RIGHT ARM RESOURCE UPDATE JESSE BARNETT [email protected] (508) 238-5654 www.rightarmresource.com www.facebook.com/rightarmresource 10/26/2011 John Hiatt “Adios To California” The second single from Dirty Jeans And Mudslide Hymns, on your desk and going for official adds on Monday! Early: KINK, WZEW, KOZT, WOCM, WERS, WFIV, KYSL Tour dates through November - see the complete list on page 2 “‘Adios to California’ strings together telling couplets about a break-up that should be the envy of every novelist.” - Chicago Tribune Graffiti 6 “Free” Building quickly! BDS Monitored Debut 28*! Indicator Debut 29*! FMQB Public Debut 42*! USA Today Pick Of The Week! New: WMMM, WCOO, Music Choice, WUIN, WTYD, WUKY... ON: KBCO, KMTT, WXRV, KINK, WCLZ, WNCS, KRVB, WNWV, KRSH, KCSN... EP (out now) features many stripped down tracks, full cd Colours in January One of the top-scoring tracks at the Rate-A-Record in Boulder Ben Lee “Get Used To It” The first single from Deeper Into Dream, in stores and going for adds now! Lots of great press already New: WCBE, KSMT, KSLU, KDEC ON: SiriusXM Loft, WEHM, KBAC, WWCT, WFIV, WJCU, DMX Adult Alt, WYCE, WBJB, KXCI, WBSD... “Deeper Into Dream shows incredible growth in Lee and an exciting new direction to his usual style.” - Paste Magazine Peter Gabriel - New Blood (album) Most added AGAIN! New: KCRW, KUT, WNCW, KOHO, KSKI, WEXT, WYCE, WEVL, WUKY, WGWG, WFIT ON: Sirius Spectrum, WFUV, KCMP, WEHM, KTBG, WMVY, WMWV, WVMP, KOZT, WFIV, KSUT, Acoustic Cafe... Album and companion live dvd in stores now, tons of amazing press and fantastic sales! Full cd on your desk Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa “Well, Well” Will Dailey & The Rivals “Counting On Karma” BDS Indicator 22*! FMQB Tracks 25*! Public 29*! New: WUIN New: KSLU Already on: WEHM, WOCM, KFMU, KSPN, KROK, WCBE, ON: SiriusXM Loft, KPND, KRSH, KCSN, WXPN, WFPK, KPIG, WFIV, WDST, WTMD... WTMD, WFIV, KCLC, WSGE Single on PlayMPE, full cd on your desk In stores now! Many of Joe’s tour dates are close to selling out weeks in advance Boston Music Award nominee “One of the best rock releases of 2011” - ArtistDirect Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds “If I Had A Gun” Blind Pilot “We Are The Tide” BDS New & Active! Indicator 19*! New: KTCZ, KMTN ON: KGSR, Sirius, FMQB Public 31*! New: Acoustic Cafe, WTYD, KROK, WUSM ON: KINK, KCSN, WXPK, WFUV, KCMP, WCOO, KTHX, KCSN, WEHM, WYEP, WWCT, DMX AA, WFUV, WYEP, KKXT, WTMD, WEHM, WDST, WFPK, KEXP, KSMT, WAPS, KMTN... KSKI, WEXT... In stores 11/8 Letterman 11/10 US tour in November Letterman in Jan National tour now, just finished run with Brett Dennen Julian Velard “Love Again For The First Time” The Kooks “Junk Of The Heart” Going for adds now! ON: KBAC, WMVY, WFIV, WCBE, MSPR, KKCR... BDS Monitored 18*! Indicator #3! ON: WXRT, KFOG, KGSR, KMTT, WXRV, From the album Mr. Saturday Night On tour now with Sharon Little KINK, WTTS, Sirius, WRLT, WXPK, KPRI, WMMM, WQKL, WRNR, WRNX, Very well reviewed - “Instantly hummable pop tunes” - BabySue.com KRVB, KPND, WEHM, WNKU... Video on MTV2 US tour dates in Nov/Dec Bob Schneider “Honeypot” The Nightwatchman (Tom Morello) “Black Spartacus Heart Attack Machine” BDS Monitored 26*! New: KCLC ON: WXRV, KGSR, WQKL, WNWV, ON: WXRV, KUT, KFMU, KSPN, KSMT, WFIV, KOZT, WNKU, WYCE, WERS, WCLZ, WRNX, KTHX, WZEW, WCOO, KRSH, KPND, KXT, WCNR, KCSN, WFHB, KXCI... LA show this week, then UK dates, just played Occupy Wall St DMX, WMVY, Music Choice, KMTN, WEXT... On tour now, video online “Evocatively expands on his sonic fingerprint” - LA Times Tons of great press Mike Doughty “Na Na Nothing” The Duke & The King “Shaky” BDS New & Active! Indicator #7! ON: WXRV, WCLZ, WNWV, WRNX, Featuring Simon Felice of The Felice Brothers ON: WYEP, WDST, WEXT, WCOO, KPND, KCMP, WFUV, KUT, WEHM, KCSN, WYEP, WCNR, WYMS, XM Loft... KHUM, WBJB, WKZE, KSMT, WFIV, WNCW, KNBA, WNRN, WCBE, KRCC... Great advance press of his book, due in Feb On a full band national tour now Lots of UK love: UNCUT - 4 stars, MOJO - 4 stars, UK Mail on Sunday: 5 stars Jackson Browne “You Know The Night” Burlap To Cashmere “Build A Wall” From Note Of Hope: A Celebration of Woody Guthrie, in stores now! Great performance in Boulder! Recently finished another run of dates ON: WXPN, KCSN, XM Loft, WCNR, WYCE, KOZT, WMVY, WOCM, WVMP... ON: KCSN, WFPK, WNRN, WJCU, WBJB, WVMP, KMTN, KFMU, KSPN, DMX, Killer lineup: Madeleine Peyroux, Tom Morello, Michael Franti, Ani DiFranco... WYCE, KCLC, WCBE, KRVM, KLCC, WUMB, WNTI, WUSM... In