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Brand New Songs For Eating And Drinking!

In our most amazing Songs For Eating and Drinking evening to date (they keep getting better, but maybe that’s just my bias…), my partner Hebb and I today bow down to the greatness of these musicians. And what a lineup we had… The splendor of this night a couple Wednesday’s ago – the hottest day in Seattle’s history – will be forever burned into my beanie little brain. Sample of the bands represented on this evening:

The Blakes, The Dandy Warhols, Mudhoney, Throw Me The Statue, The Long Winters, The Pica Beats, Rocky Votolato, Say Hi, David Bazan, Sarah Cahoone, Pete International Airport, The Dutchess & The Duke, The Moondoggies.

I’m leaving all four of these performances above the jump in hopes that you’ll check them all out. #3.1 above, Rocky Votolato – wow wow. #3.2 David Bazan (now himself, former lead of Pedro the Lion) – one of the most arresting performer’s I’ve ever seen live. #3.3 Throw Me The Statue – these guys will go huge, I’ll bet a limb. #3.4 Mudhoney – the seminal grunge band is back, and seriously better than ever. Here they’re plugged in as we eat desert at 1am on the rooftop deck. Holy smokes…

And don’t forget: links to these performers on iTunes, 6 or 7 of my favorite stills after the jump [AND 100 more at this gallery here. Please check them out.] [please click the ‘continue reading’ link below…]—
The epic John Roderick of The Long Winters:

Peter Holmstrom of The Dandy Warhols and Pete International Airport

David Bazan as himself. Formerly Pedro the Lion.

Kevin from the Moondoggies:

Kimberly Morrison of The Dutchess and The Duke.

Mark Arm. Mudhoney:

Mudhoney:

Buy music from these performers via iTunes.

Rock Votolato
David Bazan
Throw Me The Statue
Mudhoney

Last reminder…100 more stills at this gallery here. Check ’em!

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4 replies on:
Brand New Songs For Eating And Drinking!

  1. Hannah Grant says:
    February 5, 2015 at 3:55 pm

    Love this! Amazing talent guys!

  2. Paul Michael Kane says:
    August 21, 2009 at 6:46 am

    Simply fantastic! Would love to sit in on one of those!

  3. Jonathan Tramontana says:
    August 21, 2009 at 6:24 am

    Rocky's performance…. awesome. Never heard of him before, but I downloaded the album from iTunes right away.

  4. JStrongDesign.com says:
    August 20, 2009 at 1:09 pm

    fyi- your link to iTunes for Rocky Votolato only says 'Rock'. Just thought you'd like to know. Thanks for the post, he's always been a favorite of mine.

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