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Some video has been added to the Youtube Channel of the Rooftop Films Show on July 2nd, 2011.
Check it out HERE
Thanks again to everyone at The Rooftop Films Series. It was a great event.
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Friday July 8th I will be playing an early show at Banjo Jim's in the East Village (Show starts at 7). I'm hoping to have some new music in tow. Hope to see you there!
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On Saturday July 2nd I'll be playing a solo show on the roof of The Old American Can Factory in Gowanus, Brooklyn as a part of the 2011 Rooftop Film Series.
Doors are at 8 and music begins at 8:30 sharp.
Following my set will be a screening of, Where Soldiers Come From, a documentary film by Heather Courtney.
To buy tickets and find out more information, please follow this link:
http://rooftopfilms.com/2011/performers/zeb-gould/
I'm really looking forward to taking part in this great film series - Hope you can make it out. Thanks!
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For those interested, there's a site called Songkick that allows you to follow bands and get automatic updates for their show dates. Sign up and follow me for the latest word on when and where I'll be playing by following this link:
http://www.songkick.com/artists/914607-zeb-gould
Thanks!
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I've finally gotten around to setting up a You Tube channel - Just scroll over the 'Home' tab above and click on the 'Video' link, or click here: http://www.youtube.com/ZebGould
I've just uploaded a clip of a live performance from a show I did at Sycamore this past January with Kane Mathis and Timothy Quigley. More video posts to come! I Also have some shows in the works over the summer. I'll keep you posted.
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A few months ago, the kind folks at The Ampeater Review asked me to submit some un-heard material for a digital 7" release through their great site. I'm happy to announce that it is now available for FREE download at:
http://ampeatermusic.com/aem132
Thank you to Ben Heller and everyone at Ampeater for asking me to take part.
Hope everyone is well - Looking forward to an upcoming Bowery Boy Blue record as well as some shows this summer and fall!
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Thursday, January 13th 9:00 pm
Venue: Sycamore
1118 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, New York (Check the upcoming Shows page for a MAP)
9PM I'll be playing a solo show opening for Kane Mathis and Timothy Quigley on Thursday January 13th at Sycamore in Brooklyn. For those of you unfamiliar with Kane and Timothy's music, I've posted some info and links below. This will be my second time opening for the duo and I'm very pleased they've asked me back, as the last time was great.
10PM Kane Mathis Duo with Timothy Quigley
KANE MATHIS. Kane Mathis plays the kora, the 21-string West African harp. His music is well known in Gambia, where he has appeared on national television and has played for the Gambian president. Kane will be joined by percussionist Timothy Quigley, on calabash. "His sound is both authentic and spontaneous, good enough to sound like an insider, but relaxed and personal enough to be far more than polished mimicry. It is rare indeed for a non-African to reach this level in any African tradition, particularly such a subtle and demanding one." -Banning Eyre, Afropop Worldwide
http://www.kanemathis.com/
http://www.timothyquigley.com/
Hope to see you there - Thanks!
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Saturday, August 7 8:00 pm
Venue: Sycamore
1118 Cortelyou Road, Brooklyn, New York (Check the upcoming Shows page for a MAP)
8pm - I'll be opening with a solo set of fingerstyle guitar pieces off of the newly released EP, some tunes from my first record, and even some songs with words (perhaps a few from the Bowery Boy Blue catalog). And I'm super excited that Timothy Quigley will be joining me onstage to provide some percussion for a song or two.
Then, be sure and stick around for the following - They're going to be amazing:
9PM Kane Mathis Duo with Timothy Quigley
KANE MATHIS. Kane Mathis plays the kora, the 21-string West African harp. His music is well known in Gambia, where he has appeared on national television and has played for the Gambian president. Kane will be joined by percussionist Timothy Quigley, on calabash. "His sound is both authentic and spontaneous, good enough to sound like an insider, but relaxed and personal enough to be far more than polished mimicry. It is rare indeed for a non-African to reach this level in any African tradition, particularly such a subtle and demanding one." -Banning Eyre, Afropop Worldwide
http://www.kanemathis.com/
http://www.timothyquigley.com/
Hope to see you there - Thanks!
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