Spreading Words
Today's car-park home is in Regina, Canada. Apparently, it's pronounced to rhyme with the female anatomy; fuck that, I'm sticking with "Reg-eee-na", and Canada can love it or leave it. Edmonton and Calgary were fun - the show in Edmonton was in the largest mall in the observable universe (or something), complete with ice-rink, shooting range and a sea-lion enclosure. I saw a penguin.
A couple of things for people to consider. The Mark Mulcahy tribute album to which I contributed a song, "Ciao My Shining Star", is out today. It's a great collection of songs by a great singer, and it's for a good cause as well. The CD features me and an embarrassment of other talents (Thom Yorke, Michael Stipe, Dinosaur Jr, Unbelievable Truth, Josh Rouse etc.), and the iTunes version has a massive 20 more songs as well. It's definitely worth your time, and you can find out more here.
Secondly, my old friends The Holloways have a new single, Jukebox Sunshine, out today. You can get it on iTunes and the like. Check it out.
Finally, looking ahead to the October UK tour, the guys in Fake Problems are trying to schedule places to stay after the shows. If you can help out, drop them an email. I can vouch for their being house-broken (well, apart from Derek). Any assistance much appreciated, I'm sure. Thanks everyone.
A couple of things for people to consider. The Mark Mulcahy tribute album to which I contributed a song, "Ciao My Shining Star", is out today. It's a great collection of songs by a great singer, and it's for a good cause as well. The CD features me and an embarrassment of other talents (Thom Yorke, Michael Stipe, Dinosaur Jr, Unbelievable Truth, Josh Rouse etc.), and the iTunes version has a massive 20 more songs as well. It's definitely worth your time, and you can find out more here.
Secondly, my old friends The Holloways have a new single, Jukebox Sunshine, out today. You can get it on iTunes and the like. Check it out.
Finally, looking ahead to the October UK tour, the guys in Fake Problems are trying to schedule places to stay after the shows. If you can help out, drop them an email. I can vouch for their being house-broken (well, apart from Derek). Any assistance much appreciated, I'm sure. Thanks everyone.
posted by frank at 10:47 PM
5 Comments:
he he he he. i got my Mark Mulcahy CD last week. It's fantastic - very diverse. maybe FT will include his cover at some of his shows, Winchester or Brussels....hint hint :)
C'mon Frank, don't dangle the carrot out of reach - more news about the March tour, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaase!
Frank Turner, you are an exceptional scholar of the world and a gentleman. I enjoy your music more each time I hear it.
Sure you don't need somewhere to stay after the Cambridge show Frank?!?! ;)
fuck me mr turner the quiet one is very mesmerisingly and rather decemerberistly genius!! loe it love it!!!!!
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