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Episode 63 Featuring HIGHWAY

^{Mon, 17 Nov 2008}

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Highway

Join us in Episode 63 Part 1 where hosts Jeremy Wilson and Sam Densmore spin some great new tunes by: Stephanie Schneiderman, Little Sue, Old Ghost, Two Cow Garage, The Camellias, Kate Mann.

In this Episode 63 Part 2 of the MastanMusic Hour, Highway bring the stage to life at Kelly's Olympian. The psychedelic road music of Highway takes the listener to a few places they may not have gone otherwise. They mix old school am radio sounds together with dark guitar pop ala' Love and Rockets (meets Bobby D!), giving the band a unique wash all it's own. Don't miss this cool set from one of Portland's new favorite bands.

Scroll down to the Episode 63 Part 1 and 2 sections below to listen to both parts of the audio show and to read more about the bands.

Visit our MastanMusic YouTube Site to see our exclusive MastanMusic Hour Video Singles. This week HIGHWAY performing "T is for Trouble" live for The MastanMusic Hour - Club Showcase filmed and recorded from Kelly's Olympian night club in downtown Portland, Oregon.

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MM Newswire 63

MastanMusic Studio producer Jeremy Wilson was interviewed for KGW TV show PDXPOSED which aired November 15th and 16th on Portland, Oregon channel 8 KGW. You can see the segment online at http://www.pdxposed.com/.

Jeremy was interviewed at the studio while working on The Deep Roots music project recording Keegan Smith. PDXposed is hosted by Jon Olson and Guests Hosts from the Portland entertainment world. Each show features Music, Arts, Travel & Entertainment segments for Portland, Vancouver, and the Pacific NW.

UPCOMING PODCAST EPISODE FEATURED GUEST
Don't miss ZOUAVES live performance from The MastanMusic Hour - Club Showcase in Episode 64 pt 2 of the MastanMusic Hour. The show will be out December 1st, or as usual every other Monday.

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_{The MastanMusic Hour is produced, engineered and hosted by Jeremy Wilson and Sam Densmore. Videographer Christine Frederica, Videographer John Densmore Photography by JW}

Stephanie Schneiderman, Little Sue, Old Ghost, Two Cow Garage, The Camellias, Kate Mann

MastanMusic Hour - Episode 63 - Part 1 26.7 mb mp3

November 17th, 2008

Stephanie Schneiderman
"Oxygen" from the CD
Dangerous Fruit

Stephanie Schneiderman, has just released a new CD titled, "Dangerous Fruit". A collaboration with the ever present producer Auditory Sculpture (Keith Schreiner), has helped to create a new sound for Stephanie. "Dangerous Fruit" relies on slinky trip hop grooves and electronic instrumentation to cradle Stephanie's delicate and sexy voice. The CD release party at the Doug Fir in Portland, OR Thursday November 3rd was a standing room only event and Stephanie sounded better than ever. Get the new disc at a record store near you.

Band Members:
Stephanie Schneiderman - vocals/guitars,
Keith Schreiner (of Dahlia)
James Beaton (of Storm and the Balls)

Visit this link for Stephanie Schneiderman for more info.

Little Sue
"Why Should I Lie" from the CD
Baby Knows Better

Little Sue has a new CD coming out this week called "Baby Knows Better". Her CD release show is coming up on Nov 22nd at the Mission Theater in Portland, OR. On 'Baby Knows...", her pretty acoustic numbers are balanced out by rocking pop with electric guitar, making for a fun and diverse listen. Little Sue has put out one great album after another and this new CD is one of her best. She continues to grow as a songwriter and her voice is as authentic and real as it gets. Little Sue is at the top of her game on her new CD "Baby Knows Better."

Band Members:
BILL RUDOLPH ON BASS,
STEVE DRIZOS ON DRUMS,
LEWI LONGMIRE ON GUITAR
*guests at the cd release party on November 22nd at The Mission Theatre will include Paul Brainard and Jenny Conlee-Drizos!

You can checkout this link for Little Sue for more info.

