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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Dead Moon the Book by Fred Cole Toody Cole Andrew Loomis Szim Erin Yanke and Eric Isaacson DEAD MOON Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Dead Moon the Book by Fred Cole Toody Cole Andrew Loomis Szim Erin Yanke and Eric Isaacson DEAD MOON. DEAD MOON sind eine Legende. Als das Ehepaar Fred und Toody Cole (Bass) zusammen mit Schlagzeuger Andrew Loomis 1987 die Band gründeten, war Fred schon 39, hatte seine ersten Erfolge als Musiker mit den LORDS schon 1964 gehabt. Es folgten 1966 THE WEEDS, dann THE LOLLIPOP SHOPPE, ZIPPER, KING BEE, THE RATS, WESTERN FRONT, THE RANGE RATS und schließlich 1987 DEAD MOON. Musikalisch deckte Sänger und Gitarrist Fred immer ein weites Feld ab, Garage, Punk, Rock’n’Roll, Psychedelic, Country und mehr, doch mit DEAD MOON hatten er und Toody ihre Klangfarbe gefunden. Bis 2006 waren DEAD MOON in der gleichen Besetzung aktiv, veröffentlichten elf Studioalben, tourten von Anfang an sehr viel in den USA, aber fast noch mehr in Europa, wo sie nicht nur in Deutschland auf eine fast schon devot zu nennende Fangemeinde verweisen konnten. Nach der Auflösung gründeten die Coles PIERCED ARROWS und machten da weiter, wo sie eigentlich nie aufgehört hatten. Leider endete die Fred-Cole-Story im November 2017: Mit 69 Jahren starb er an einer Lebererkrankung. 2018 dann erschien in den USA unter dem Titel „DEAD MOON – The Book“ ein kiloschweres Kompendium mit einer Best- of-Doppel-LP on top – teuer, gefragt, nach zwei Auflagen ausverkauft. Nun hat szim, eine Deutsche und Fan seit einem Konzert 1997, das zusammen mit Eric Isaacson und Erin Yanke zusammengestellte Buch, für das sie noch zu Lebzeiten Freds vor Ort in Oregon das Bandarchiv sichten und scannen durfte, in etwas ergänzter Form und ohne die LP-Beilage via Ventil Verlag zu einem deutlich niedrigeren Preis neu aufgelegt. Wer immer Fan ist/war, wer immer die Faszination DEAD MOON nachvollziehen kann, muss dieses Werk voll mit Fotos, Interviews und Flyern haben. Verwandte Links. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe # und 31. Juli 2020. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe # und 8. Juli 2020. Interviews. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #57 November 2004/Januar/Februar 2005 und Jens Kofoed-Pihl. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #70 Februar/März 2007 und Joachim Hiller. Reviews. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #113 April/Mai 2014 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #37 IV 1999 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #67 August/September 2006 und Thomas Kerpen. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #151 August/September 2020 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #31 II 1998 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #29 IV 1997 und Thomas Hähnel. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #113 April/Mai 2014 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #22 I 1996 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #44 September/Oktober/November 2001 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #113 April/Mai 2014 und Joachim Hiller. © by Ox-Fanzine - Ausgabe #69 Dezember 2006/Januar 2007 und Joachim Hiller. Dead Moon - Dead Moon: The Book (2xLP + 300 Page Hardcover Book) Dead Moon were a DIY band, active for 19 years. Singer and guitarist Fred Cole was playing music since the early 1960’s – beginning his career as “Deep Soul Cole – the white Stevie Wonder”, then joining the psychedelic garage rock band the Lollipop Shoppe / The Weeds. In the 70’s and early 80’s Fred and Toody Cole played in various punk, country and hard rock bands. In the late 1980’s, they formed Dead Moon with Andrew Loomis. This band went on to become mythic and legendary. They lived by a DIY code built around superstitions and avoidance of conventional music industry pitfalls. Their story is completely unique amongst the pantheon on rock bands – a group who never sold out, never gave in and built a legacy of art and community piece by piece in a sustainable way almost unheard of. The book is a tribute to their unique aesthetic, unbelievable twisted path of a story, and roll as pioneers of the Portland music scene. The book tell’s the entire Dead Moon saga in the words of the band itself. Just the voices of Fred, Toody and Andrew. It includes a complete illustrated discography of everything Fred, Toody and Andrew have released, song lyrics, and TONS of band photos, flyers, and weird ephemeral stuff. Lots of it has never been seen by the greater public. The package also includes 2 LP’s of the “best of” Dead Moon – lovingly remastered from the original tapes. First edition is ultra deluxe, using great faux leather and cloth. Very sturdy construction. Come’s shrink wrapped. Dead Moon: the Book by Fred Cole Toody Cole Andrew Loomis Szim Erin Yanke and Eric Isaacson. Dead Moon: The Book (Includes 300 page hardcover book) Released on April 27, 2018. Authors / Editor's - Fred Cole, Toody Cole, Andrew Loomis, Szim, Erin Yanke and Eric Isaacson. 