Check out Nothin But Trouble blues band Fall 09 schedule at www.nothinbuttroubleband.com
Check Out Joey's Solo Act-
every Tuesday night at JW's Restaurant in the Hamlet Shopping Center in Dover.
Kevin is continuing his singing & playing with the Holy Cross Ensemble and Contemporary choirs.
Covered Bridge welcomes guest musician, Dr. Eric Hale
Eric, has played banjo for Covered Bridge at the covered Bridge concert and the Chautauqua concert. Kevin and Joey look forward to having play more with them at future events.
Covered Bridge welcomes guest musician Billy Meyers
Billy has joined Kevin and Joey in the studio for the "Forget The Real World" album. Billy also has contributed his percussion work on the instrumental tracks , Minor Warmth, Cool Shoes, Late for Work, and I Come Back. Billy is available for session work and also gives drum lessons. He can be contacted at Gdrumhead@comcast.net
Nothing Butt Trouble Blues Band plays in Memphis for the National Blues Competition .
Joey Fulkerson, Greg Haughy, Chris McAfee, and Bill Meyers, also known as the Nothin But Trouble Blues Band, had a date in Memphis to compete for the National title of best blues band in America. They got this honor by beating out numerous bands at the Pittsburg Regionals. They had a great time and got lots of exposure. "we didn't win but we got lots of attention and just killed them during our sets" said Joey. Check out Nothin But Trouble at a venue near you by going to www.nothinbuttroubleband.com |
Kevin & Joey are in the studio working
on their 3rd album. Release date is
scheduled for Feb 2010
Covered Bridge Plays Delaware Veterans
Home in Milford De
On Sept 26th Joey & Kevin played the Delaware Veterans
home
on a beautiful Saturday morning. They invited
Dr. Eric Hale
to play banjo as they did the civil war set.
Apparently the
CD "New Musical Stories of the American Civil War' is
played at the home regularly.
"We felt very honored to play for the veterans" said Kevin.
"It was a nice day and they seemed to enjoy the music".
The event had a car show also which added to
the festivities.
Covered Bridge hopes to entertain the veterans
again in the future.
Covered Bridge dodges the rain and improvises at Chautauqua Event 2009.
Kevin and Joey began their concert at
the Lewes Hsitorical Society's annual
Chautauqua event at 6pm.
By 6:15 mother natures wrath of thunderstorms
brought the crowd and the musicians inside.
After deciding that waiting out the storm
was not an option, the concert continued upstairs
inside the Zwaanendael museum for a packed house.
With banjo help from their quest musician
Dr. Eric Hale, Kevin and Joey finished the concert
just like the old days, basic instruments in front
a crowd inside a small room.
"just like it was done back in the 1800's, said Joey
to the crowd. Interestingly the upstairs room
in the museum had good acoustics and the
music resonated well off the old walls. After finishing
the concert upstairs the event coordinator informed
Kevin that about 15 people could not get upsatirs
because it was over crowded and wanted to know if
Covered Bridge could play for them. In a show of pure minstrel spirit,
Covered Bridge gave an improvised concert to
this small group capped off by a fun rendition
of Chubby Checker's "The Twist", led by Joey.
By all accounts it was a fun night, even if mother
nature tried to put a damper on it.
Great Time had by all at the annual Covered Bridge spring concert 2009
Over 80 people joined Kevin and Joey inside the
covered bridge for a music show to benefit
the Food Pantry. The event collected over $1400 of
canned goods to help with the homeless and needy.
The concert opened with Kyle Offidani doing amazing
fingerstyle guitar. Kyle is a 22 year old up and
coming guitarist
with amazing talent. I know we will be seeing him play
around the region a lot over the next couple of years.
Kyle's goal is to be a full time performing artist.
Kevin & Joey followed and gave the audience 2 hours
of music from both their albums, with an added
feature of video. By all accounts everyone had a great time.
Thanks to all who came out and brought canned goods.
Joey & Kevin's latest album release:
"Forget the Real World"
This is a country rock album full of up-tempo songs with
a few ballads thrown in. Joey and Kevin have
special musical guests Billy Meyers and
Julianne Nemith. Billy sat in for drums and some
backing vocals. Julianne Nemith ( Kevin's daughter)
sang the hauntingly angel voice on the
track "Angels on Harmony Road".
Joey to release solo project in Feb 2010
If you like fingerstyle guitar , this will be the record for
you.
Joey is recording a all instrumental album with
15 original stunning peices of music. Joey is playing
all the instruments and listeners will enjoy the easy
style and unique instrumentation.
Recorded at Digital Street Studio and produced by
Joey and Kevin.
Civil War album still gaining momentum:
ITunes reported over 290 downloads of the music
from "New Musical Stories of the American Civil War" as of Nov 2009.
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