Just added some more free mp3 downloads on our ReverbNation page!
You can now download "Beneath The Rocks" from Never Shed No Tears (2006), and a live version of Barstool Conversations. Sign up as a fan on our ReverbNation page to get more free downloads!
There is no limit to the number of songs that can be posted on ReverbNation, so we'll be putting up lots of live tracks, demos, and album outtakes up there for download in the future, so stay tuned.
Actually, subscribe to this blog, or the google group, to keep informed on any news.
Cheers,
Tom
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Sunday, November 16, 2008
Bob Dylan Concert
I have to say, Bob Dylan was certainly an inspiration last night ( played last night in Kingston). I hope to be rockin' out like that when I'm a senior citizen. The show ran for just under 2 hours, and featured Bob, mostly on keyboard, and a super-tight backing band.
I could see how some people might be disappointed with the show. His voice was unintelligible for the most part, and a good chunk of the show was material from his most recent releases.
But I think going in, you have to know he is going to be hard to understand. And as for the new material, it is some of his best in years. I was glad that Joey (TST drummer) played the new album ( Modern Times ) for us when were on tour down east. I recognized a lot of the songs. His live show is true to the album sound ( or vice versa) in it's chugging, bluesy fashion. Elements of Jazz in there too.
I think with Bob, and Neil, and others of their vintage, we are going to see rock musicians follow the example of the old blues players, like John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters. Keep on touring until they drop dead.
I say keep it coming.
Cheers,
Tom
I could see how some people might be disappointed with the show. His voice was unintelligible for the most part, and a good chunk of the show was material from his most recent releases.
But I think going in, you have to know he is going to be hard to understand. And as for the new material, it is some of his best in years. I was glad that Joey (TST drummer) played the new album ( Modern Times ) for us when were on tour down east. I recognized a lot of the songs. His live show is true to the album sound ( or vice versa) in it's chugging, bluesy fashion. Elements of Jazz in there too.
I think with Bob, and Neil, and others of their vintage, we are going to see rock musicians follow the example of the old blues players, like John Lee Hooker and Muddy Waters. Keep on touring until they drop dead.
I say keep it coming.
Cheers,
Tom
Thursday, November 13, 2008
FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD!
You can now download our single "The One," for free from our ReverbNation page - http://www.reverbnation.com/tomsavagetrio
Add it to your MP3 playlist on your computer or ipod. Share it with your friends and help promote the band!
If you like what you hear, and need more, you can buy a high bit rate version of the whole album at http://www.kerfmusic.com/190tomsavagetrio
You can also sign up as a fan on ReverbNation and get more free downloads.
Keep Rockin',
Tom Savage
Add it to your MP3 playlist on your computer or ipod. Share it with your friends and help promote the band!
If you like what you hear, and need more, you can buy a high bit rate version of the whole album at http://www.kerfmusic.com/190tomsavagetrio
You can also sign up as a fan on ReverbNation and get more free downloads.
Keep Rockin',
Tom Savage
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Do you love your live music and your internet ?!
If you do, I've come across some really great sites where you can listen to, or watch, full concerts on the internet for free!
1. CBC radio 2 concerts on demand
Mostly Canadian bands on here, various levels of recording quality. You can search by genre as well. I listened to a Mary Gauthier concert today that was recorded in Wolfville, NS in 2007.
2.Fab Channel
This site contains video recordings of full concerts. Drive-By Truckers, Calexico, Chuck Prophet, Fred Eaglesmith, and on and on. Just type in a band's name to see if they are on there. Pretty cool stuff!
Also, speaking of live music, I took in a show at BarNone last night. Geoff did a great job on sound. The band was Telfer. They rocked. Sorta funky rock with a heavy Allman Bros. influence. Folks in Kingston... SUPPORT THIS VENUE!! Support the independent musician! Support the arts!
all for now,
Tom
1. CBC radio 2 concerts on demand
Mostly Canadian bands on here, various levels of recording quality. You can search by genre as well. I listened to a Mary Gauthier concert today that was recorded in Wolfville, NS in 2007.
2.Fab Channel
This site contains video recordings of full concerts. Drive-By Truckers, Calexico, Chuck Prophet, Fred Eaglesmith, and on and on. Just type in a band's name to see if they are on there. Pretty cool stuff!
Also, speaking of live music, I took in a show at BarNone last night. Geoff did a great job on sound. The band was Telfer. They rocked. Sorta funky rock with a heavy Allman Bros. influence. Folks in Kingston... SUPPORT THIS VENUE!! Support the independent musician! Support the arts!
all for now,
Tom
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