The following posts contain audio in mp3 format. These files are kept here in hopes to spread the word about the bands. If you like what you hear, please seek out more from the band. Buy some of their albums, go see them play live, put a sticker on your skateboard, and tell your friends! They’d appreciate it.
We have put together a free compilation of the bands that are performing at this summer’s PRFBBQ2012 which is being held Thursday, June 27th through Sunday, July 1st, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois
Currently there are 34 songs available for free online streaming, with most of them available for free download also. Check out a preview of what is surely going to be a weekend to remember.
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Your friend, and ours, Heather Smith of Bone and Bell made the journey down to Rock Island, Illinois last year to record a Daytrotter Session in their recording studio lovingly titled The Horseshack.
These daytrotters approach music, and recording in a new and interesting way. Located between cities on an often traveled path, The Horseshack has become a hot spot for a touring band to stop for a few hours. Daytrotter’s approach is simple, record 4 songs live to tape and move on. There are no overdubs, no studio trickery, no massive mixdown sessions, just an honest recording of musicians performing live.
Bone and Bell’s Daytrotter Session is no exception. Heather, alone with her baritone ukulele, ran through favorites Sweet Queen Regina, Death of The Caspian Sea, and The Lights. She then moved over to the piano for Counting Pennies.
Daytrotter is an advertising free membership site that costs a merely $2 a month. With that membership you get access to thousands of unique Daytrotter Sessions, unlimited HD streaming to your web browser or mobile device, free session downloads, and access to Daytrotter Barnstormer concert videos. Words by Sean Moeller, Illustration by Johnnie Cluney, Recording engineered by Mike Gentry, Illustration based on a photo by Kristy Ralston.
For more info on Bone and Bell, please visit www.boneandbell.com.
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