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- 4 october 97 -
Hi. Odds are
you came here with
the idea that
you might learn
something new
and exciting.
(ok, maybe not
exciting...)
Well, there is some
news, but nothing
momentous, yet.
There is a
probable
date for the
American release
of "Dizzy Spell"
Late January.
A tour will follow,
the longest and
widest one we've
ever done in the
States.
Not gonna say what
the label is yet,
because that
kinda thing is
a surefire
jinx.
If you missed
the whole ESD
tale of woe, you
can scurry back
to the news for
May, and get
all the dirty
details.
Tubes. More tubes.
That's the motive
behind the
current
"great experiment".
In an effort
to get more
Class A
tube amplification
onstage, the band
lineup these days
features the
addition of a
second guitarist,
the ever-resourceful
Jon Graboff.
It helps that he
plays a VOX.
And we're happy
to feature the
Hammond organ
stylings of one
Andy Burton.
Andy says he owns
73 different
keyboards, but
has promised
to bring only one
of them to gigs.
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Meanwhile, Dave
has begun recording
a second solo
album, mostly
acoustic. It
should be in
the can by the
holidays. Doesn't
want it to be
2 years in the
making, like most
everything else.
![[george, in a tizzy]](graphics/geo1b.jpg)
Also meanwhile,
still working with
George Usher on the odd
musical bits. In the
midst of recording
George's album that
tells a story -
"Stevensonville",
Dave and George
continue to collaborate
on new songs
when they can.
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