Filed under: 2008-2010 In The Music | Tags: CD, Hard-to-Find, Music, Promo, Trashcan Sinatras
Here’s a promo of ‘In The Music’ issued to various press and radio stations by Manilla PR, who have a host of artists on their roster – most of which I’ve never heard of.
This promo doesn’t have a cover or any promo labels – just the plain old CD I’m afraid.
2009 Lo-Five Records
Filed under: Press | Tags: Album Reviews, Magazine, Music, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
Steady on Pete.
Melody Maker’s Pete Paphides reviews the single ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ but doesn’t particularly care much for ‘Houseproud’ and ‘I’m The One Who Fainted’.
At least he didn’t completely ignore it.
5 June 1993 Melody Maker Magazine
Press cuttings from ‘Melody Maker’ and ‘NME’ magazines promoting the imminent release of single ‘I’ve Seen Everything’.
You may be able to see the anagrams which appeared on the ISE LP promo on the outside of the advert.
I like it.
5 June 1993 Melody Maker Magazine
5 June 1993 NME
Filed under: Press | Tags: Concert, Gig, Magazine, Music, Press, Trashcan Sinatras
…well, England actually.
Here’s some press clippings from ‘Melody Maker’ advertising some TCS gigs in 1993.
1993 April/May Melody Maker Magazine
Filed under: Related | Tags: Music, Phoenix Festival, Tour Programme, Trashcan Sinatras
In 1993, the TCS were lucky enough to play the inaugural Phoenix Festival – set up by the Mean Fiddler Group as an alternative to the established Glastonbury and Reading Festivals.
It was held at Long Marston Airfield near Stratford-Upon-Avon in England, and was one of the first four-day British festivals. However, the event was marred by controversy as strict rules from the organisers prevented those in attendance from doing the usual festival things like – having a camp fire or playing amplified music.
So it’s just as well drugs, alcohol and liberal sex were a popular alternative.
Here’s some snippets from the official programme…
The caption on the photograph above goes like this…
After more than two and a half years in self-imposed exile, The Trash Can Sinatras re-appeared last year. Their new material, stemming from this period, covers themes from shoplifting to suicide. But, ever the perfectionists, they refused to release anything until the production of the latest album ‘I’ve Seen Everything’ met their approval.
1993 Phoenix Festival July 16, 17, 18
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