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Right Arm Resource 080903.Pmd RIGHT ARM RESOURCE WEEKLY READER JESSE BARNETT [email protected] www.rightarmresource.com 62 CONCERTO COURT, NORTH EASTON, MA 02356 (508) 238-5654 9/3/2008 Dan Dyer “Love Chain” The first single from his self-titled cd, in stores and going for adds now! Full cd on your desk, edit on PlayMPE Already on KUT and WERS! Catch him at ACL Fest and Voodoo Fest! Great press - see quotes on Page 2 Jakob Dylan “Will It Grow” The follow-up to the AAA hit “Something Good This Way Comes,” going for adds on Monday! Edit on your desk Just finished dates with Eric Clapton! Upcoming dates include Farm Aid, RiverRocks Festival, ACL Fest and more Tom Morello: The Nightwatchman “Whatever It Takes” Four song sampler from his upcoming cd The Fabled City on your desk now, in stores September 30 Already on WXRT, KZYR, WHRV eTown concert from the DNC will air nationwide as a two-part special Oct 1 and 8 Ray LaMontagne “You Are The Best Thing” R&R Monitored Debut 23*! Indicator 14*! New: KBCO, WNCS, WMMM, WFPK, KRVO, KNBA, WRSI, WVOD, WJCU... ON: WXRT, WXRV, WTTS, WRLT, KTHX, KXLY, KPTL, WCLZ, WCOO, Sirius, XM, KRSH, WXPN, KCMP, WFUV... Ingrid Michaelson “Be OK” Sarah McLachlan “U Want Me 2” R&R Monitored 21*! New: KWMT, WRNX, KTHX, KPND, KCLC, KNBA, KRVO R&R Monitored 20*! New: KTCZ, CIDR, KWMT, KPTL, KTHX, WMMM... ON: KTCZ, WXRV, Sirius, KENZ, KRSH, WCOO, WMMM, KPTL, WNCS, WFPK... ON: KBCO, KMTT, KINK, KGSR, WXRV, WTTS, KENZ, WNCS, KRVB... With DMB in NY on 9/10, Hotel Cafe and headlining dates coming From Closer: The Best Of Sarah McLachlan, in stores October 7 Erin McCarley “Pony (It’s OK)” Meiko “Boys With Girlfriends” R&R Monitored New & Active! New: KENZ Already on: KPRI, WRNR, KPTL, New: KXLY, WEXT, KDEC, WBSD In stores Tuesday! On Conan 9/11 KXLY, Sirius, WRLT, WCOO, KRSH, WOCM, WJCU, WXPN, KCLC, KROK, KFMU... ON: KTCZ, WCOO, WWMM, WCNR, KCRW, DMX, KBAC, WFIV, WOCM... In stores 10/28 Hotel Cafe girls tour coming up in October On Bonnie Hunt premiere 9/8, Hotel Cafe girls tour in October/November Backyard Tire Fire “How In The Hell Did You Get Back Here” Dar Williams “It’s Alright” Incredible press for The Places We Lived, in stores now R&R Indicator #10! FMQB Public #9! In stores Tuesday eTown 10/14 New: Acoustic Cafe, KSMT, WNTI ON: WFPK, WJCU, XM Loft, WNCW, WFHB... New: WAPS ON: WXRV, WNCS, KPTL, KTHX, WCLZ, WCOO, KRSH, On tour! Dates added with Squirrel Nut Zippers and Rose Hill Drive WCNR, WEHM, WFUV, WXPN, WYEP... Fall tour with Shawn Mullins Dr. Dog “Hang On” The Break And Repair Method “You Won’t Be Able To Be Sad” ON: WXRT, WXPN, KGSR, WEXT, WCMP, WDST, WVOD, KUT, New: WCOO, WBJB, KOHO, KTAO ON: KRSH, KRVO, KCLC, KROK, WFPK... WFPK, WFUV, KEXP, KCRW, WBJB, KNBA... FMQB Public #13! The side project from Matchbox 20’s Paul Doucette, in stores 9/16 Tour with Delta Spirit start this week HUGE sales and press story already! Catch them on tour in November with Matt Nathanson Matthew Perryman Jones “Save You” Mike Gordon “Andelmans’ Yard” The first single from Swallow The Sea, in stores now! FMQB Tracks 45*! The Green Sparrow in stores now On tour! ON: Dave-FM, WJCU, KCLC, WCBE, WBJB, KSLU, WRRW... ON: WXRV, WNCS, WCOO, WCLZ, XM Cafe, WMVY, WFIV, WYCE, WNKU... Great press already including USA Today’s The Playlist While there are Phish players on the album, Mike plays all instruments on this track Coming up: 9/15: Amy Ray “Stand And Deliver”... 