In 1996, Emerging from the streams of piss flowing through the gutters of Wortrhing, Yenpox were born. Drawing influence from the effluence of a town waiting to die, the mighty few slithered amongst the rotting flesh of the elderly, confronting social injustice, fueled by a maniacal Tory council, that fed like bloated leeches upon the poor and vulnerable. 

This is their legacy. This is Yenpox. 

Members: Joe Colkett, Django Black, Dave Lelliot, Jason Adelinia, Byron Jackson, Matt Smith, Dahman Coombs, Scott Harris, Simon Pizer, Tim Denyer, Sy Wilcox, Stephen Hughes, Mario

"The Dave Hunter One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band".

IMPORTANT NOTE! 
These are meant to be demos of my solo act, "The Dave Hunter Incredible One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band".

 Please realize and understand that all of the  songs I've posted here  (with the exception of my original song, "Ain't Gonna Let It Go") are recorded live using only an acoustic guitar, and a beat box (drum machine). 
 THERE IS NO BASS GUITAR, OR OVER DUBS ON THESE DEMOS.
(In addition, Some of these are really only work/practice recordings of songs I'm collecting, and learning  to ready my solo act for live shows.
  Since I'm  recording them as I'm learning them,  they're definitely not perfect, and I will probably replace them with better recordings of the songs when I play them a few times, and perfect them more. (If I can manage to stop learning songs for a while! I just enjoy constantly learning different songs. Kind of a work-a-holic! When I played with the various bands I've worked with, they kind of forced me to slow down my pace a bit, AND helped me focus on just the songs I do best....but now working alone, I have no one to stop me from making a fool of myself! LOL!!!!
 But Seriously.....
  The songs posted  here are meant to show the versatility of "The Dave Hunter Incredible One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band", and myself as a performer/musician/vocalist for booking prospects, and those other musicians or producers wanting to collaborate, or bands seeking a front person/vocalist, or musician to join their band. (Any situation that is making money, Internationally known recording acts, or local club/private function bands. As long as the gig is well compensated.)

SO....YOU ARE HEARING ONLY 1 ACOUSTIC GUITAR, AND ONE DRUM BEAT BACK-UP!

 A two piece one-man band, if you will.
 I am singing and playing with a drum beat back-up into the recorder live, all at once.

I am playing with a finger picking style in which I am playing some bass lines with my thumb, and picking out chords, and a few short lead parts in between. So, I am singing, playing the bass lines, chording, And turning the drum beat machine on and off with a foot pedal (which in itself is a little tricky) to get those stops, and kicks in the songs, using another foot pedal for turning on and off the certain effects I use for certain songs, and checking the recording levels, and running the recorder all at the same time.
 All the one man band demos are recorded live, that is that I am playing, singing, and kicking the start/stop pedal for the drum beat all at the same time, and recording to 2 tracks (left & right) at one time. So, the mix may not be perfect, and little mistakes are there, but I wanted to make a recording live as would be performed for a live show.

AND NOW....A Shameless Plug

Dave Hunter - Musician/Guitarist/Vocalist/Entertainer/Song Writer, & Seasoned Guitarist/Vocalist/Front-man having played literally THOUSANDS of gigs of ALL kinds, on the East Coast, and the West Coast is now accepting bookings for 'The Dave Hunter One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band'
 .  (In The Connecticut Area)

 *Restaurants - Clubs - Private Parties -Car & Bike Shows & Rallies* 
 * High-End Cocktail Theme parties, or Theme nights at clubs*
 Themes like standards, with singers like Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Benett, Mathis, & Buble'.
 Or Oldies 50s, and 60's Theme Parties, & Country, Or 70s, 80s, & classic rock Theme Parties.
 Whatever the venue, whatever the style music, from a mellow dinner set (jazz instrumentals, standards, 50s, 60s, etc.) to Rock, Blues, & Country for a lively pub crowd, 'The Dave Hunter One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band' will keep you entertained with music for all occasions and any crowd with years of experience as an entertainer, and a repertoire of thousands of songs of all genres.!
 
So, Whether it's an easy listening crowd, or a rowdier rock crowd that wants to dance the night away, The Dave Hunter One-Man Crazy Acoustic Guitar & Beat Box Band is the perfect Pub Show where space may be limited, but the crowd demands more than just your average solo acoustic act!
 Also great for happy hour/Patio gigs, as well as formal private indoor cocktail parties, or casual outdoor beer bashes, Dave Hunter has the experience to play music of ANY genre, ALL DAY OR NIGHT! 

