Jeff Tynan

This Saturday! https://www.instagram.com/p/BuAQrZvF3Yu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=hczi70xbaxk6

at Beerfest Asia https://www.instagram.com/p/BnXnyKfA7ir/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1o6lk7n80se4n

at Beerfest Asia https://www.instagram.com/p/BnXnLlsg0K-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1t4dxx7t5w7d6

at Beerfest Asia https://www.instagram.com/p/BnXmq7tAiIK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=85h8t18s0tsq

Live @ the Minapre Hotel, Lascelles - next Sunday! (at Lascelles, Victoria, Australia)

Last weekend was a good warmup...Mildura's Corporate Moose is looking like being the main event - this Friday night!

Sound check done, great room for sound & vibe!!

Sunday sesh in a Mildura beer garden!!

See ya'all on Friday night in Wentworth...

It's loud in here! Come celebrate Melbourne...

Looks like Sambora's on the same vocal chord syrup as I use...$12 at the local Asian grocery. Might have to buy shares in it.

"Stomp Hall Radio" back cover: The Radio Request Hour playlist details the EP's track listing by station frequency. The 11 tracks are molded together by old tape recorded samples of dialling between radio frequencies, as if you're listening to the Radio Request Hour Playlist on the "Stomp Hall Radio" transmission. They consist of songs about Jeff's connection to music itself, connection between people through music & his upbringing of "learning to live, sing & love by the radio". - Some tracks are extended song intros such as the 1st track "Opening Chords" - a prelude to the 2nd track "Chords", or "Radio Tune" - the slow-to-fast buildup family jam session into the following track "Learnt To Live By the Radio". - Other tracks are extended outros taking on a life of their own such as "All's Not Fair" - the frantic anthemic desperate callout - an extension of the haunting "Love & War". - You'll also hear separate tracks of the radio tuning from station to station until the tuner settles on the next song, beginning with "Tuning In" & ending with "Tuning Out". These samples from recently discovered 50 year old family tapes feature Jeff's parents, Uncles, Grandparents, cousins, sisters, friends amid Mallee & Aussie/USA armed forces radio DJs, newsreaders & commercials. 1 of the stars of the "Stomp Hall Radio" show is Jeff's Grandfather, whom he'd never met, but now feels as though he has spent many hours with through the digitising of the old tapes. The sampled tracks set the scene for a radio show in the theme of each song & blend seemlessly from 1 song to the next. For example "Gunner Newsbreak" breaks the mood from the frantic pace of "All's Not Fair" tying in the WW2/Vietnam war stories with news sound bites from Armed Forces Vietnam Radio which leads into the next track "Lennon". Read more @ http://jefftynan.com/home/blog/stomp-hall-radio-the-album-artwork Grab your CD or download @ http://jefftynan.com/

The guitar man on the cover of "Stomp Hall Radio" stands for an alternative shade to Jeff Tynan's music, compared to the original design on the "Revolving" EP cover. The "Revolving" guitar man was made of sticks from a Mallee tree, Jeff's Mum's old guitar strings & his student's broken drum stick, as assembled by album artist, Luci Everett. The "Stomp Hall Radio" guitar man was welded together by Corey Burstall using scraps of metal from the farm shed & mirrors the EP's sound where you'll hear more electric guitar than acoustic in comparison to Jeff's debut EP. The original idea was that it should be all about the music, no posing, no bells & whistles, just let the music do the talking & create a 'stick figure' to represent Jeff. Read more @ http://jefftynan.com/home/blog/stomp-hall-radio-the-album-artwork Grab your CD or download @ http://jefftynan.com/

"Stomp Hall Radio" album cover: "Stomp Hall Radio" is part 2 of Jeff's EP series. Luci Everett put together the artwork for both EPs but this time the guitar man is made of scrap metal from the farm shed welded together by Corey Burstall. The red Mallee dirt base of the "Revolving" EP is now the Walpeup Memorial Hall's wood grain floor where Jeff recorded his boots stomping on the old timber floorboards for each song on the EP. This stage was also where Jeff played 1 of his 1st ever gigs as a teenager & where some of his musical mentors had previously performed (you may spot them in the crowd on the EP cover). The 'Walpy Hall' was also the scene of many of the old family tape recordings from the 60's which have been sampled on "Stomp Hall Radio", such as Jeff's Mum's 21st birthday party & onstage performances from that night in 1965. The crowd consists of family, mentors, influences...some have passed, some are present, but many of whom you'll hear on the old family tape samples during & between each song...this time in the audience, together, as Jeff pays tribute to them. Crowd - Margaret Tynan, Kevin Tynan, Mud Wandel, Pip Munt, Helen Corbett, Graham Munt, Fran Sly, Ida Munt, Grandpa & Grandma Vogel, Ronnie Sly, Bill Tynan, Francis Maclean Munt, Lachlan Maclean.

1st delivery of the new Jeff Tynan CD "Stomp Hall Radio" is on the way!! Ready for the next lot of orders...www.JeffTynan.com/store