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This Friday Dec 2, The Magic Band (Captain Beefheart's Band)

  • 30-11-2011 2:03am
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    u:mack
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    u:mack
    Present
    The Magic Band
    Friday December 2nd
    Button Factory
    Doors 7.30
    Tickets €25 From Sound Cellar & Tickets.ie/umack










    The Magic Band make their debut Irish appearance this friday. Reunited in 2001, the band will be performing music from all the albums they created with Captain Beefheart (who retired from music in 1982, and sadly passed away in 2010), from 1967's "Safe as Milk" onwards. Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness this incredible event.
    This preformance will feature:
    John “Drumbo” French, Vocals, harmonica & drums
    Denny “Feelers Rebo” Walley, Slide guitar
    Mark “Rocket Morton” Boston, Bass
    Eric Klerks , guitar
    Craig Bunch, drums


    check out this incredible footage from 2006
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bsr7YQj4b00


    Some other People's thought's on the reformed Magic band:
    For those who have yet to experience the Magic Band's truly ambitious weirdness, these shows will astonish you. And for tried and true Beefheart fans like me, these are deliriously momentous occasions with maybe a nostalgic, avant-garde sniffle or two
    Matt Groening (creator of The Simpsons)


    John Peel was initially skeptical about the re-formed Magic Band. He played a live recording of the band recorded at the 2003 All Tomorrows Parties festival on his radio show; afterwards he couldn't speak and had to put on another record to regain his composure..


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