from Dead Cat Bounce HQ:
Hey there friends - Moby's got a new band with a mad name, a first gig, an insanely good drummer, a prodigal violin fiddler, an excellent bass player, and all of this happened before the end of the world came upon us! I hope you can join us - it's going to be an evening of funk, blues and mind-bending musicians using their mental powers to levitate large objects like improbable groups of Swiss Boarding School Girls! Double Decker Busses! A small Welsh Shepherd! We will bend spoons and play in tune and commune with the almost dead! Nothing is beyond us!
Dead Cat Bounce
September 9th - 8.30PM
The Bulls Head
373 Lonsdale Road
SW13 9PY
Nearest Rail station
Barnes Bridge (150 metres)
Barnes London Tube to Hammersmith then 209 Bus
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On Drums - Sam Kelly - One of the biggest names on the UK blues and funk scene, winner of the 'best blues drummer of the year' five years running, Sam practically invented the UK groove, playing with proto-funk band Cymande. Since then he has played with everyone from Chaka Khan to Gary Moore and a thousand big names in between.
On Violin - Jan Galach - an amazing blues prodigy from Poland, walked in one night and turned the world upside down.
On Bass - Alex Deligiannidis - a great session player from Greece to London's west side, he burns it up on George Marios' new album and around town with Anosis and Monks Scar Tattoo.
On Guitar and Vox - Moby Pomerance is an unquestionably adjectival guitar player. In fact just the other day one of his oldest friends said he "wasn't rubbish." So. There you go.
Showing posts with label Moby Pomerance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moby Pomerance. Show all posts
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
New work by Moby Pomerance!
"He knows four words of English and his name is one of them. He’s pale and skinny with long hair and a more than a little devilish goatee. Even more sinister, he brings a violin. To a blues jam. That’s bringing a rock to a gun fight."
The Gitter Cranicals 7: When the Devil comes, show him the skinny kid from Silesia.
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The Gitter Cranicals 7: When the Devil comes, show him the skinny kid from Silesia.
Click here to read it in full.
Missed an installment?
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
To read Part 4, click here.
To read Part 5, click here.
To read Part 6, click here.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
New work by Moby Pomerance
"He's had a rough time of it recently. A bi-polar friend of his had drunk himself to death. Work had been tough. His wife (number 2) was recovering from an operation. We'd been sitting there for over an hour before he mentioned his sister had died two weeks before."
Raine.
Click here to read it in full.
Raine.
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Friday, December 19, 2008
New work by Moby Pomerance!
"He was racing over pentatonic scales picking out every note with a level of technique I had never heard in him before – and I never heard in him afterwards. He was using grace notes and passing-tones, furious chromatic runs - I couldn’t keep up, and I was standing right underneath him. I had studied his playing for years – but not this. I had nothing for this. Forget both ends, he was burning his candle with a blow-torch, right in the middle."
The Gitter Cranicals 6: The Wild Wind and Seas. Click here to read it in full.
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The Gitter Cranicals 6: The Wild Wind and Seas. Click here to read it in full.
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
To read Part 4, click here.
To read Part 5, click here.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
New work by Moby Pomerance!
"He steps down from the stage, microphone in hand, grabs a chair and swivels it around, mounting it backwards in a move somewhere between the lead singer of AC/DC and Cher when she’s humping the cannon."
In Part 5 of The Gitter Cranicals, our humble narrator is invited to Keep On Rockin' in the Free World...will he accept?
The Gitter Cranicals 5: He Knows a Thousand Songs. Read it here.
And if you've fallen behind, you can still catch up:
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
To read Part 4, click here.
In Part 5 of The Gitter Cranicals, our humble narrator is invited to Keep On Rockin' in the Free World...will he accept?
The Gitter Cranicals 5: He Knows a Thousand Songs. Read it here.
And if you've fallen behind, you can still catch up:
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
To read Part 4, click here.
Monday, November 10, 2008
New work by Moby Pomerance!
"Why would I play the stupid guitar again after all this time? It wasn’t bad enough the first go around? I hear some guys like to get urinated on by hookers. I bet it’s more ennobling than this."
Moby Pomerance, "The Gitter Cranicals: 4. I Hear My Name Called."
Click here or on the title to read it in full.
Need to catch up?
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
Moby Pomerance, "The Gitter Cranicals: 4. I Hear My Name Called."
Click here or on the title to read it in full.
Need to catch up?
To read Part 1, click here.
To read Part 2, click here.
To read Part 3, click here.
Monday, October 27, 2008
New work by Moby Pomerance!
"12 years since I last played in front of an audience, and it seems I’ve developed something new. Apparently, to a bystander, it’s almost indistinguishable from watching someone have a stroke."
Moby Pomerance, "The Gitter Cranicals: 3. Stage Fright Is a Strange Kind of Thing."
Click here or on the title to read it in full.
Need to catch up?
To read Part 1, click here.
For Part 2, click here.
Moby Pomerance, "The Gitter Cranicals: 3. Stage Fright Is a Strange Kind of Thing."
Click here or on the title to read it in full.
Need to catch up?
To read Part 1, click here.
For Part 2, click here.
Friday, September 12, 2008
New work from Moby Pomerance!
Continuing from his most recent post, "It Has to Mean Something," Moby Pomerance brings us along on a visit to "The Black Triangle of Death and Unbearable Humiliation," now on New Texture.
To savor the unbearable humiliation for yourself, click here or on the title.
To savor the unbearable humiliation for yourself, click here or on the title.
Friday, August 29, 2008
New work by Moby Pomerance!
The long wait is over, and Moby Pomerance at last returns to New Texture with "It Has to Mean Something."
Click here to read it.
Welcome back, Moby! Your voice has been missed.
Click here to read it.
Welcome back, Moby! Your voice has been missed.
Friday, May 2, 2008
A lovely read
It may seem strange to call an event where the stage lights blew out mid-performance an unqualified success, but the fact is, the theater went black not once but twice during Wednesday's reading of Moby Pomerance's new play, The Good Book, and an unqualified success is exactly what the reading was.
If you missed it, you missed something very special. Sandee Curry thinks so, too.
Congratulations, Moby! And congratulations to the gifted people of the Circle X Theatre Company. Outstanding work.
If you missed it, you missed something very special. Sandee Curry thinks so, too.
Congratulations, Moby! And congratulations to the gifted people of the Circle X Theatre Company. Outstanding work.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
THE GOOD BOOK by Moby Pomerance
Tonight's the night!
8:00 pm this evening, Circle X Theatre Co. will present a reading of The Good Book, a new play by New Texture's Moby Pomerance.
Location:
STUDIO/STAGE
520 Western Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90004
The event is free to the public, with street parking.
See you there!
8:00 pm this evening, Circle X Theatre Co. will present a reading of The Good Book, a new play by New Texture's Moby Pomerance.
Location:
STUDIO/STAGE
520 Western Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90004
The event is free to the public, with street parking.
See you there!
Monday, December 31, 2007
A Holiday Post from Moby Pomerance
Our own Moby Pomerance offers something very special indeed with "Old Wood (A Christmas Tale)," now on New Texture.com. Click here and lend it your eyes.
Welcome back, good sir...
Welcome back, good sir...
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