Turncoats' Site

Mog.com Presents...Catfish Haven w/ Turncoats, SJ & the Props 1/13/07 at The Basement, Nashville

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Grimey's New & Preloved Music

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The coolest record store in

Adam went to a record sale...

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...and surprisingly found some great stuff! this weekend, in my free time away from the blur of activity for grand palace records’ 1st birthday party (a store where i work in murfreesboro, tn), i mangaged to go to grimey’s records 2nd annual fall sale in nashville. (grimey’s is very cool, by the way. stop in if you’re ever in nashville.) i did not expect to find anything worthwhile, but i picked up all of these for the nice price of $1 a piece.
NORO MORALES AND HIS QUINTET – NO BLUES , NORO: this is a nice piece of laid-back latin jazz. i like.
HUGO MONTENEGRO – MOOG POWER : worth the dollar for the cover alone, i actually like some of these moog-laden arrangements of 60’s pop songs.
SOFT MACHINE 4 : even though i prefer the prankster-fuzz-psych sound of soft machine 1 and soft machine 2, i am a fan of the band’s instrumental prog-fusion era. if you are into that kind of thing, i would recommend this album.
STEVE MILLER BAND – SAILOR : before you think of “the joker” or...

Record Release Party

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Photos by Laura Leigh

Record Release Show @ Grand Palace Records 10/26/06

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Photo Album 2006-11-25

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Photos By Rebecca

Record Release Party @ Grand Palace records

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45 rpm release party with JEFF and SJ & The

45 rpm review in All The Rage, 10/19/06

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From Nashville's weekly entertainment magazine All The Rage:

"When I recently asked Self leader and Beck bandmate Matt Mahaffey which local bands he was particularly keen on, he gave me one name: Turncoats.

Mahaffey has always kept a close ear on the Murfreesboro underground scene from which Turncoats sprang, ever since his days as the center of the Spongebath Records universe, so it’s not surprising that a Boro band (a supergroup of sorts featuring members of the Young Livers, the Bang Up and The Katies) with a penchant for razor-sharp pop should be bleeping his radar. I’m also going on record to predict that as soon as Little Steven hears the band’s fantastic debut single on local label Grand Palace, Turncoats should instantly have another equally vocal fan. He should lose his mind over this one.

The Turncoats’ single, perfectly produced by Murfreesboro’s Brian Carter, kicks some Kink-y British invasion garage rock with a hint of post-Strokes style and slippery Stones bar band blues, ...

Flyers

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FLYERS FOR PAST SHOWS

Live @ Grand Palace Records 3/17/06

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From our first show. Courtesy of Steve Cross

Grand Palace Records Myspace

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Yep, they got one

Turncoats on Myspace

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Our loving tribute to bad web

Grand Palace Murfreesboro

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A record store/silkscreen shop/recording studio tht releases records in the middle of

Grand Palace Records Anniversary Promo

Sat, 21 Oct 2006 01:13:16 -0000

Grand Palace Records used our song "Let Me In" for their first anniversary

Photo Album 2006-10-20

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Live @ Grand Palace Records 3/17/06

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This was our first official show. It was St. Patrick's Day at Grand Place Records in Murfreesboro, TN. 'Slowdown' and 'Pushin Too Hard' are covers, if ya know 'em ya know 'em.

"The Brian Carter Tapes"

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Two songs produced by Brian Carter for Paradox Productions. "Shoot That Girl" is available on our debut 45 rpm from Grand Palace Records in Murfreesboro,