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
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.
Hello everyone – there is an upcoming gig on Saturday March 27th, 7:30pm at the Llama Lounge which is located at 136 Horsman Road near Waitakere. Google maps link here
Come along with your friends. It is BYO.
Entry is $15 and there is limited space so booking is required please by emailing penny@karmallamas.co.nz or phone her on Auckland 810 9995
Please note that Horsman is spelt without the E so that cause delays on Google maps if the spelling is wrong.
“Byron Bay’s craft and produce market, held at the Butler Street reserve on the first Sunday of the month, is one of the best in the region. Covering an area of a few acres and arranged in orderly rows, the market offers a vast array of handcrafted wares, locally-grown produce, and artworks of every kind. It’s best to get there early and allow a few hours to take in all the stalls, indulge in some fresh nourishment and feel the culture.
At the open centre of the market ground is a performance space, where you might see fire-eaters, acrobats, jugglers, dancers, contortionists, escape artists, and musicians of every description. Stallholders, in their eye-catching colourful splendour, are a spectacle in themselves. Rainbows, sparkles and angel wings seem to be the ‘uniform’, making you feel as if you truly are in a magical world.
There is some nearby parking, but because Butler Street is a no-through-road, it is easier to park in town and walk across the railway line to the market. Access across the line at Lawson Street and take the first left into Butler Street, or through the car park at the back of the Byron Visitor Centre and turn right into Butler Street.”