MP3 Bill Trudell - Get It Off Me
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Not quite rock but not folk, though some folks seem to like it.
18 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, COUNTRY: Country Folk
Details:
Bill Trudell was one of the founding members of The Enormous Things, a Boston garage folk band. Suffering from severe stage fright, Bill and The Enormous Things were garage band purists, as they never played outside Bill's dad's garage. They did, however, release one of the most sought after pieces of garage folk vinyl ever produced, the seminal "Nuns In Tu Tus" of which only seventeen copies exist.
Recently, Bill (a.k.a. Slim From Whitman) and his pal Matte Black formed a band called The Myths but had to change the name as there already was a "Myths" in the U.K.
They are now Two Thieves and can be heard on Bill's website.
Currently, they are the house band at the museum Of Bad Art's open mike nights. The museum is located in Dedham, Massachusetts. Their web site is www.MuseumOfBadArt.org
It's possible that the collection of songs on "Get It Off Me" are some of the most depressing songs you've ever heard. Bill is truly sorry about that. It was never his intention to bring listeners down into the same hole he is in. He's hoping that something positive will happen in his life soon and he can call his next CD "Halfway To Happy".
18 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, COUNTRY: Country Folk
Details:
Bill Trudell was one of the founding members of The Enormous Things, a Boston garage folk band. Suffering from severe stage fright, Bill and The Enormous Things were garage band purists, as they never played outside Bill's dad's garage. They did, however, release one of the most sought after pieces of garage folk vinyl ever produced, the seminal "Nuns In Tu Tus" of which only seventeen copies exist.
Recently, Bill (a.k.a. Slim From Whitman) and his pal Matte Black formed a band called The Myths but had to change the name as there already was a "Myths" in the U.K.
They are now Two Thieves and can be heard on Bill's website.
Currently, they are the house band at the museum Of Bad Art's open mike nights. The museum is located in Dedham, Massachusetts. Their web site is www.MuseumOfBadArt.org
It's possible that the collection of songs on "Get It Off Me" are some of the most depressing songs you've ever heard. Bill is truly sorry about that. It was never his intention to bring listeners down into the same hole he is in. He's hoping that something positive will happen in his life soon and he can call his next CD "Halfway To Happy".
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