 CONTACT:
 davidhuntermusicmanproductions@gmail.com
And check out my full bio and more songs and pics on my BandMix Page at:
http://www.bandmix.com/dave-hunter-music-man-production/

The Hard Rock & Metal music scene of Dallas, Texas has a long and storied history of spawning some powerful and innovative acts: Pantera, Drowning Pool, and more recently Hell Yeah, among others.  With the release of hard hitting first single “Hey Girl” on Sept. 11th the Dallas born members of Adakain are ready to carry on that tradition.   Their first National album release “Never Coming Home”, produced by Sahaj Ticotin (RA), is slated for release on November 6th, 2015. These proud sons of the Lone Star state came together as a band after having known each other while crossing paths with bands they played in across North Texas.  Magnetized by their shared musical influences of heavy innovators like Metallica, Pantera, Slipknot and Tool - One by one, they were all drawn into the Adakain family.  Lead vocalist & Guitarist Ryan Ray is the defacto leader of the band who originally joined Adakain in 2012 after the previous singer decided to step down and start a family. Drummer Ryan Carroll is the only original member of the band and has been the steady beat throughout the past 3 years.  Guitarist CoreyGoodwin and Ryan Ray have a history together, having played in a few Dallas bands over the years. When the band needed a new guitarist in 2014, Ryan approached Corey about filling in for a tour.  Corey went on tour with the band, and after playing with Adakain for a few months was asked to join. Bassist Anthony Morel jammed together with Ryan Ray in the JC Allstars cover group.  When the band’s bassist decided to move on, Ryan asked Anthony if he was interested. He tried out, and the band’s current lineup was solidified. Ryan Ray puts their core philosophy in a nutshell:  “Our band goal is to play Heavy music that is unconventional yet recognizable, that gives a message of fun, individuality, and encourages people to do what they love in a positive environment.  We want to inspire people to be better to one another, and to themselves, and to remember that we are all one and the same, and should treat each other with dignity and respect.  That's what we like about being part of the Hard Rock community. The band has earned a reputation as energetic and intense live performers on the Texas and Southwest US Music circuit opening for RA, Taproot, Crossfade, Pop Evil, Korn, Slayer, Marilyn Manson, Killswitch Engage, Hellyeah, Drowning Pool, Trapt, and Trivium.  Adakain’s first single release “Hey Girl” from 'Never Coming Home' is a scathing indictment of a rich girl acting like a fool and “slumming” with Rock bands.  The song goes to Active Rock radio on September 17th with their new album 'Never Coming Home' out November 6.

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS my aim to raise awareness of MS now i can't sing play the drums or guitar i know this but this is to raise MS awareness If i can achieve this having dedicated 5hrs a day on nearly everyday since i went SPMS last November then anything is possible folks don't give up , as I'm doing this for all Multiple Sclerosis sufferers that thinks their world has come crashing down, I have MS a Tremor that would make a mean cocktail and the usual weakness and fatigue in my arms and legs , I am blind in 1 eye and my speech has been affected, but as we MS'rs say FUMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If your a Bikers and have or know someone with MS why not join us on Facebook we are called Bikers With MS and worldwide many of our members have found help and hope within our group, again I know I cant play but this gives us all something to aim for and if I should go blind in my other eye, then my kids and family will have a fun remembering video to watch whenever they wish to, again join us or leave a nice comment and like in turn helping us to all shout FUMS loud above all rock on have fun n go with the flow have a laugh don't take life too seriously  make fools of yourselves  like i and laugh it makes the hours ahead less daunting , if i can achieve this then theres hope for you and me and hope is what carries us on , respect sheep

