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TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Thread Started on Oct 15, 2010, 11:03am »
We are TaleSpin. We are a cover and original music band. We also sometimes do strictly Tull shows. The band is based in Danbury, CT, USA Please check us out at www.reverbnation.com/talespin. We recently posted our first videos to Youtube. The first is our version of "Wond'ring Aloud" and the second is an original tune called "Axes". We'd appreciate you checking them out and getting your feedback.
Be seeing you!
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We are TaleSpin. We are a cover and original music band. We also sometimes do strictly Tull shows. The band is based in Danbury, CT, USA Please check us out at www.reverbnation.com/talespin. We recently posted our first videos to Youtube. The first is our version of "Wond'ring Aloud" and the second is an original tune called "Axes". We'd appreciate you checking them out and getting your feedback.
Be seeing you!
Welcome, Bill, I love your vids, and thanks for making the jump over here from FB! Your version of Wondering Aloud was spot on, and I love Axes!
I took the liberty of inserting the actual videos into your post, since you had included only the links, which is the only time I ever go into anyone's post. To get the video itself into the post all you need to do is highlight the youtube link and then click on the youtube button above the message box and then you are ready to post your message.
Since you guys are in Danbury, please let us know when you are playing in the NYC area and particularly of course when you do your all-Tull shows, and representatives from The Jethro Tull Board will make every effort to attend.
By the way, you happen to look very much like another Tull tribute guy, Paul Caruso, from War Child!
We're almost done with our latest videos. We will post them as soon as they are done. One Tull and one original. Bill
Looking forward to more of your videos, Bill. I just listened to your cover of Wondering Aloud again, and enjoyed it....great job with that!
I also noticed the Stand Up rug you've got hanging on the wall in the background. Judson, the guy who makes those, just joined us a member a few weeks ago.
Joined: Oct 2010 Gender: Male Posts: 31 Location: Connecticut, USA
Re: TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Reply #6 on Feb 5, 2011, 10:13am »
Here it is! Finally after months of preparation, sweat and toil.... our latest Tull cover. Please watch, listen, enjoy and please pass along to your friends. Thanks much Bill TaleSpin
Here it is! Finally after months of preparation, sweat and toil.... our latest Tull cover. Please watch, listen, enjoy and please pass along to your friends. Thanks much Bill TaleSpin
Amazing performance, Bill, one of the best Tull covers I've ever heard, and the pictures, images and special effects were perfect!
I really loved it, and I'm immediately sharing it on our various social network sites!
Here it is! Finally after months of preparation, sweat and toil.... our latest Tull cover. Please watch, listen, enjoy and please pass along to your friends. Thanks much Bill TaleSpin
Amazing performance, Bill, one of the best Tull covers I've ever heard, and the pictures, images and special effects were perfect!
I really loved it, and I'm immediately sharing it on our various social network sites!
Joined: Oct 2010 Gender: Male Posts: 31 Location: Connecticut, USA
Re: TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Reply #10 on Mar 7, 2011, 11:54am »
TaleSpin will be performing this coming Sunday (March13) at Tara's in Carmel, NY. We will be playing two sets amongst other bands. The whole thing starts at 2pm.
TaleSpin will be performing this coming Sunday (March13) at Tara's in Carmel, NY. We will be playing two sets amongst other bands. The whole thing starts at 2pm.
Great job with the song and video!
I have to see if I can make the trek up to see you.
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Re: TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Reply #12 on Apr 1, 2011, 6:18pm »
Fellow Tullians, I am putting together a spinoff acoustic band from TaleSpin that will be doing lots of Tull with a mix of other Celtic, folk, Fairport and original stuff. I will be playing acoustic guitar and singing, my current bassist will be playing some bass but mostly mandolin. What we need is a VIOLINIST/VIOLIST. Does anyone know of one that might be near the Danbury, CT area who might be interested in joining our little venture? Any help or leads would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much Bill
Fellow Tullians, I am putting together a spinoff acoustic band from TaleSpin that will be doing lots of Tull with a mix of other Celtic, folk, Fairport and original stuff. I will be playing acoustic guitar and singing, my current bassist will be playing some bass but mostly mandolin. What we need is a VIOLINIST/VIOLIST. Does anyone know of one that might be near the Danbury, CT area who might be interested in joining our little venture? Any help or leads would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much Bill
That sounds alot like a venture I would be interested in seeing and I wish u well, kind of wish u were in Chicago. Generally speaking I have zero interest in Tull cover bands, particularly if they are in any respect trying to re create what Ian Anderson does or has done on stage, fairly screams geek to me, particularly if it comes with a codpiece. I much prefer the musics u mention as Tull relatives, as opposed to the more common Genesis, Yes, ELP, Rush, Moody Blues who mostly to my perception share a common birth date. Good luck, certainly there are splendid musicians and more Tull friendly outposts in your neck of the world than is common. There is one Tull band in Chicago who I have not seen, I have little doubt out in the south suburbs where they play and things are a bit more aggressive, that somewhere in the course of the evening they have Aqualung shouted at them as a threat as much as a suggestion.
Fellow Tullians, I am putting together a spinoff acoustic band from TaleSpin that will be doing lots of Tull with a mix of other Celtic, folk, Fairport and original stuff. I will be playing acoustic guitar and singing, my current bassist will be playing some bass but mostly mandolin. What we need is a VIOLINIST/VIOLIST. Does anyone know of one that might be near the Danbury, CT area who might be interested in joining our little venture? Any help or leads would be greatly appreciated! Thanks much Bill
How far is Danbury CT from NYC? I can ask the 3 violinists I work with (who have played with my Tull tribute band WARCHILD) to see if any of them are interested...
Here it is! Finally after months of preparation, sweat and toil.... our latest Tull cover. Please watch, listen, enjoy and please pass along to your friends. Thanks much Bill TaleSpin
Beautiful work Bill! How long have you been performing Tull, and who does your video production? It was fun to watch---do you have a studio with a blue screen? (forgive my ignorance---I know very little about video production but always wanted to learn)....
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Re: TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Reply #17 on Apr 2, 2011, 7:33am »
Mike, Concerning the video. I actually use a green screen and I've been doing Tull seriously for about 5 years. Tull has always been my favorite band, but I never felt confident enough to attempt playing their music. I'm pleased you like the video.
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Re: TaleSpin - Part time Tull Tribute Band « Reply #19 on Apr 3, 2011, 12:09pm »
Unfortunately, we haven't done much in NYC. The closest we ever came was Yonkers. But we're certainly willing if you know someplace that would have us :}