Wednesday, October 27, 2010
SO LONG SUCKERS!
In a few short weeks my family and I will be leaving New York City for a new life in North Carolina. This Thursday I'll be performing a show at a corner cafe in our neighborhood in Queens. This is likely to be my last performance as a New York City resident and I'd love to see you before we split.
Curtis Eller (w/ Bliss Blood)
Thursday, October 28 @ 9:00pm
Rest-Au-Rant
30-01 35th Ave.
Astoria, NY
718.729.9009
It's been a thrilling 15 years and I'll miss you sorely but as Richard Nixon would say, "you won't have Curtis Eller to kick around anymore"!
Yours Cordially,
Curtis P. Eller
"New York's Angriest Yodeling Banjo Player in Exile"
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Curtis Eller's American Circus
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https://curtiseller.com
Playing Since: 1984
Experience Level: Expert/Professional
curtiseller has made 5 recent additions to Banjo Hangout
Interests:
[Teaching] [Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]
Occupation: Banjo player, songwriter, rock & roll singer
Gender: Male
Age: 56
My Instruments:
Buckeye (no.113), Bart Reiter (Standard), Gold Star (GF-100FE)
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Elvis Presley, Buster Keaton and Abraham Lincoln
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Curtis Eller is a banjo player, songwriter and rock & roll singer. A twenty-year show business veteran, Eller and his band The American Circus have developed a devoted international following based on dynamic, highly physical stage performances and an extensive catalog of curious phonographic recordings. The iconoclastic musician has spent more than a decade relentlessly touring the club, theatre and festival stages of a dozen countries in North America and Europe.
Eller is a gifted and prolific songwriter who's banjo-driven songs describe a dreamlike vision of American history where all points in time have collapsed into one. The American Circus is diligently at work on a new full-length album on which they have augmented their indelicate, rock & roll rhythms with a tempestuous cloud of horns and an graceless choir of backsliders in their quest to bring Eller's historically evocative compositions to vivid, cinematic life.
