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Today's MuscleTone Shows
No MuscleTone bands are playing shows today.
Winner Chosen For 7" Cover Contest
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Created by Quentyn Ensor |
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Side B:
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Finally, we've chosen a winner. Quentyn Ensor has designed
the winning cover for the first MuscleTone Art Contest. Congratulations
Quentyn, we love the cover.
Unfortunately, Mother Superior have changed their minds
about their participation in the 7" cover art contest.
MuscleTone sincerely appreciates the time each of you
took to create original art for this competition, and
if you would like to contact Mother Superior please
visit their website.
Now that we have an opening for the B Side, Wayne Kramer
has generously donated a song you've never heard before
called "Oswald Brigade."
The 7" is scheduled for a winter 2004/2005 release.
Cobra Verde "Easy Listening" Hits Stores!
We saw their tight pants and witnessed their huge egos...A recipe for
disaster if I ever saw one," Wayne Kramer jokes about seeing Cobra Verde live
for the first time on the east side of Los Angeles a few months ago. "We're
really proud to bring this album to the unprepared masses."
Cobra Verde's brand new album "Easy Listening" features
J. Mascis and is available in record stores everywhere
and online through through the MuscleTone Store.
Wayne Kramer on the radio?
Well, not really. Wayne is usually escorted out of radio stations, so this might shock some of you.
Our friends in Vesica Pisces have a new album out called "Halfway To Naked." The first single is called "No Easy
Way Out," (which you all will recognize as a WK track
off of "Citizen Wayne.") Well, it's being added to stations
around the country and they're asking for help to spread
the word.
How can you help? Call, email, write, morse code, smoke signal... all your
friends, relatives, alumni, business colleges, associates around the country
and tell them to tune in and request Vesica Pisces! So, if you're game,
here's the info for each station already playing the track.
5-4-3-2-1 Blasts Off w/ Wayne Kramer Theme!
For a taste of original Wayne Kramer music in a brand new context, check out Wayne's theme to the new extreme sports show "54321." It airs 5 times a day Monday-Friday throughout America on Fox Sports Network.
HOLIDAY RE-RUN OF WAYNE KRAMER INTERVIEW ON "FRESH AIR"
On Tuesday, August 20, 2002 on NPR's "Fresh Air", Wayne talked to Terry Gross for one hour about his life and songwriting. During the Christmas break, Terry Gross re-ran the interview. If you missed it the first time around, check out NPR.org to hear it streaming.
In the
late 1960s Wayne founded the revolutionary group MC5
-- a forerunner of punk rock and heavy metal. After
a stint in federal prison, Wayne dove head first into
a prolific solo career. Seven solo albums and numerous
projects later he discusses it all.
Wayne's first new solo studio album in 5 years is "Adult
World." He talked about all of this and his new label
MuscleTone Records. If you missed it,
click here for an archived version of the one-hour
show as well as Ken Tucker's 6-minute glowing review
of "Adult World" from July 25th. Thanks and enjoy "Fresh
Air"!
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