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Mar 02 2014

The Whisky Priests 'Pitman Tom' - NEW video clip

To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the release of The Whisky Priests album The Power and The Glory in 1994 - here is a new 'promo' video (photo montage) clip of one of the songs on the album, Pitman Tom:


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Oct 14 2013

Preview Mad Martins tracks on ReverbNation

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The following preview tracks from my forthcoming Mad Martins album are available to listen to via the Mad Martins ReverbNation Page for a limited time here and below:

 

 

Track listing:

A Poem On The Place of My Birth

In Dreamtime

Madhouse Martin

I Saw The Signs

The Paint and The Pain

Facing-Both-Ways

Picture The Scriptures

Maria's Testimony (Home Demo)

 

Enjoy!


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Oct 14 2013

15th Anniversary of Markthalle, Hamburg Concert - '"Here Come The Ranting Lads!" - Live!'

To celebrate the 15th Anniversary of The Whisky Priests concert at Markthalle, Hamburg in October 1998, which was released on CD and Video as '"Here Come The Ranting Lads!" - Live!' - here is a video clip of the opening track of the night, 'Ranting Lads':

 


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Oct 14 2013

Mad Martins on Facebook

I am pleased to announce that there is now a Mad Martins Musician/Band Facebook Page

Please help to support the Page - check it out and LIKE it by following the link below - Thanks!:

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Don't forget, there are also Facebook Musician/Band Pages for both Gary Miller and The Whisky Priests.

 

Check out and LIKE Gary Miller

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Check out and LIKE The Whisky Priests:

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Oct 14 2013

ReverbNation Android Mobile Apps for Gary Miller and The Whisky Priests

I am pleased to announce that through ReverbNation Android Mobile Apps are now available for Gary Miller and The Whisky Priests via the following links:

 

GARY MILLER:

Gary Miller Android Mobile App

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THE WHISKY PRIESTS:

The Whisky Priests Android Mobile App

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