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01/05/10
MAN! Long time no ting. Many reasons for this, none of which are particularly interesting, so I'll spare you the bullshit.

On the Jeeps front, I basically got a bit tipsy at the Trinity gig, William punched me in the face, and I accidently fired the drummer. So we played the Bull & Gate show the other day as an acoustic act with Roxy Rawson on violin & a percussionist called Kevin. It was really enjoyable - there's a video of it floating about somewhere, I'll get a tune online in the next days.

Tomorrow morning I return to Uxbridge, and my long abandoned piano. Once I finish the MLTT album I'll really start pushing the Tea Tone thing. I know, it's taking forever..

02/04/10
While in New York I did some shows with the fantastic & original Albert Goold. He's given us this great new song to distribute via Tea Tone, download it here for free & visit him at Albert Goold for more great tunes:

01/04/10
I've been in New York the past few weeks, but intend to pick up where I left off by getting more material on here & promoting the releases. Loads of ideas in the pipeline, it's just a case of keep on keeping on & we'll see what becomes of all this. Much more soon x

10/03/10
Yay, it's done, it's completed, it's here - Groke's amazing new EP:

Free to download by clicking on the cover above, all donations go directly to Groke!

08/03/10
So what now, peepsicles? I was arootin' through some old files the other day & found a great live recording of Lars Koch performing after hours from the cellar of a (quite literally) upside-down French bar in Berlin called Madame Claude. Also on the player now is a sample track from the recent William Nein recordings here:

</TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>04/03/10</TD> <TD><center> Good golly gosh, it's been a busy couple of weeks at Glendale & beyond. We finished the Groke Beer & Beer EP today, layering violins & harmonies etc. Meanwhile William Nein's forthcoming album for Tea Tone is also nearing completion, and already sounding wonderful. I've been back in the studio with Jeeps, and me & William played the Chesham Tudor Folk Club the other day.. Average audience age was about 70; it was a really special evening, and we were pleased that they enjoyed our performance! </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>02/03/10</TD> <TD><center> Jet Tea's Birthday Today! Have a great year man, we miss you terribly in London. Peeps, visit the mighty Teamonster at <a href="http://www.jettea.net">JetTea.net</a> </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>27/02/10</TD> <TD><center> General wickedness all round at the moment. Recording session with Groke went wonderfully, really excited about having that to release on Tea Tone soon. Incidently, this site can now be accessed at <a href="http://www.teatone.net">www.teatone.net</a> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <center> <a href="oldnews4.html">Old News</a> </center> </body> </html>

01/05/10	MAN! Long time no ting. Many reasons for this, none of which are particularly interesting, so I'll spare you the bullshit. On the Jeeps front, I basically got a bit tipsy at the Trinity gig, William punched me in the face, and I accidently fired the drummer. So we played the Bull & Gate show the other day as an acoustic act with Roxy Rawson on violin & a percussionist called Kevin. It was really enjoyable - there's a video of it floating about somewhere, I'll get a tune online in the next days. Tomorrow morning I return to Uxbridge, and my long abandoned piano. Once I finish the MLTT album I'll really start pushing the Tea Tone thing. I know, it's taking forever..
02/04/10	While in New York I did some shows with the fantastic & original Albert Goold. He's given us this great new song to distribute via Tea Tone, download it here for free & visit him at Albert Goold for more great tunes:
01/04/10	I've been in New York the past few weeks, but intend to pick up where I left off by getting more material on here & promoting the releases. Loads of ideas in the pipeline, it's just a case of keep on keeping on & we'll see what becomes of all this. Much more soon x
10/03/10	Yay, it's done, it's completed, it's here - Groke's amazing new EP: Free to download by clicking on the cover above, all donations go directly to Groke!
08/03/10	So what now, peepsicles? I was arootin' through some old files the other day & found a great live recording of Lars Koch performing after hours from the cellar of a (quite literally) upside-down French bar in Berlin called Madame Claude. Also on the player now is a sample track from the recent William Nein recordings here: </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>04/03/10</TD> <TD><center> <br> Good golly gosh, it's been a busy couple of weeks at Glendale & beyond. We finished the Groke <b>Beer & Beer</b> EP today, layering violins & harmonies etc. Meanwhile William Nein's forthcoming album for Tea Tone is also nearing completion, and already sounding wonderful. I've been back in the studio with Jeeps, and me & William played the Chesham Tudor Folk Club the other day.. Average audience age was about 70; it was a really special evening, and we were pleased that they enjoyed our performance!<br><br> </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>02/03/10</TD> <TD><center> <br> Jet Tea's Birthday Today! Have a great year man, we miss you terribly in London. Peeps, visit the mighty Teamonster at <a href="http://www.jettea.net">JetTea.net</a> <br><br> </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD>27/02/10</TD> <TD><center> <br> General wickedness all round at the moment. Recording session with Groke went wonderfully, really excited about having that to release on Tea Tone soon. Incidently, this site can now be accessed at <a href="http://www.teatone.net">www.teatone.net</a> <br><br></TD> </TR> </TABLE> <center><br> <a href="oldnews4.html">Old News</a> <br><br> </center> </body> </html>