Hello Germany
Just today a slideshow / story feature has been published in a German magazine called The Outsource Mag. The photo essay is in German
Just today a slideshow / story feature has been published in a German magazine called The Outsource Mag. The photo essay is in German
At last the Make Room album from 1986 is now on iTunes (NZ link also on other iTunes versions but link may be slightly different.) Screenshots are below.
Buy a single song or the whole album. Make Room includes the now famous tracks Mona Lisa & Fait Accompli but you should listen to Gandhi’s Rag and MacDougalls Blues which haven’t been out there for 24 years now!
It would be great if regular iTunes users could add some reviews there and share this update on Facebook and elsewhere like Amazon.
Thanks everyone.
Use the widget on the homepage to listen to all songs off both Limited Liability and Make Room.
( Safari or Chrome browsers seem to work better than Firefox for that widget.)
PS. It was Lukes birthday on August 31. Feel free to buy this album of the Live album released last week to celebrate with him.
In time this Make Room album will be on Amazon and other digital stores. This link should search on Luke Hurley at Amazon. Amazon have a new service called Amazon on Demand and we are hoping to use that as it allows for individual CD’s to be completed and delivered on demand. It will only be for selected albums at this point.
This 9 song live album was recorded at Ponsonby Baptist Church in ’07. Phil Yule of Voicebox did the honours.
You can buy individual tracks on iTunes now or the whole album which is called Limited Liability (Live)
1. New York To Paris
2. Its Not Easy To
3. Kings Cross
4. Greenfields
5. Follow Me
6. Not A Machine
7. Limited Liability
8. The Sound /live /church/07
9. Mona Lisa /live/church 07
All songs written and performed by Luke Hurley
Recorded/produced by Phil Yule :www.voicebox.co.nz
The lyrics for Limited Liability (Live) are available on pdf here. Listen to the album below. Hover over the right side to pick a track and then play.
Foursquare check-ins are a way to find new places and people with a smart phone. These phones have location services so that they can “look” around an area and help you spot special deals.
We thought there is no reason that Luke couldn’t be on there when he is busking outside Starbucks on the corner of Queen St (220) and Victoria St East in Auckland.
His 4 Square location is here
Please check in, say hi and let your friends on Facebook and Twitter know when he is around. Also his birthday is on 31st August.
Feel free to leave a comment or “todo” on Foursquare.
I will be playing at “Revas On The Waterfront” on Friday 7th of August and “Schnappa Rock” on Saturday 8th of August. Both gigs have a cover charge of $5 and start time for music is 8pm on both nights.
Revas
“When Reva and Doug Meredith opened the first Revas in 1976, it was just a little hole-in-the-wall pizza joint in downtown Whangarei. But thanks to Revas legendary hospitality, and her love of delicious food, live music and local art, Revas ‘Pizza Palour’ soon became the meeting place for local musicians, artists, travellers and anyone who appreciated great food, great company and a great time.
“See you at Revas” became the farewell cry as cruising yachts left foreign ports to cross the Southern Ocean. In 1988, the pizza joint became a licensed restaurant in a new premises near the waterfront.
In 1995, Reva and Doug were invited to open Whangarei’s first waterfront restaurant in the new Town Basin development – Revas on the Waterfront was born – and the rest is history.”
Schnappa Rock
“Placed on the shoreline of the picturesque Tutukaka Harbour, the restaurant is a unique Fale style building with ample dining seating and a spacious bar.
Established in 1992 by Pete and Tina Vink, Schnappa Rock is now one of the icons of the community, a place where locals mix and mingle with international tourists and the Kiwi holiday makers, who flock to the area to experience the world renowned Poor Knights diving waters, and classic New Zealand beaches.”
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