9/22: Wild Sweet Orange, Jenny Lewis, Big Blue Ball... Dan Dyer is killing the critics “And Dan Dyer [the self-titled release] is a blue-ribbon disc. At once joyous, creative, and satisfying, Dyer channels 1970s-era Hathaway and Wonder with modern panache and without a hit of mimicry.” - Austin Chronicle “The closest anyone in Austin has gotten to Stevie Wonder.” - Austin American Statesman “It’s one thing to claim soul as an influence and quite another to actually put the classic authority of Al Green and Sly Stone to proper use. Dan Dyer sings with an instinctive urgency that incorporates elements of country, blues and soul, tying things together with what’s universal in the best of each genre: intensity.” - Dallas Observer “The Austinite’s self-titled album also drips with the bayou-moss, sticky- humidity funk of his East Texas/Louisiana border hometown, plenty of blue- eyed soul falsetto, his alternately twinkly and dangerous electric piano and gospel influences galore. Dyer does it well while not sounding at all imitative or derivative.” - Texas Music Magazine The press babble on about Backyard Tire Fire, and they add more tour dates “The perfect primer for a group that truly is one of rock’s best kept secrets.” - PopMatters.com “...they’ve gone from a little loveable band from the Midwest to “band to watch” status.” - Nine Bullets “If you’re tired of the same refurbished, drivel that continually makes the air waves, this is your door way to walk through the mundane and into the vividness of raw but polished Americana. There are ordinary story tellers who write lyrics and then their are master narrators, who make you believe what they are saying like you were there with them when they wrote the song.” - Ozone and Shadow Blog “The Places We Lived is inventive, intelligent, genre-crossing good fun, Backyard Tire Fire a band defiantly swimming against the raging current of cookie-cutter corporate rock and alt-country bands.” - Blurt “This impressive piece of work is a complete presentation built on solid songs, brief harmony, and homespun musicianship, and it shines.” - Glide Magazine “The Places We Lived has obvious twang-rock influences, but with and abundance of piano peppering the album it moves far beyond. Whatever it is, it’s damn good. It makes me wish I had a beer and nowhere to go.” - Can You See The Sunset “Equate the sound to how you feel when go to your nearest smokey bar, light a cigarette, order a bucket, kick back and kinda feel like you don’t give a f*ck. In other words, it’s a real good feeling you get listening to these guys.” - My Old Kentucky Blog “Take everything you love about Patterson Hood’s emotional grit, The Old 97s classic barnburner footstompers, and the spirit Whiskeytown had when Ryan still had something to prove, and you’ve already got a good sense of what the band is about.” - Berkeley Place “BTF is ripe for wider discovery, perhaps the next in line behind other recently anointed working artists like The Hold Steady, Alejandro Escovedo, the Truckers and My Morning Jacket. The music is all there on Places, and a great trail of tunes lays behind it.” - JamBase “Instead of being just another collection of guitar driven, middle of the road rock music full of stolen riffs from some of the worst excesses of the 1970’s, these guys know how to write and arrange songs and understand what melody means.” - BlogCritics.org “Backyard Tire Fire’s exposed new sounds and ideas and shaped a record that is completely different from anything we’ve heard from them before...they’ve grown more than should be possible a few short months since they were offering up a collection of acoustic ditties.” - Hero Hill New tour dates added! With Rose Hill Drive: 10/14 Salt Lake City, 10/15 Boise, 10/16 Seattle, 10/18 Portland With Squirrel Nut Zippers: 10/27 Asheville NC, 10/28 Charleston SC, 10/29 Atlanta, 10/30 Knoxville For up-to-the-minute AAA news... RIGHT ARM RESOURCE WEEKLY READER - 9/3/08.
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