Well it's a busy time for Eastern Straynotes. On Saturday we had our first video shoot and hope to get something onto Youtube very soon. That was followed by a private party in the evening where we went down rather well, even if I say so myself. We were more or less acoustic for that with just Andy's vocals given a little boost.
This evening I'll meet the filmmaker to select the takes we'll go on and use. Then, tomorrow afternoon, I'm off to Radio Norfolk to be interviewed in relation to our next public performance. Also there will be singer-songwriter James Frost who has programmed the King of Hearts stage in the courtyard of the eponymous café. James is also playing on that stage. If you tune into Radio Norfolk at around 3.30 tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday 9th October) you'll probably hear us both.
And if you make it Magdalen Street on Saturday, look out for Eastern Straynotes at the King of Hearts at 11am. You know if it's us playing because our infectious klezmer and swing jazz will make it impossible to stand still!
This evening I'll meet the filmmaker to select the takes we'll go on and use. Then, tomorrow afternoon, I'm off to Radio Norfolk to be interviewed in relation to our next public performance. Also there will be singer-songwriter James Frost who has programmed the King of Hearts stage in the courtyard of the eponymous café. James is also playing on that stage. If you tune into Radio Norfolk at around 3.30 tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday 9th October) you'll probably hear us both.
And if you make it Magdalen Street on Saturday, look out for Eastern Straynotes at the King of Hearts at 11am. You know if it's us playing because our infectious klezmer and swing jazz will make it impossible to stand still!
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