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Thursday, November 30, 2006

Finding Dry Land Fish, before the music dries up

Have you ever discovered a band that's new to you, through a song on the radio or in a friend's playlist, and then set out to find out all about your new obsession — only to then find out the band is no more?

This happened to me yesterday morning when I heard Dry Land Fish's "Carla" on XM's X Country. I got into the office and Googled (and then Ask'd and then Yahoo'd and even A9'd) the band, but couldn't find much other than a dated writeup and a defunct URL. So I emailed X Country to try and find out something — anything! — about the band.

Apparently someone from XM forwarded my request, because a few hours later I had emails from Jonathan Hodges (vocals, harmonica) and then Darren Doyle (vocals, guitar, producer), plus a live URL for the band's site at last.

The band still exists, though new release "Dry Land Fish: The Album" is purported to be their final recording. No audio samples that I can find on the site, but once I get the album I'll be sure to post a few.

I've only heard a couple of their Southern rock songs (perhaps because of mine and others' requests, X Country played another two songs yesterday), but trust me — this is a band you need to hear.


Comments:
I shall check out this band post haste. On another note (yes, pun intended) it was pretty cool XM got backatcha so quick-like.

PS- I'm a'movin' your way in the next few months so the planning for local/regional music scene takeover is ahead of schedule...
 
Dry Land Fish CD's will be available on www.cdbaby.com by the first of next week. Thank you,
Jonathan
 
Dry Land Fish cd's will be available next week on www.cdbaby.com
Thanks,
Jonathan
 
Wow! This CD is fantastic!! Why is this the last album? Why break up with this kind of talent!!
 
Dry Land Fish will be doing XM's Wired In March 5th. I'm not sure when it will air but that's when we're recording it.
 
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