Rollin' Connolly's Pub With Hell's Bake house Rocker

Connolly's Pub and Restaurant, located at 121 W. 45th street in mid town, was the host for the set off of Not Fade Away Records' third tome "The Cost" by the Tim Crude Band.

The troop was a terrific celebration of over a year's hard work. Recording began on the album during Footslog of 2007. Tim had located the independent production team of Counter Clockwise Music concluded an association with Mike Stephens who hosts a podcast in Wayne, MI. Producer Mark Meisel heard the track 'Renegade' on Mike's podcast and became interested in contacting Tim.

Tim Young - "The Cost"
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That's how the story begins. The rest, as they say, is history. The collaboration between Tim Young Band; Tim Young, rhythm guitar and guidance vocals; and Sand Edwards, drums; and all involved from Counter Clockwise has been, in my humble opinion, a smashing success.

Thanks to such firm bonds had been created during the week when basic tracks were recorded, not to say anything about the months of mixing completed via emails, it only seemed damn felicitous that the abundant Detroit line-up be on fist for the proceeds party. Let's state I was more than pleased when after I made the suggestion to Mark Meisel and Bob Becker that they amuse themselves to Original York City for this party, they enthusiastically approved.

To arrange matters even more complete, two other players who made such important contributions to 'The Cost' were also able to attend. Dave Leeds, who plays bass on all the tracks, as well as Bob's brother, Rick Becker, who added the amazing electric guitar parts to the remake of 'Renegade.' Speck Meisel also tore the place up with his electric guitar. Point added electric guitar to all the other tracks on the album in appendix to all the keyboard parts.

It was the celebratory temper and the rejoining of old friends that helped to lift the aggregation into the higher vibe at Connolly's. The Klub Room is the affair amplitude and the good times are as easily spilled there as a pint of beer. Crowded old and new fans of the band were in attendance. Over one hundred in all. The constant gigging among the bars of Hell's Kitchen's ninth avenue posses turned out to be so too valuable.

Aiding to the sounds of the party was Tim's son, Adam, who brought along his laptop packed with great rock n roll to fill in the gaps when the band was not performing. Adam was very involved in one of the highlights of the show during a jam of Tim's song 'New Orleans' at the genuine cusp of the performance when he and engineer Bob Becker popped up on stage to help sing the chorus.

That's what was so beautiful approximately the mood of the evening. An extended family brought back together for a reunion and I think everybody could feel those connections. Marks' wife, Billie Meisel, also helped keep things flowing smoothly by seeing that each that came into the room received their copy of 'The Cost' for their five dollar contribution.

The music and enthusiasm would not be contained once the Klub Time had to dim the lights so an impromptu after party materialized at The noted bastion of dive bars, Rudy's, over on ninth avenue and 44th street. The band and the adequate Detroit contingent swooped into Rudy's where, Danny, the most cordial manager, immediately tossed 'The Cost' CD on the player and everyone drank toasts aplenty. A fitting eventide cap to an evening replete with good friends and rock n roll.

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