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May 16, 2011

Black Jake and The Carnies

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A few weeks back, prior to their tour in Europe, Black Jake and the Carnies played a sold out show at Circus in Ann Arbor. Prior to the show, the guys were gracious enough to perform acoustic for me on the balcony outside, above the streets of downtown Ann Arbor. The vocals are a little hard to grasp, but with 6 instruments jammin’ just a few feet from my iPhone, it’s the best I could do. Still sounds great and guaranteed to get your feet moving wherever you’re listening at. Ps. Make that 7 instruments, we had some help from the train. Listen for it on Old E. Cross.

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Tim is the publisher of iSPY and co-founder of Pakmode Media + Marketing. He's a social, vegetarian geek who recently welcomed a beautiful baby girl into his family. For any questions or suggestions in regards to design, ad sales, web, content or anything at all related to iSPY, Tim's your guy.




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2 Comments


  1. Black Jake and The Carnies are awesomeness and great guys to boot, although that Mark guy is a little shifty. :P


  2. This is freakin awesome…you filmed it on a balcony?! Timboslice does it again!



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