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LIVE FROM SUGARHILL EPISODE VI AIRS JULY 2, 2009, 7 P.M. CST
Episode six features Andrew Karnavas and The Freddie Steady 5
(HOUSTON, TX) June 25, 2009 – Live From SugarHill’s July episode will feature solo artist Andrew Karnavas and 60s garage rock legends The Freddie Steady 5. The hour-long program includes short sets by each guest and candid interviews with Rosa Guerrero (KTRU’s Mutant Hardcore show) and award-winning record producer, Dan Workman. Community guest and ‘audience of one’ for Episode VI is Chris Gray, music editor for The Houston Press, a weekly publication with almost 645,000 readers and more than 2 million online hits each month. Live from SugarHill, Episode VI airs on July 2, 2009 at 7p.m. CST. This episode also brings in a new webhost and audio stream partner, OutboundMusic.
WHAT: Live From SugarHill Episode VI featuring Andrew Karnavas and The Freddie Steady 5
WHEN: Thursday, July 2, 2009 7p.m. to 8p.m. CST. Visit http://www.outboundmusic.com/lfsh
MORE: For more information contact Gina Miller at 713.926.4431 ext. 1102 or 713.858.8883
For more on Andrew Karnavas visit: http://www.andrewkarnavas.com
For more on The Freddie Steady 5 visit: http://www.myspace.com/freddiesteady
For more on Zenfilm visit: http://www.zenfilm.com
For more on Outbound Music visit: http://www.outboundmusic.com
About SugarHill Recording Studios
The oldest continually operating recording studio in Texas is nestled in a southeast Houston neighborhood that over time has been home to legendary producers, record labels, and artists who’ve produced some of the most historically important and widely recognized musical recordings. Beginning the legacy in 1946, musician Harry Choates, with producer Bill Quinn, laid tracks for the Cajun classic “Jole Blon” for Gold Star Records. Blues icon Lightnin’ Hopkins recorded soon thereafter. In the 1950’s the studio hosted Pappy Dailey’s D label, George Jones cut “Why Baby Why?” and the Big Bopper recorded “Chantilly Lace.” Willie Nelson, Bobby Bland and Arnett Cobb recorded sessions. In 1960s, the Sir Douglas Quintet tracked “She’s About a Mover.” The mid-1970s introduced Crazy Cajun producer Huey P. Meaux and his work with Freddy Fender and Clifton Chenier. Since the 1980s, SugarHill has hosted Tejano artist Little Joe, country great Johnny Bush, and urban powerhouse Beyoncé.
Zenfilm is a nationally recognized film production company and HD post boutique based in Houston, TX. The creation of long time producer/director team Merideth Melville and W. Ross Wells, Zen has experienced exponential growth and received numerous awards since founding in 2005. Zen works with agencies and record labels to create national TV commercials, music videos and viral media. They also develop and maintain sustainable social marketing initiatives.
Founded in 2001, OutboundMusic.com is an Internet radio and music retailer whose goal is to promote music produced by independent recording artists. They currently promote nearly 700 artists, both Texas based acts and many international talents.
The partnership between Zenfilm, Outbound Music and SugarHill Recording Studios launched its first episode in 2008. Since then, it’s received over 3,500 unique views. The show is free and listeners can login at http://www.outboundmusic.com/lfsh. It will be available on it’s
Vimeo channel at http://www.vimeo.com on July 4 or subscribe to the free video podcast on iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=301652186.
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