1.
Sick Day
2.
Paper Women
3.
Situation
4.
Leaving Papers
5.
California
6.
The Plan
7.
Heart Attack
8.
Southside
9.
Seconds Fast
10.
Did You Write This?
11.
I'm Not The One
12.
Wait
13.
You Win, I Lose
14.
Seventh Sun
Live
At The Orange Bear
A
full set of O'Malley and Shelkey singing their hearts out at their musical
home base, the Orange Bear. Tucked away in Murray Street in lower Tribeca,
the Orange Bear attracts a strange crowd. Meaning, mostly your friends.
But the music shines through in this rough recording. If you want to feel
like you're seeing the dynamic duo live but haven't ever gotten the chance(who
knows maybe you're "behind bars" or "on parole" and can't leave the state?)
to pop in, you must check out this seminal live recording.
Siobhan
O'Malley: Songs from the Big Top
Okay,
so that's not really the title. Hell, there's not even an official album
yet. But if you're interested in lil' Sibanky's tunes, let me know and
I'll put a whole heap on a cd for ya. Check out her site and if there's
anything specific that you're itching to hear, I'll make sure to include
that. Trust me, Curly Locks and her guitar Blackie really cook up a storm.
I like to think of myself as a musical drug dealer: you will get hooked!
Order
Music Now!!! All
purchases are negotiable (I'm poor!)
Well,
no one has been asking for cds lately so my cd burner has lain dormant.
But if you are hankering, let me know and I'll dust it off and crank it
up.
More importantly check
out my new guitar below! The Rick aka Brick as nicknamed by O'Malley.
Shelktone is offically GOING ELECTRIC!
-ST(Shelktone)
We as a family sure are
proud of that Nathan of ours. We knew he was bound for greatness
ever since he perfected his Johnny Mathis impression from countless Christmases
past. And we'd like to think his love of cheesy musicals has helped
him along the way too. Not to mention great albums like "Sizzlin'
Country". In fact, many car trips to Pennsylvania have schooled him
in the ways of country and fifities doo wop. These are the only two
types of music that Pops Shelkey seems to like and He Who Brings In The
Bread, Tunes The Radio. From his mother, he inherits the wealth of
Neil Diamond, Kenny Rogers, John Denver, Peter, Paul, and Mary, Lionel
Ritchie and many other soft rock mega artists as well.