Thursday, March 31, 2011

'Teen a-Go-go' with the Ugly Beats at the Alamo



Episode #8 of Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine podcast will be "Fort Worth Teen Scene, Part 2" featuring guest DJ Melissa Kirkendall, director of Teen a-Go-Go, the rockin' documentary about Ft. Worth-area garage bands of the mid-'60s. The Texas Tyme Machine concert series is sponsoring, along with End of an Ear and Room Service Vintage Furniture, the Music Monday screening of Teen a-Go-Go at the Alamo Drafthouse Ritz at 9:30 on April 11th.

Thursday, March 3, 2011

A Benefit Concert and Barbecue for George Kinney at Uncle Billy's Lake Travis



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Uncle Billy’s Lake Travis to Host Benefit Concert/Barbecue for George Kinney

AUSTIN, Texas (March 3, 2011) – “Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine,” the Austin-based podcast and floating concert series, has been presenting a series of fundraisers for Austin psychedelic music legend George Kinney, to help with the costs of his cancer treatment. The next benefit concert will be an all-day show on Saturday March 19th at Uncle Billy’s Lake Travis, the popular Texas barbecue restaurant and microbrewery’s new location in the Oasis complex at 6550 Comanche Trail in Austin. The show starts at high noon and continues until after sunset.

In addition to Kinney, performing on Uncle Billy's outdoor deck will be Opie Hendrix and The Texas Tallboys, Carrie Ann Buchanan, Steve Garrett, Matthew Hebert of Haunt, and James Henry of The Shadowcasters.

Other special guests are to be announced.

Kinney was the leader of the Austin psychedelic band The Golden Dawn, whose 1968 album Power Plant is recognized as a classic of the genre. The band were friends and labelmates of The 13th Floor Elevators. He went on to release a solo album, After the Fall in 1999 and Texas Medicine with The New Riders of the Golden Dawn in 2006. He has also published a novel, The Bandit King, and was featured in Scott Conn’s 2007 documentary Dirt Road to Psychedelia: Austin, Texas During the 1960s.

Kinney appears on the latest “Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine” podcast to tell "The Golden Dawn Story." Listen here: http://garagepunk.ning.com/profiles/blogs/mal-thursdays-texas-tyme-4

The floating concert series will produce at least two more benefits for Kinney at other Austin venues, and possibly in Houston as well.


CONTACT:

J.M. Dobies

Industrious Media

Austin, Texas

EMAIL


LINKS:

“A Benefit Concert and Barbecue for George Kinney” Facebook event page

Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine podcasts

Uncle Billy’s Lake Travis

Coming soon to the GaragePunk Podcast:



Thursday, February 3, 2011

A Benefit Concert for George Kinney Sat. Feb. 5th at the Highball

This Saturday February 5th from 4 to 9 p.m., Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine presents A BENEFIT CONCERT FOR GEORGE KINNEY at the Highball, 1142 South Lamar Boulevard in Austin, Texas. With performances by T. Tex Edwards, Steve Garrett, Haunt, Jesse Sublett, ST 37, The Texreys, and White Dress. Incidental music by DJ Mal Thursday.

Donations are appreciated.

“A Benefit for George Kinney” Facebook event page

Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine podcasts

The Highball website

"George Kinney Benefit" on the Texas Psych blog

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #2

Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine #2: Ft. Worth Teen Scene, Pt. 1

Mal Thursday sets the controls for the heart of the Lone Star State, as he takes y'all on another trip in a Texas Tyme Machine. The second volume in the series features tracks from Norton Records' essential Fort Worth Teen Scene series, killer cuts from bands out of Austin, Tyler, Sherman, and San Antonio, and a set of songs by Texas artists reinterpreted by bands hailing from Boston, Pittsburgh, the UK and elsewhere.

Presented in Living Monophonic Sound.
Originally presented as THE MAL THURSDAY SHOW #24 in March 2010.

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Tracklist:

THE BOTUMLESS PIT: 13 Stories High
THE BOURBONS: Of Old Approximately
THE FIVE CANADIANS: Writing on the Wall
SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET: It’s a Man Down There
THE GRAVEN IMAGE: Take a Bite of Life
ZAKARY THAKS: Won’t Come Back
THE WIG: Drive It Home
THE PASSIONS: Lively One
THE SENSORS: Rumble (bed)

LARRY & THE BLUE NOTES: In & Out
MARK V: Night of the Phantom
THE BARONS: Live and Die
THE CHOCOLATE MOOSE: Chocolate Moose Theme
THE ROOTS: It’s a Long Journey
THE BARDS: Alibis
THE CHOCOLATE MOOSE: Half-Peeled Banana (bed)

13th FLOOR ELEVATORS: I’m Gonna Love You Too
DMZ: You’re Gonna Miss Me
THE HIGHER STATE: My Time
THE BROOD: I Need You There
THE CYNICS: I’m in Pittsburgh (And It’s Raining)
THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS: 99th Floor
AMPLIFIED HEAT: Neighbor, Neighbor

THE UGLY BEATS: Take a Stand
THE FREDDIE STEADY 5: Cavestomp 2001
THE SONS OF HERCULES: Brain Dead
THE JUNGLE ROCKERS: Shake it
THE TEXREYS: Cave Girl
THE HICKOIDS: The Talking Hot Pants Blues

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Mal Thursday's Texas Tyme Machine proudly presents The Sons of Hercules, Kenny and the Kasuals and the Tex Reys at Beerland, Friday February 18th.

Thursday, January 20, 2011

A Benefit Concert for George Kinney Feb. 5th at the Highball in Austin



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine to Stage Benefits for Austin Music Legend George Kinney

AUSTIN, Texas (January 20, 2011) – "Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine," the Austin-based podcast and floating concert series, is producing a series of benefits for Austin psychedelic music legend George Kinney, who has been diagnosed with cancer of the liver. The first benefit concert will be held at the Highball in South Austin on Saturday February 5th from 4 to 10 p.m.

In addition to Kinney, performing on the show at the swank ballroom/bowling emporium will be Haunt, Thom Tex Edwards, Steve Garrett, ST 37, The Texreys, White Dress, and Austin Renaissance man Jesse Sublett, the author, artist, and musician. Sublett founded the original Austin punk band The Skunks in 1979, and is also a cancer survivor. Other special guests are to be announced.

Kinney was the leader of the Austin psychedelic band The Golden Dawn, whose 1968 album Power Plant is recognized as a classic of the genre. The band were friends and labelmates of The 13th Floor Elevators. He has continued to make music as a solo artist and with his current band The New Riders of the Golden Dawn.

Kinney will be appearing on the "Texas Tyme Machine" podcast to tell “The Golden Dawn Story” on the series’ fifth episode. The show was recently spun off from the long-running podcast “The Mal Thursday Show.”

The floating concert series will produce at least three more benefits for Kinney at other Austin venues, and possibly in Houston as well. There will also be a Texas Tyme Machine show at Beerland on Friday February 18th, headlined by San Antonio garage kings The Sons of Hercules and Dallas ’60s legends Kenny and the Kasuals.

CONTACT:

J.M. Dobies

Industrious Media

Austin, Texas

jm@jmdobies.com

LINKS:

“A Benefit for George Kinney” Facebook event page

Mal Thursday’s Texas Tyme Machine podcasts

The Highball website

"George Kinney Benefit" on the Texas Psych blog