Puce…Really? Your in!!
Hey everybody! We've just announced the addittion of our new bass player. Below is the announcement. Those of you on our email fan list have already gottten the word. If you'd like to get direct emails informing you of all that is new with the MPs, you can sign up for our list by emailing me at motorprimitivesATgmailDOTcom.
The announcement:
Hello MP Friends,
We have news for you!
We’re pleased to announce an addition to the Motor Primitives family. Mr. Ed Feeny has officially joined the Motor Primitives on bass guitar. Some of you may remember that Ed filled in on bass back in July 2006 when the MPs played a fundraiser for the movie CUT: teens and self injury.
Well, Ed “the Man” Feeny has been rockin’ out on bass for quite some time. You may remember him from such bands as the Appliances-SFB, Reptile Palace Orchestra and Tongue ‘n’ Groove.
Actually, the last two bands are very much alive and kickin’! So, why is he joining another band?
Answer: He’s “the Man!”
Why is he “the Man?”
Answer: ‘Cause we said so!
We recently sat down with Ed…Errr, we mean, “the Man” and asked him a few questions. Here’s how it went:
US: Hey Ed!
ED: Hey what!
US: Where are ya from?
ED: I was born in Monroe, CT. Moved to Madison at nine years old, so that's almost a native. I Graduated from City High School, Madison.
US: How would you describe your bass playing style?
ED: That's a tough one to answer about oneself. Pure genius. Sort of Shaker/Amish/Mission with a dash of euro-contemporary. The best bass player since Robin Davies.
US: What's your favorite color?
ED: Puce! I like to say "puce."
US: Any other info you'd like to share?
- Married almost 20 years to the lovely and talented Suzy. Father of three daughters.
- Day job as a woodworker for TDS Custom Construction, Inc.
- Former luthier - made the bass I play.
- Winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize for the research I did on the detrimental effects of Rock 'n' Roll on achieving a college degree.
- Winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize for researched that proved
a) Cats don't really always land on their feet
~and~
b) Cats don't really have nine lives.
- Religion: Pastafarian (spreading the Word of the Creator, the Flying Spaghetti Monster)
Friends, Romans, Solid Gold Elbow Dancers!….We give you….ED FEENY!!!
We’re a practicin’ people! We’re a practicin’ real hard!!!
BTW – We got a really nice write-up from Kristian Knutsen in the Isthmus Daily Page. Here’s the link: http://www.thedailypage.com/movies/article.php?article=5553
More announcements to come!!!
Sincerely,
Mack Giggerbutt
Press Agent, Intern
The announcement:
Hello MP Friends,
We have news for you!
We’re pleased to announce an addition to the Motor Primitives family. Mr. Ed Feeny has officially joined the Motor Primitives on bass guitar. Some of you may remember that Ed filled in on bass back in July 2006 when the MPs played a fundraiser for the movie CUT: teens and self injury.
Well, Ed “the Man” Feeny has been rockin’ out on bass for quite some time. You may remember him from such bands as the Appliances-SFB, Reptile Palace Orchestra and Tongue ‘n’ Groove.
Actually, the last two bands are very much alive and kickin’! So, why is he joining another band?
Answer: He’s “the Man!”
Why is he “the Man?”
Answer: ‘Cause we said so!
We recently sat down with Ed…Errr, we mean, “the Man” and asked him a few questions. Here’s how it went:
US: Hey Ed!
ED: Hey what!
US: Where are ya from?
ED: I was born in Monroe, CT. Moved to Madison at nine years old, so that's almost a native. I Graduated from City High School, Madison.
US: How would you describe your bass playing style?
ED: That's a tough one to answer about oneself. Pure genius. Sort of Shaker/Amish/Mission with a dash of euro-contemporary. The best bass player since Robin Davies.
US: What's your favorite color?
ED: Puce! I like to say "puce."
US: Any other info you'd like to share?
- Married almost 20 years to the lovely and talented Suzy. Father of three daughters.
- Day job as a woodworker for TDS Custom Construction, Inc.
- Former luthier - made the bass I play.
- Winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize for the research I did on the detrimental effects of Rock 'n' Roll on achieving a college degree.
- Winner of the 1994 Nobel Prize for researched that proved
a) Cats don't really always land on their feet
~and~
b) Cats don't really have nine lives.
- Religion: Pastafarian (spreading the Word of the Creator, the Flying Spaghetti Monster)
Friends, Romans, Solid Gold Elbow Dancers!….We give you….ED FEENY!!!
We’re a practicin’ people! We’re a practicin’ real hard!!!
BTW – We got a really nice write-up from Kristian Knutsen in the Isthmus Daily Page. Here’s the link: http://www.thedailypage.com/movies/article.php?article=5553
More announcements to come!!!
Sincerely,
Mack Giggerbutt
Press Agent, Intern
6 Comments:
Hi, Mack. Nice introduction, but please note the correct spelling of "Feeny." Also, cats actually do always land on their feet unless they fall from a distance of less than about 30 inches. Ask my cats.
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