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We’d like to thank Barb at mashable’s Music Monday for featuring “Ridiculous” in her weekly blog. If you’re not familiar with Barb, you can wake up on Monday morning and find ten of the best music downloads that week on the Internets. Check it out, maybe even make a comment. I’m sure Barb would love to hear from you.
For Immediate Release:
Berkeley, CA, Sept. 12, 2009
The Uptones announce that renowned stamp designer and artist, Paul Jackson, has designed two Uptones U.S. Postage Stamps.
The UpTones (sans drummie Mike who was soundchecking!)
waiting to go on stage at the Chinatown Street Fest.
Gr8 fun was had by all!
For more pics check out:
http://meepum.deviantart.com/gallery/#The-Uptones
Photos by Alycia Ramirez-Leatherman
Check out Superfan2009′s Cherry MP3s.
That’s right “Ridiculous” has been included in this wonderful MP3 blog site. You’ve got to love Superfan2009, this MP3 blogger has found and posted a MP3 a day for free download for every day in 2009 so far. There is even a whole section of free gr8 Ska downloads.
Musashi “Moose” Lethridge, Uptones guitarist and builder of the world’s first Ska Shrine, recently demonstrated Proper Shrine Use and Etiquette, to help publicize the Ska Shrine Ska4Ever Postage Stamp. Continue reading ‘Moose Goes Postal 4 Ska!’
I mailed my letter to Santa early this year. I used the new official Ska Shrine Stamp. I’m going to be the 1st to spread Ska love with Mr. and Mrs. Kris Kringle and his whole crew. Spread the word about Ska to all the people you know: Buy a book of stamps.
The Ska Shrine has commissioned The Uptone’s keyboardist and renowned graphic artist, Paul Jackson, to design the first ever Ska Shrine Postage Stamp.
The Ska Shrine’s purpose – to spread the word about Ska – has been realized with the United States Post Office issue of this first official Ska Shrine postage stamp. Here’s a link to where you can purchase a book of stamps. That way you too can help spread the word about Ska. Use the stamp often so more people will learn about Ska.
Photo by Pat Johnson
Eric and Moose popped by the Gibson San Francisco Showroom last week and tried out the Joan Jett Melody Maker and Les Paul Special DC guitars. Photographer Pat Johnson snapped their pic as they jumped for joy with these amazing axes. Eric loved the Joan Jett model so much, he played it on a new recording with the Uptones the very next day.
Jake the Skank was on hand to video this historic event. The Uptones were invited to the secret location of Ska4u’s Shrine to Skanking, and they were allowed to be the first people to skank on the shrine. Check it out.
