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Road Kill Stew and Other News

HTC's Road Kill Stew and Other News wins a Wammie for Country Album! also Album Art!

Diana won a Wammie for Rock Vocalist!

Bob Schieffer and HTC performed at the Wammies to a standup crowd!


HTC's and its latest CD has been getting lots of press and a whole lotta buzz!!


Bill Schieffer and the band performed at a Paley Media Center gala honoring

Sumner Redstone on February 7 at the Waldorf-Astoria. The band performed

TV Anchorman and a new song, written especially for the occasion: "Mr. Redstone."

The New York Post's Page 6 said we upstaged Tony Bennett (although that's impossible, isn't it?)

And here's what the New York Times, Washington Post, and New York Post have said in the past few weeks:

New York Times

Washington Post

TV Week

Page Six (NY Post)

New York Post: (Liz Smith): "BRAVO to the happiest moment at the Museum of Broad casting's honor for Sumner Redstone.

Nope, sorry it wasn't Mr. Redstone, but Bob Schieffer, on the verge of departing and leaving CBS much the poorer for it.

Onstage, Schieffer and a country band from DC, Honky Tonk Confidential, sang a knockout tribute.

So who knew the venerable newsman could sing?! (Only us other people from Fort Worth, Texas.)

The band was featured in a Bill Geist piece on CBS' Sunday Morning

this summer and the band/CD have been mentioned/featured in and on


The New York Times

CBS Early Show

NBC

CNN (a spectacularly funny Jeanne Moos piece)

Austin Chronicle

Ft. Worth Star- Telegram

Houston Chronicle

Washington Post

New Yorker


The Sunday Morning came after a hugely successful show at NYC's HOT new restaurant and live venue, Hill Country NYC, which brings authentic Texas barbeque to the Big Apple (we had some, it's fabuloso!) Hill Country NYC is at 30 W. 26th St, in Chelsea. Visit it next time you're in New Yawk. The star-studded audience included Andy Rooney, Tom Brokaw, Harry Smith, Susan Zirinski, and many other luminaries in the news business.  

It was such a great gig that we've been invited back in December, along with Pulitzer-prize winner Laurence Wright and his Austin band Who-Do.


Some bands get endorsements from alcohol purveyors such as Schlitz and Jagermeister, and some get endorsements from really terrific, family-owned

business like Stuckey's. We're in negotiations with Stuckey's to sell our CD in all of their stores, and we're really excited about it! All we need now

is a Stuckey's bus, and a reality show called On the Road with Bob, which takes the band and Bob around the country to various gigs in our new bus!

Some of our outstanding gigs this past year (without the Stuckey's bus) have included:


Paley Center for Media gala honoring Sumner Redstone, Waldorf-Astoria grand ballroom

University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD (sold out/full house with extra seats added on the lawn)

Hill Country NYC (twice)

21 Club, NYC (yes, THAT 21 Club)

The Watergate

and we're going to Houston, Texas in a few months..... as well as

a tour in the Caribbean!!! (woo hoo!)


Here's the news on our latest CD, which is getting all the buzz....

Road Kill Stew and Other News (with Special Guest Bob Schieffer)

To order, please visit our store and click on CDs

For more info on the CD, go to our Road Kill page

HTC collaborated with CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent and Face the Nation anchor

Bob Schieffer on four of the songs, including "TV Anchorman," which Bob sings.

Listen to HTC on Fred Imus' Trailer Park Bash on Sirius Radio, Outlaw Country Channel 63.
The show airs from 6am-8am Saturday morning and 10am-Noon on Sunday.

MORE NEWS: HTC won THREE WAMMIES -- see our News Page

Honky Tonk Confidential

Sam Goodall, Mike Woods, Diana Quinn, Mark Lindamood, and Bobby Martin

And more....

An American Pastime in Black and White, our song about the Negro Leagues, was performed
all over the country in 2006 and 2007; it was included in aspecial orchestral program about baseball called
The Baseball Music Project.

 

Want to hear our song about Washington , D.C. 's baseball team?
click here: That's Nats!

You heard it played at RFK all the time thispast season!
or go to our audio page for a higher quality version

 

Honky Tonk Confidential plays both kinds of music -- country and western. Claiming classic honky tonk and western swing as major influences, HTC 's performances include classic country tunes as well as clever originals, filled with cunning references while sounding inspired and totally original. 

A front-line of Telecasters is led by Mike Woods' masterful guitar and including  Diana Quinn on rhythm guitar, Sam Goodall on bass,  and  Bobby Martin on his "flying" pedal steel guitar. Mark Lindamood fuels the band with his powerful Ludwig drums. In addition to impeccable musicianship, HTC 's three-part harmony sets the band apart from all others in its class.

HTC hails from Washington , D.C. (and we're here to help you). The band has played in a wide variety of venues, from the genuine honky tonk JV (in Falls Church ) to most of the major venues in the area, including the Kennedy Center , Barns of Wolf Trap, the Strathmore, and the Washington Folklife Festival.   HTC is also Bob Schieffer’s (of CBS News) official backup band, and four of Bob’s songs (lyrics by Bob, music by Diana and Mike) are on the band’s fourth album, Road Kill Stew and Other News (with special guest Bob Schieffer) You may have seen HTC on C-Span, backing up Bob on (I Wanna Be A) TV Anchorman; on South Dakota Public Television; on youtube, on Billy Hancock’s American Music Cable TV show, or in the Style section of the Washington Post.  And you can leven ook them up on Wikipedia.

In addition to Road Kill Stew and Other News, HTC has released three award-winning CDs (Honky Tonk Confidential, Your Trailer or Mine, and Who Gets the Fruitcake This Year?   Some of the band's other 20 individual recordings include "That's Nats" and "The Negro Leagues: American Pastime in Black and White;"  "That's Nats" was released as a single as well as included on Hungry for Music's latest baseball compilation, along with "An American Pasttime."  The band also plans to release its  Live at the Strathmore series Roy Clark Tribute.   

See our NEWS page for news on our latest WAMMIEs: we won Country Album, Song of the Year, and Record Design.

Previous Awards:

2006 WAMMIE: Diana won best album design for the single That’s Nats.
2005 WAMMIES:  HTC won 3 WAMMIES for
        Country duo/group
        Roots rock duo/group
        Country Recording (for Bases on Balls, on Hungry For Music's Seventh Inning Stretch Baseball CD)
Our own Mike Woods also won a Wammie for Rock Instrumentalist.
2004 WAMMIES: Country duo/group
2003 WAMMIES: Country duo/group, Album of the Year, Record Design for Your Trailer or Mine?
2000 WAMMIES: Debut album for Honky Tonk Confidential


 

FOR BOOKINGS AND MORE INFORMATION, email diana at muddypaws.com or call 202-544-7011

 
 

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