12.5 x 12.5-inch cloth and leather bound hardcover 300 page full color art book weighing around 7 pounds or 3 kilograms. The covers has die cuts embedded and holds 2 LP's. Dead Moon were a DIY band, active for 19 years. Singer and guitarist Fred Cole was playing music since the early 1960's - beginning his career as "Deep Soul Cole - the white Stevie Wonder", then joining the psychedelic garage rock band the Lollipop Shoppe / The Weeds. In the 70's and early 80's Fred and Toody Cole played in various punk, country and hard rock bands. In the late 1980's, they formed Dead Moon with Andrew Loomis. This band went on to become mythic and legendary. They lived by a DIY code built around superstitions and avoidance of conventional music industry pitfalls. Their story is completely unique amongst the pantheon on rock bands - a group who never sold out, never gave in and built a legacy of art and community piece by piece in a sustainable way almost unheard of. The book is a tribute to their unique aesthetic, unbelievable twisted path of a story, and roll as pioneers of the Portland music scene. The book tell's the entire Dead Moon saga in the words of the band itself. Just the voices of Fred, Toody and Andrew. It includes a complete illustrated discography of everything Fred, Toody and Andrew have released, song lyrics, and TONS of band photos, flyers, and weird ephemeral stuff. Lots of it has never been seen by the greater public. The package also includes 2 LP's of the "best of" Dead Moon - lovingly remastered from the original tapes. First edition is ultra deluxe, using great faux leather and cloth. Very sturdy construction. Come's shrink wrapped. Maximum Rocknroll #416 • Jan 2018. Another new year, another exciting issue of Maximum Rocknroll ! MRR #416 , our January 2018 issue, begins with a sad note as we say goodbye to DIY icon Fred Cole of DEAD MOON, the RATS, PIERCED ARROWS and more in an article by Erin Yanke. Fred Cole Tribute / Razorcake Podcast #501 w/ Tim Brooks. Tuesday, December 12, 2017 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 13:00 14:00 Google CalendarICS. On Thursday November 9th 2017, we lost one of the shining lights of rock’n’roll. Mr Fred Cole. Fred started out in bands in the early ‘60s, finishing up with Pierced Arrows in the 2010s. Him and his wife are best known for the legendary band Dead Moon. A renegade who exemplified everything about the DIY spirit. Fred built his house from scratch, made his own guitars and pressed his own goddamn records. I haven’t been this affected by the death of someone outside my own family since John Peel died. I drove home after finding out about it with the missus, and we both cried all the way home. If you aren’t familiar: welcome to your new favorite band. New Orleans, LA: Unknown Passage: The Dead Moon Story (Documentary Screening) Tuesday, November 21, 2017 6:00 PM 8:00 PM 18:00 20:00 Google CalendarICS. Undisputedly written into the annals of rock history and dedicated to the most sincere methods of the DIY ethos, Northwest musicians Dead Moon (Andrew Loomis and Fred & Toody Cole) have intentionally cut out the bullshit, and left the major labels and "commercial success" behind. Unknown Passage: The Dead Moon Story follows the band on the road and at home, chronicling lifestyle rock and rollers who happen to also be small business owners and grandparents. Siberia Lounge 2227 St. Claude Ave., New Orleans, Louisiana 70117. Chapel Hill, NC: Unknown Passage: The Dead Moon Story (Documentary Screening) Monday, November 20, 2017 8:00 PM 10:00 PM 20:00 22:00 Google CalendarICS. FRED COLE REST IN POWER! Unknown Passage: The Dead Moon Story is Fred, Toody & Andrew's Dead Moon experience, a culmination of their 40-year life in music and love. all ages / FREE entry / donations accepted doors at 8PM, movie at 8:30PM. Nightlight Bar & Club 405 W Rosemary St, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27516. Mississippi Records & Film presents Unknown Passage at the Hollywood Theatre: Free Showing. Saturday, November 18, 2017 8:00 PM 9:00 PM 20:00 21:00 Google CalendarICS. Co-Director Kate Fix will be in attendance. Tickets are first come, first served on the night of the show. UNKNOWN PASSAGE chronicles the lives of Fred and Toody Cole, heroes of Northwest rock scene since the mid 1960's, and Andrew Loomis, who's done everything Keith Richards has done, but with way less money. The movie goes back as far as Fred's first musical foray at the age of 15 as "Deep Soul Cole, "the white Stevie Wonder" and moves forward through the 60's psych scene, the 70's / early 80's punk scene, the late 80's country scene and ends with the glorious 16 year long career of Dead Moon.
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