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JULY 2, 8 PM
Unsteady Freddie proudly presents:
THE ACOUSTIC SURF TONES
venue is SATALLA, 37 West 26 St, NYC
calendar listing is here:
poster for the show:
ALL AGES ARE WELCOME to this event
this is from the weekly SATALLA mailing:
Saturday, July 2 Unsteady Freddie, radio host of "TWANG SHEBANG", presents:
Acoustic Surf Tones
Surf/Exotica/Lounge Music
8pm
Admission $10 - Please purchase tickets at the door
The Acoustic Surf Tones is an acoustic group performing surf/lounge music,
including original instrumental tunes in the styles of surf, western, exotica,
and sci-fi. Guitars predominate, backed by percussion, with some flute, sax, and
vocals for added color. Based in Storrs, CT, this group consists of Mike Rosado
on lead guitar, Sandy Brooks on guitar, flute, sax, and vocals, Edward Lee Ellis
on African djembe and percussion, and Ludent Tremmel on percussion.
Mike has many years of experience fronting his original surf/rock band 9th Wave,
a popular regional act with four published recordings. Sandy is a classically
trained composer and flutist as well as a singer/songwriter. She previously
fronted her own original rock band, Not Too Shabby, and is now a member of 9th
Wave. Ed, in addition to being a percussionist, is a surfer and works in theater
design and set construction. Ludent is an extremely accomplished musician, with
a number of his own projects such as GNO, many recordings under his belt, and
credits as a recording engineer, guitarist, keyboardist, and vocalist in
addition to his percussion abilities.
Many of the songs performed by The Acoustic Surf Tones are acoustic versions of
9th Wave tunes. Others are classic surf tunes like "The Hearse", "Sunset Beach
", and "Diamondhead". Newer material is being composed by Mike with AST in mind,
much of it with a Latin or world music flavor. AST is a proud member of the
North East Surf Music Alliance (NESMA)HOPE TO SEE SOME OF YOU AT THE SHOW!HAPPY
HOLIDAY WEEK-END!Unsteady Freddie
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