Posted by Trott

The … um … avalanche … or something … of email demanding that I divulge the location of the March 28 Mystery Show can finally stop.

We'll be playing at Beale Street Bar & Grill at 133 Beale St. between Mission and Howard.

Plentiful parking? Check!

Accessible by mass transit? Check!

Karaoke? Check!

For a few more details, read the flyer (courtesy of Just Visiting) you see here.

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Here's a new version of the jingle we recorded for BAGeL Radio. I played some cool rhythm guitar, some questionable lead guitar, and re-sang all the lead vocals. Anu engineered all that stuff and improved the drum and piano sounds as well. Basically, everything is new or seriously tweaked except the bass track and the backing vocals.

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Courtesy of Rocket Culture's drummer Shawn, here's an awesome flyer for the upcoming Mystery Show on March 28. (Click it for the full-sized version.)

And don't forget to listen to Sid Luscious's jingle for the show every single day. It contains a full day's supply of vitamins and minerals!

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Posted by Trott

Check out the awesome jingle that Sid Luscious wrote and recorded for this next show before I had an opportunity to do so!

Did you listen to it? If not, really, go listen to it.

Our next show will be Friday, March 28 in San Francisco. But we're not saying where. Oh no. You will have to check back for that information.

We can tell you that we will be appearing on a bill with Sid Luscious and the Pants. We can also tell you that Rocket Culture will be on the bill.

Furthermore, there will be karaoke.

And, in all probability, nachos.

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Posted by Trott

Here's our jingle for our favorite Willotoons t-shirt.

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Above photo of baby back ribs taken from:
PorkFoodService.Com
No really: PorkFoodService.ComWith a Snapple jingle, a Bagel Radio jingle, and a Palace Family Steak House jingle all under my belt, you think I'd jump at a competition to rewrite a Chili's jingle. But no. It doesn't present much in the way of opportunities to rework it. There's no melody to be placed into a different context. I guess one could use Latin percussion and sing it in Spanish.

Of the original Chili's jingle, PFSH reader and fan Stephanie Brown says: "I hate that song more than most things I hate."

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Over here at PalaceFamilySteakHouse.Com, we love Bagel Radio. In fact, I'm practically addicted to Ted's Friday show. When I missed several hours of it last week, it took me a while to figure out why I had chills and felt nauseous; I was experiencing withdrawal.

To show our love/addiction, we present the Palace Family Steak House Salute To Bagel Radio.

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