stores now Guitar Muse gushes USA Today Picks on Graffiti6’s ‘Free’ “In addition to all the hip-hop and electronic over Beth and Joe dance-pop on the radio these days, acts as “Loyal Beth Hart fans diverse as Adele, Cee Lo Green, Bruno Mars already know what and Fitz and the Tantrums are reviving clas- she’s capable of, but Don’t Explain is the sic R&B sounds. British duo Graffiti6’s first record that will hope- American single has a Northern Soul feel that’s fully bring her greater a welcome addition to the mix, with its melodic bassline and recognition and a wider fan base. After singer Jamie Scott’s exquisite falsetto breaks.” - USA Today Pick hearing this record, the uninitiated will Of The Week, 10/24/11 say, “How come I’ve never heard of Beth Hart?” Her gifts are undeniable John Hiatt extends his run of tour dates and after a listen or two, I think you 10/28 Philadelphia, PA will agree that Don’t Explain is a fine 11/6 Norfolk, CT record, and Beth Hart is a super-tal- 11/7 Londonderry, NH ented lady.” 11/8 Lebanon, NH 11/10 Collingswood, NJ - Guitar Muse, September 2011 11/11 Poughkeepsie, NY 11/12-13 New York, NY (for the full review: http://hartandbona- 11/15 Knoxville, TN massa.com/blog/guitar-muse-reviews- 11/16 Asheville, NC ”don’t-explain”/) 11/17 Chattanooga, TN 11/18 Indianapolis, IN The Telegraph reviews Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ live debut “Noel Gallagher had confessed to feeling jittery ahead of the live debut of his High Flying Birds project. Ap- parently the thought of playing mid-tempo Beatles-esque guitar pop to a room of swooning fans was enough to bring him out in a cold sweat. Hang on, cynics will mutter, hasn’t he been doing precisely the same thing with Oasis for the past decade and a half? The difference, of course, is that this time it’s Noel Alone. Two years after his relationship with Liam imploded in a firestorm of expletives (and, if rumours are to be believed, airborne guitars), his new en- semble is finally here in the flesh, ready to spread its wings on stage for the first time. Since Liam’s Beady Eye turned out to be all swagger, no songs, the opportunity to prove he was the heart and soul of Oasis all along is within grasp. Accompanied by a brisk light show and an unfussy four-piece group – he has described High Flying Birds as a collective but, really, it’s a glorified solo vehicle – the nerves Noel had been predicting in interviews were nowhere in evidence. Perhaps the edge was taken off by his new album’s romp to the top of the charts. Either that or the stage fright was buried beneath an avalanche of beetle-browed intensity. Gallagher could have been frowning for England: if they start handing out awards for scowling, he’d best invest in a fresh mantelpiece. The new record, called simply Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, is a satisfying blend of the surprising and familiar. Occasional experi- mental flourishes – there are unlikely winks towards Eighties electronica and mid-Nineties indie pop – are offset by Gallagher’s patented spit and sawdust song-writing. Above all, the album is electrified by the sense anything is possible. Noel still isn’t much cop at lyrics ( in- evitably he rhymes of “gun” with “sun”) but, for the first time since the late Nineties, you get the impression he is writing for himself rather than a vast expectant fan base. True to his word, he threw in several Oasis tracks, starting off none too subtly with It’s Good To Be Free and prompting mass scenes of grown men blubbing into their lager during Wonderwall. However, the focus was clearly on the new material. Recreated with extra oomph, Everybody’s on the Run is a stomping ballad which, unlike practically every Oasis torch song ever composed, skirts around trea- cly Let It Be pastiche. A strident Soldier Boys and Jesus Freaks suggests Noel has developed the beginnings of a political conscience while the rave-tinged AKA… What a Life! indicates he’s finally mastered his iPod’s shuffle setting and discovered something called “dance music”. Showing that Noel Gallagher and New Orleans jazz are not mutually exclusive, the zany keyboard outro to The Death of You and Me, for its part, walked the line between bonkers and brilliant. If this is what life after Oasis looks like, frankly you wish they had broken up years ago. - The Telegraph UK, October 24 2011 Keep up with us at rightarmresource.com and facebook.com/rightarmresource RIGHT ARM RESOURCE WEEKLY UPDATE - 10/26/11