network, HGTV, Planet Green, FUSE, A&E and Speed 6/6 Mountain Jam 8/3 Myrtle Beach, SC Channel. Some programs that it has aired in, or will be in, include the NHL & NBA 6/8 WFUV private show 8/4 Glen Allen, VA Playoffs, Major League Baseball, Lost, Gossip Girl, Happy Town, American Idol, Extreme 6/19 Washington, DC 8/6 Boston, MA Home Makeover, Jimmy Kimmel, and Dancing with the Stars (just to name a few). 6/25 Telluride, CO 8/8 Baltimore, MD The spot is also airing in movie theaters nationwide now through July. It runs within 7/1 Quincy, CA 8/11 New York, NY 10 minutes of the feature presentation in all movies PG-13 and above. Some key movies 7/2 Oxford, ME 8/13 Burlington, VT included are Iron Man 2, Prince of Persia, Sex and the City 2, Killers, Karate Kid, A- 7/16 Raleigh, NC 8/14 Philadelphia, PA Team, Jonah Hex, Grown Ups, The Twilight Sage: Eclipse, and Knight and Day. 7/18 Charlotte, NC 8/15 Holyoke, MA The spot is also posted on the Fordvehicles.com/mustang site, Mustang Facebook page 7/21 Memphis, TN 8/18 Sylvania, OH and the Ford Mustang YouTube Channel (youtube.com/fordmustang).
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