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fandelive
post Sep 8 2013, 5:23 am
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Does anybody here have historical and/or technical information to share about the Throwing Copper Demo Tape ?

When was it recorded ?
How was it released and/or spreaded ?
Was it recorded in a studio ? Or using kind of a 4-track portable recorder ?



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post Sep 8 2013, 1:39 pm
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Some info from the response to Ed's Fansoflive letter to Chad:

http://allthingschadtaylor.blogspot.com/20...o-question.html


THROWING COPPER CHURCHBOX DEMO, 1993 (Columbia, PA) age, 23yrs.

MEDIA FORMAT: DAT

Jay Sorrentino and Ken Heitenmuller were the rhythm section for Suddenly Tammy as amazing trio out of Lancaster, PA. Ed was dating Beth Sorrentino, Jay’s sister and singer/pianist for Suddenly Tammy. They had purchased an amazing run-down church with the original organ still intact. They helped to record a raucous demo that includes; Iris, I Alone, All Over You, Selling The Drama & I Alone. After Gary Kurfirst took a listen, he told us that we didn’t have a song for the album! Jerry Harrison was brought in to rescue to album (he changed very, very little) and Gary finally released our recording fund. This demo clearly shows the bands growth from touring endlessly for Mental Jewelry. There is a new fire to each instrument.

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