Old Ghost
"Black Crow" from the CD
Hearts and Coffins

Old Ghost, is fronted by primary songwriter Paul Hutzler. Their new EP, "Hearts and Coffins", is available now from CD Baby. With his voice sometimes calling to mind Bill Callahans SMOG, they marry poetry with lo fi roots music for a great effect.

Band members:
Paul Hutzler: Vocals & Guitar
Jody Schaible: Bass
Alan Echison: Drums
Ray Taylor: Keyboards & Backing Vocals
Zach Erb: Violin.

To hear more from this this band check out Old Ghost's MySpace site.

Two Cow Garage
"Humble Narrator" from the CD
Speaking in Cursive

Two Cow Garage, hails from Columbus, Ohio. On their latest CD, "Speaking in Cursive", Two Cow Garage's rough hewn vocalists sing songs of regret, letting on with at least one story about the morning after a big party among other typical rock n roll moments. Big guitars rawk, drums rattle. Two Cow Garage lives!

Band members:
Andy Schell
Shane Sweeney
Micah Schnabel
Chris Flint
Cody Smith

Find out more about Two Cow Garage MySpace Page.

The Camellias
"Who Needs Who" from the CD
Everything They Said Was Coming...

The Camellias are a pop band with horns! From Seattle, they gig around the northwest regularly. Fans of Fastball and Squeeze will likely dig their fresh yet somewhat retro/sixties sounds. This is happy music, folks. So if you want to have a rockin' good time in Seattle, catch the Camellias at a live show this fall/winter.

Band members:
Scott Gibson
Trey Tidwell -keyboards
Starr Harris -drums
Mark Madson -bass

Check out more info about this band at their MySpace Website.

Kate Mann
"Here Again" from the CD
Things Look Different When the Sun Goes Down

Kate Mann is a Portland songwriter. Her new CD, "Things Look Different When the Sun Goes Down", is being celebrated with a release party at the White Eagle Saloon on Nov. 22nd. Her choice of simple yet not simplistic roots styles fit her emotive voice and songs of heartbreak. Produced by Rob Stroup at his PDX based 8 Ball Studios, the CD has a bevy of fine studio musicians involved including Rob himself on guitar and percussion, Sam Henry on drums, among others.

Band Members:
Kate Mann and The Calamities:
Bernardo Gomez (upright bass),
Jason Mayberry (percussion),
Marilee Hord (fiddle)

Check this band out at their MySpace Website

Title	Artist	Where
Oxygen	Stephanie Schneiderman	01:55
Why Should I Lie	Little Sue	06:33
Black Crow	Old Ghost	10:08
Humble Narrator	Two Cow Garage	15:42
Who Needs Who?	The Camellias	18:44
Here Again	Kate Mann	24:21

HIGHWAY

MMHour 63 Part 2

MastanMusic Hour - Episode 63 Part 2 24.8 mb mp3
HIGHWAY
Live in this Episode 63 Part 2 of the MastanMusic Hour, Highway plays a set of mysterious road trippin music. Known to some as a side project of Dandy Warhols guitarist Peter Holstrom (who moonlights on bass), Rob Bond's band Highway is more than the local rock stars side project. Delivered in a deadpan, Mr. Bond's cool lyrics contemplate irony and combine with uncommon sonic landscapes. Don't miss this episode's video single for their awesome song, "T is For Trouble"! Visit our MastanMusic YouTube Site to see our exclusive MastanMusic Hour Video Singles. This week HIGHWAY performing "T is for Trouble" live for The MastanMusic Hour - Club Showcase filmed and recorded from Kelly's Olympian night club in downtown Portland, Oregon. The band is: Rob Bonds - sings/guitar Andrew Stern - bass Nathan jr. - guitar/vocals Paulie Pulvirenti - drums Peter Holmstrom - bass (not in this performance) William Slater Check out this bands MySpace Page for a ton more info!

Title	Artist	Where
Song 1	Highway	02:01
Song 2	Highway	06:39
Song 3	Highway	12:10
Song 4	Highway	17:14
Song 5	Highway	23:02

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