Live Before a Studio Audience, by Milk Carton Superstars

Live Before a Studio Audience

by Milk Carton Superstars

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1.	Yardbird (live) 02:24	buy track
2.	Sunny 66 (live) 03:31	buy track
3.	Railroad Earth (live) 02:55	buy track
4.	The Last Pigeon in America (live) 03:51	buy track
5.	Neighbors (live) 02:06	buy track
6.	Name Tag (live) 02:18	buy track
7.	Joe Strummer is My Co-Pilot (live) (free) 04:12	download
8.	Sugar Palace (live) 04:05	buy track
9.	For the Children (live) 03:20	buy track
10.	The Ban on Sliced Bread (live) 01:54	buy track
11.	Big Money (live) (free) 03:19	download

about

On October 22, 2016, at a compound carved from a remote patch of Eastern Central Florida wilderness, Milk Carton Superstars entered Sci-Fried Studio to record a performance for the Nerdy.FM Live Concert Series. The session was captured before a small studio audience and aired the following month on Nerdy.FM. This album features 11 tracks from that evening's show, including "Neighbors", an old Larmay/Myers composition from last century not previously performed or released as a Milk Carton Superstars song.

credits

released October 30, 2018

Guy Larmay - guitars
Jim Myers - vocals, drums, harmonica, toy piano
Jeff Boyce - bass, backing vocals
Jennie Landau - violin

Originally created for Nerdy.FM in 2016.

Recorded and engineered by Charles Silver.
Mixed, mastered and produced by Marc With a C.
Post production by Milk Carton Superstars.

All songs written by Milk Carton Superstars.
Published by Larmay Myers Music (ASCAP) - 2011, 2013, 2017, 2018.

(Spoken word during "Joe Strummer is My Co-Pilot" quoted from Joe Strummer, naturally.)

(Verse from "Johnny Ryall" during "Big Money" written by Beastie Boys, obviously.)

Cover design by Bethany Myers. (Photo of Guy taken during the show.)

Dedicated to the memory of Avery Cobbs, a friend and fan of the band who was among the studio audience that night.

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Milk Carton Superstars Orlando, Florida

Milk Carton Superstars are the songwriting team of Guy Larmay (guitar, bass) and Jim Myers (vocals, drums) doing a fair approximation of a rock & roll band. People generally like them. They’ve written, recorded and released 93 songs since 2009. Most are made of guitars, drums and some reasonable words. MCS are often joined on stage by bassist Jeff Boyce and violinist Jennie Landau. ... more

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