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"Up North & Out West - the Mad Maggies on Tour"2012 Release
Culled from our live field recordings.
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Recorded live by Tim Sarter on an Olympus LS-10 portable recorder at shows in Oregon, Washington and Nebraska. Edited and mixed by Ian Luke. Mastered at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. Cover design and layout Media Rare. ⇒ BUY NOW at our Music Shop "Shake Those Bones"2011 Release
Our follow up to "Skull & Magpies -- more danceable tunes inspired by adventures on the high seas. There's ska, celtic, cumbiesque, cajunesque, a song in French, a song in Irish and more.
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Recorded, mixed and mastered at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. Cover design and layout Media Rare. ⇒ BUY NOW at our Music Shop "Flashbacks - the Mad Maggies play vintage hits"2010 Release
For our newest CD we dipped into the past and found 9 musical gems
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Recorded, mixed and mastered at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. Cover design and layout Media Rare. ⇒ Listen and BUY NOW at our Music Shop "Skull and Magpies"2009 Release
Our third album inspired by the high seas and piratical riff-raff. 12 salty-flavoured tunes. "It's a hit!" -- N. Kotsaris.
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Recorded at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. ⇒ Listen and BUY NOW at our Music Shop Our star whistle player, Rhian describes our sound on this one as "The Specials duking it out with the Chieftains". JJ Golden did his sound mastering magic. Fine artist and illustrator, Dale Horstman created spectacular images for the cover and disc. The very talented Jonathan Segel (Camper Van Beethoven, Chaos Butterfly) helped with the mix down at Wally's. This is our third CD recorded, engineered and mixed at Wally Sound because, besides being a pleasure to work with, he gives excellent sound. We went analog again -- 2 inch tape to 1/4 inch to digital master. * when sailors were unhappy with they way they were being treated they would make noise at nighttime on the lower decks by rolling cannonballs (shot), banging iron objects together etc. These sounds are called rough music and were a warning to the captain and officers that the sailors' discontent could turn to mutiny. ** Blue Beat Records was a label in Jamaica in the 60s which featured R&B and ska. The name became associated with a style of ska. "Magdalena's Revenge"2007 Release
The Mad M's second album with 11 tunes stretching this way and that, celtic, klez, ska, swing and more.
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Recorded at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. Analog, 2 inch tape, 16 track. ⇒ Listen and BUY NOW at our Music Shop HONORED "Pica Pica Polka" and "Musical Priest S" from "Magdalena's Revenge" were nominated by the Just Plain Folks Music Awards 2009 in the polka song categories. We are proud to have been selected out of 540,000 tunes entered. "Crazed and Enthused"2004 Release
The Mad Maggies' debut album.
Recorded at Wally Sound, Oakland, California. Analog, 2 inch tape, 16 track. Cover design and layout Media Rare. ⇒ Listen and BUY NOW at our Music Shop Cool NotesAS HEARD ON TV: "Sleepy Maggie" from "Crazed and Enthused" is used in "The Black Donnellys" pilot. About 7 minutes into the show there's a bar scene --"Sleepy Maggie" plays throughout the scene. This series is created by Paul Haggis (Million Dollar Baby, Crash, Casino Royale) and written by Robert Moresco (Million Dollar Baby, Crash). The tune is a Mad Maggiefied version of a traditional reel. (NB: There are other versions of the show online with different music--something to do with licensing. So if you hear a less gritty, more trad tune in the scene, it's not us.)
HONORED "Luna Marie" & "Street Dog" from "Crazed and Enthused" were nominated by the Just Plain Folks Music Awards 2006 in the cabaret and cajun song categories respectively. ©2004-2013 Media Rare / Squeezin' Diva music • BMI affiliated • • 707 373-9561 • Petaluma, CA |
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