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Vocals On Top’s Top 15 Concerts of 2013
Heading in to 2013 a silent resolution was made to jump in the fire and see as many concerts as possible, the end result being a total of 314 bands. It’s not something I would recommend but it is one … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Grooms, Austin Marks, Backyard Tire Fire, Ben Nichols, best of 2013, Best shows of 2013, Colby sings Dylan, Colby Walter, Continue To Move, Cracker, Cupcake, Dsoedean, Ed Anderson, Gas Town Lamps, Gastown Lamps, Get Dead, Ike Reilly, Jacob George, Jeff Tweedy, Jerkface, Johnny Hickman, Langhorne Slim, Lucero, Marc Darnell, Matthew Coman, Megajoos, Michael Coman, Missouri Homegrown, Nightwatchman, Ramey Memo, Rancid, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, Sticky Throttles, Third Wounded Man, Tim Timebomb, Two Piece Animator, Universe Contest
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Teriq Newton of Scruffy & The Janitors Best of 2013
Teriq Newton is an ace guitarist in St. Joseph, Missouri who is a member of Scruffy & The Janitors and The GasTown Lamps. He is a student of music and watches closely what is going on in popular music. His … Continue reading
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Tagged best of 2013, Cage The Elephant, Essential Tremors, Gas Town Lamps, Gastown Lamps, guitarist, J. Roddy Walston and The Business, Katherine McKnight, Melophobia, Modern Vampires of the City, Night Beats, Other Voices, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, Sonic Bloom, The Orwells, Vampire Weekend, year end lists
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Todd Ward of The GasTown Lamps Top 10 albums of 2013
Todd Ward is the lead singer and guitarist for The GasTown Lamps and is also launching a new project in 2014 named Black The Buffalo that will be far different that the power blues approach of GTL. This is Ward’s … Continue reading
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Tagged best of 2013, Black The Buffalo, Dead Ghosts, Fuzz, Gas Town Lamps, Gastown Lamps, Gilded Pleasures, Hung At Heart, Keep In The Dark, Kyla Ward, Like Clockwork, Night Beats, Queens of the Stone Age, Shelter Song, Sonic Bloom, Temples, The Growlers, Todd Ward, Top 10, Ty Seagall
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Concert Review: GasTown Lamps and Sexwolph at Cafe Acoustic, 11/9/13
The change had really been coming for a while but it seemed very sudden at the time and the result was unpredictable. One of St. Joseph’s strongest draws, The GasTown Lamps, saw an opportunity to expand their sound and jumped … Continue reading
Concert Review: The GasTown Lamps / Band 13 at The Cafe Acoustic in St. Joseph, MO 12/1/12
It’s hard to compete with free beer. The Cafe Acoustic went up against that with it’s December 1st show featuring The GasTown Lamps and Band 13. Magoon’s (a bar across town) was hosting “Occupy A Venue IV” forming the main … Continue reading
Concert Review: Gastown Lamps/Factory Workers at Cafe Acoustic 8/18/12
The Gastown Lamps and Factory Workers musically pair up great for a show, If you like one you should like the other. It was no surprise they teamed up for a third time in the last 10 months to the … Continue reading
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Tagged 8/18/12, Cafe Acousitc, Gas Town Lamps, Gastown Lamps, Kansas City, MO, Saint Joseph, St. Joseph, The Factory Workers, Todd Ward
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