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Order a Tom Brosseau album from tombrosseau.com for only 5 bucks. That’s the self-titled Tom BrosseauWhat I Mean To Say Is GoodbyeGrand ForksEmpty Houses Are LonelyCavalier, and Posthumous Success. Price does not include shipping. But that’s OK. For continental US tack on a couple bucks. For the world a couple more. To order, Subject an email “For A Limited Time” and send it to info@tombrosseau.com. Make sure to include which album, how many, home address. PayPal or credit card. And thanks!

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26. January 2012 by admin
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Rendez-vous in the Stacks: An Evening with Les Shelleys

That’s right, La Jolla, as in southern California, where Donny used to like to surf. The Tom Brosseau and Angela Correa side project Les Shelleys will be giving a special performance of duets this December 8, 2011, promptly at 7:30PM, at the magnificent Athenaeum Theatre & Arts Library. Copies of their Fat Cat Records release Les Shelleyswill be available for purchase on vinyl or Compact Disc.

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17. November 2011 by admin
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Dublab session

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Late last year Tom Brosseau and Angela Correa stopped by the Dublab studios in Silverlake, Los Angeles, California, to record a session, and guess what? It’s now available. Tracks Rum & Coke-ColaSomethin’ Stupid, and Brother, Can You Spare A Dime? are yours to listen and download, free. Support Dublab. They’re great. Click HERE.

 

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16. April 2011 by admin
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& Records compilation for Japan

Now available though iTunes, & Records presents their musical compilation Anything For Progress,including tracks by Azure Ray, Francis Macdonald of Teenage Fanclub, Camera Obscura, Tom Brosseau, Joan of Arc, and more. You’ll be in good hands with this album. Promise. And you’ll be helping a nation of folks so devastated by the Tohoku earthquake get back on their feet again. Click HERE.

 

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15. April 2011 by admin
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