Showing posts with label Echo Curio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Echo Curio. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2010

Foxtail's Brigade 2/13/10 - Echo Curio, Los Angeles, CA.



(Photo: Foxtail's Brigade Myspace)

Last Saturday, Foxtail's Brigade played at Echo Curio as part of a line-up that included the previously-posted The Karabal Nightlife, Devotionals, and Mark Growden. We are no strangers to Laura Weinbach's music, having posted a show of hers from 2007 back in June. Since then, she has been performing under the moniker "Foxtail's Brigade" (whom we actually caught a partial show of theirs at the 2007 edition of the Eagle Rock Music Festival)

A few days before this show, Ms. Weinbach sent out an email stating that original Foxtail's member/violinist Sivan Sadeh was no longer part of the band, and that she had been "playing a lot on the street." (the latter of which was mentioned during the show) Setlist was mostly composed of newer material, including the previously performed "Sous le Ciel de Paris" and a timely version of "My Funny Valentine" (this being a pre-Valentine's Day show after all)

1.) Pan Asian MP3
2.) Pour Tout Jours MP3
3.) Sous le Ciel de Paris (Edith Piaf) MP3
4.) Last Of A Dying Breed MP3
5.) Cubes MP3
6.) My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) MP3
7.) Steak & Cookies MP3
8.) Chat With Sivan MP3
9.) Long Day MP3
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

The Karabal Nightlife 2/13/10 - Echo Curio, Los Angeles, CA.



(Photo: Betsy Knauss via The Karabal Nightlife Facebook)

Last weekend, The Karabal Nightlife performed at the Echo Curio as part of a line-up that included Foxtail's Brigade and Devotionals. This night was a first for the band, who proclaimed that "this was their first acoustic show." We at Recording LA are no strangers to The Karabal Nightlife, having posted their Halloween covers set as T-Rex at The Echo last year.

As mentioned previously, this was The Karabal Nightlife's first acoustic show. The setlist seems to have been composed of newer material. Of interest was a cover of a(and perennial Recording LA favorites) Agent Ribbons song "Call Me Margaret." A good show and interesting new way of looking at their music.

1.) Introduction MP3
2.) Mare Nostrum MP3
3.) Diamond Wall MP3
4.) I Need A Girl MP3
5.) Call Me Margaret (Agent Ribbons cover) MP3
6.) Knives Of Our Keeper MP3
7.) Heartbeat Below MP3
8.) Notes... MP3
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