If me making a fool of myself helps lift the spirits of 1 MS sufferer then ive succeeded

hQ are a small town 3 piece hard rock band making absolutely no attempt to make it big. We formed around 2006/7 and have moved at a glacial pace towards the alright band you can hear today!
The lineup consists of:
Tom 'Tommy Las Vegas' Lancaster, who attends Lancaster University, studying creative writing. But don't let that fool you, he's not gay. Honest. Oh, and he plays drums.
Scott 'Bjorn De Bass' Cawley, who has recently graduated from Edge Hill University with a degree in Accounting. I know, but he's badass. Honestly. In his spare time he likes to play bass and count insects.
Rob 'Rob Rideout' Rideout, who is studying all things musicy and techy at Huddersfield University. He plays guitar and sings for the band, but isn't very good at either. He likes vodka. Buy him vodka, and he'll do that trick where he sings REALLY high and guitar all fast and stuff.
We've had a few attempts at recording our own songs, but the energy of the music means that we generally stick to playing live, where we can mask our lack of playing ability with rock and roll. We usually play a 50/50 mixture of originals and covers, with some of our best performances being covers of several generations of iconic rock tunes, from Mustang Sally to I Believe In A Thing Called Love.
Seriously, it's wicked live, you should come to a gig. Join our facebook fan page here and get all the juicy gossip.
See you soon!
hQ


Wotcher! Jack O Savage at your service, in the biz of matters poetic. *bows*

We all need a drop of poetry in our lives from time to time, lest we become wizened orchids, our leaves all brown and down in the mouth.

There is no reason to any of this, none at all. Much as there is no reason to our lives, desperate though we are for there so to be.

And so we feel our way through our lives, as best we may. To feel is to be. Not to feel is .. to be a prisoner in a spreadsheet cell.

So, free yourself, is what I say! Free yourself, to feel and be the more alive. 

Perhaps we poets are fools with keys, most of which prove to be less than useless lumps of rusting iron. Save for the odd unexpected exception, which turns a human lock .. to open wide a soul's cell door.

So care to join me, if you dare, while I dangle-jangles a few fool keys.

That's me. That's all there is, for ever and ever, in time out of mind. 

Jack O Savage
  

Andrea Ahimie-Carthy may tell you she spins for fun- but don’t let that fool you. A lack of the usual ego associated with those serious chaps who stand behind turntables making equally serious faces while tweaking their beards, makes her prone to underestimate a passionate, educated, heartfelt and un-hackneyed approach to music. With deep house, disco, soul and funk at its core, Andrea’s open mindedness impacts on inevitably unhinged dancers and beard stroking listeners alike. She’d tell you too she has no interest in mixing, but her natural ability to put the records in the right order (and there is only ever one right order) so that those dancers and strokers can hear her story makes her one of the finest and most underestimated DJs Manchester has. There are precious few who can join the dots from new house to treasured boogie classics without struggling, worrying about perceptions of their cool or making a mess. Andrea makes it work every time because she feels it. Playing under the moniker Trout for most of the time this has not gone unnoticed. A typical review remarked, ‘hear a diversity of sounds from ‘80s soul to Brook Benton by way of good pop and funk from the future’. 

Her CV speaks for itself. You don’t get to play at these places unless you have the heart and the soul:

•	Mr Scruff’s New Year’s Eve Party, Music box, Manchester
•	Harter Street (Electriks), Manchester
•	The Big Chill 2002/ 2003/ 2004/ 2006/ 2009 Eastnor Castle, Herefordshire
•	Revolver, Melbourne, Australia
•	The Medicine Bar, Custard Factory, Birmingham
•	Phonic Hoop, The Enigma, Brighton
•	Fidgit, Plan B, Brixton 
•	Fun Lovin’ Criminals After Show Party, Circle Club, Manchester
•	Nish Nash Nosh (Electriks), Mint Lounge, Manchester
•	Garden Festival, Zardar, Croatia 2006/2007/2008
•	Omar @ Behind The Groove, Mint Lounge, Manchester
•	Boogie People, Section 8, Melbourne, Australia
•	The Argyle Bar, Sydney, Australia
•	One Deck, One Armchair Sessions, Electriks, Manchester
•	Turn The Tables, The Nook, Manchester

If you would like to book Trout or any of our other DJs / would like more information, please get in touch: andrea@bambu.co.uk.


John McCready (Word Magazine)


Join my group at The Reaper's Souls. guitarist. Also make electronic and techno. I do my part to share music,do your part and listen to it. Not apart of a band don't let the YouTube profile fool you.

The "Black United Front" is an organization made up of concerned and committed individuals and organizations who have united to assume responsibility for working and leading the struggle for a better life for themselves and their children. The Black United Front is a broad-based organization which includes all social, political, religious and cultural sections of the Black community. It is the young, the elderly, the students, the imprisoned, the workers, and the dropout all working together to overcome our common problems. In the words of Marcus Garvey, "Up you mighty race, you can accomplish what you will."


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