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Road to Roo Contest: Voting through Apr. 24th

April 10, 2013

Click here: http://bonnaroo.sonicbids.com/road-to-roo/

You can vote 1x every day!!!  You need to have a facebook account do this.

1. Click: VOTE

2. Search for Copper Box and click on their photo

3. Enter your name and country

4.  SUBMIT VOTE

This festival is on our bucket list and we'd really love the chance to perform here!  Thanks for your help and pass it on! 

If you have questions, email us at [email protected]

Take your laptop with you and get people to vote before the April 24th deadline.

The Nice Musics

April 08, 2013

Danny & Carl Finch (from Brave Combo fame), constructed a side project, called THE NICE MUSICS, and have just finished an album of the same name, THE NICE MUSICS. It's full of music, nice music. The guys are planning an album release party at Gerhard's in beautiful downtown Denton, Texas on Thursday, April 25. Joining Carl and Danny will be Brave Combo alumnus, Ann Marie Harrop on bass and Denton heavy hitter, Matt Thompson, on drums. New music. Nice music. THE NICE MUSICS. Make your plans to fall in love again.

 

Copper Box will be selling copies of the Nice Musics' release at Copper Box shows and also on iTunes soon.

Copper Box Tshirt Contest Announced!

April 05, 2013

2013 Copper Box Tshirt Design Contest

Deadline: May 9th , 2013 at 5pm

 

We want you to see your ideas for a new Copper Box Tshirt (or tank top, hoodie, poster, etc.). 

We prefer print ready work (SEE PRINT READY REQUIREMENTS BELOW), but drawings of your ideas will work (however, please keep in mind that we will have to have them digitally re-drawn to get them in a “print ready” format).

RULES:

  1. Must be postmarked or email, no later than May 9th, 2013. 

Snail mail to:  Copper Box, PO Box 3966 Oshkosh, WI 54903

or email [email protected]

  1. All ages can submit.
  2. You can submit as many ideas as you’d like.
  3. Please include a separate sheet of paper with your submission with your full name, age, mailing address, phone number, and email address.
  4. By submitting your ideas, you give Copper Box full permission to use your ideas for any kind of merchandising or marketing at any time. 
  5. Print ready ideas are preferred (SEE PRINT READY RQ BELOW), but drawings of your ideas will be accepted.
  6. Winner will receive a free Tshirt, CD, autographed photo of the band, and your name mentioned on our newsletter, facebook and our website.
  7. You can include your suggestions for colors of shirts and ink.  However, 1-2 colors of ink are preferred.
  8. You can include a front side and a back side recommendation, but not required.

 

What is PRINT READY?

All artwork is preferred in vector format at full size as Adobe Illustrator or Illustrator pdf files with all fonts outlined. Raster graphics must be created at full size and at 300 dpi or higher. We accept the following hi-resolution file formats: eps, ai, svg, pdf, psd, tiff, and hi-resolution jpgs. Vector files and color-separated artwork is strongly encouraged. All fonts must be converted to outlines or the font file(s) must be included with artwork. If you have questions regarding the print readiness of your artwork, please contact your graphic designer or our art department. Please do not send any Microsoft documents for printing. There are no Microsoft programs that allow users to create hi-resolution graphics for professional printing.

 

Have a great time brainstorming and we look forward to seeing your ideas!

 

Copper Box

PO Box 3966

Oshkosh, WI 54903

[email protected]

VOTE for your favorite WI band, radio station, music teacher, and venue...

February 20, 2013

WI Area Music Industry (WAMI) wants to hear from you!

Go to:

http://wamimusic.com/vote-2013/2013-wami-peoples-choice-awards-nomination-ballot/

Vote for your favorite WI:

-Band/Artist

-Music Venue

-Music Teacher

-Radio Station

 

*Anyone can vote.  (SEE FAQ on www.wamimusic.com)

*Only one vote per email.

*WI is split into 4 quadrants.  Vote for the one you are in or NorthEast (where Copper Box is).  See FAQ for a map of these divisions.

*DEADLINE: March 8th, 2013

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE WI MUSIC SCENE!!!

 

DOWNLOAD Copper Box songs HERE!!

February 07, 2013

BUY Copper Box songs online here:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/copper-box/id21326131

Get them fast and affordable and easy!!

 

 


Milwaukee, WI - River Rhythms Concert Series is asking for your input

February 04, 2013

If you are in Milwaukee or would like to go to their concerts, they are asking who you would like to see perform at their concert series 2013.

River Rhythms Concerts are located at Pere Marquette in Milwaukee, WI ....go to the link below and that will take you to a voting page on facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/questions/319858274781620/

 

If you are a non-facebook person, just contact them via email at their website:

http://www.westown.org/westown/contact+us/default.asp

 

 

 

 

Happy New Year!

January 04, 2013

Thanks to everyone who continues to help us through another year----playing music is definitely the fun part of our job! 

Some of our favorite 2012 memories (no special order):

-That one show at Trempealeau Hotel...we were all packed inside and having a great time dancing and playing! 

-Chilton Beerfest, still a great place to let your hair down!

-Sand Creek Brewery "Screw Winter Party!" ---the weather was actually beautiful in March 2012!

-Jamming with The Iquana's (from New Orleans) at a birthday party in WI!

-Our first Florida tour to Punta Gorda & Key West!

-Good times at Kochanski's in Milwaukee! 

-We helped raise a lot of money for the Children's Hospital at the annual Lakeshore Days in Sheboygan!

-Return to California, Missouri, New Orleans, Minnesota, etc.

-Meeting other artists at festivals, shows, gas stations, etc.   

-Opening for REO Speedwagon.

-Kurt's birthday bash/end of the world party!

Thanks for making these and many other great memories with us!  See you in 2013!

 

-Copper Box

 

 

Facebook- First CBox Christmas song

December 07, 2012

Thanks---we made a huge attempt at this--thanks to you, but we just fell short.  We'll try again next year!

We will be releasing our first-ever original Copper Box Christmas song, "This Christmas" on www.facebook.com/copperboxband when we reach 2750 likes.  We would love to have you share with your friends and family our facebook page.

 

 

You can help...

October 08, 2012

There is only so much one person can do, but together we can do a lot!

We are trying to get the word out to SIGN UP on our EMAIL LIST to get updates and FREE music downloads of Copper Box.  With your help we can reach more people...let your friends and family know that they need to sign up on our email list on the home page of our website: www.copperboxsite.com to get the FREE music downloads sent directly to you, along with weekly updates on recordings and tour dates.

Also, let your friends and family know to visit us on facebook.com/copperboxband and CLICK LIKE if you like the band.  LIKES are good, right?

Want something more from us?  Let us know WHAT you want from Copper Box (email me at [email protected]) and we'll try our best to deliver!  You are our fans and we love you!!!

 

Benefit for "Kids at the Dump"...

October 07, 2012

Today (Sun. Oct. 7th) is the benefit for the Kids at the Dump. A great mission put together to help kids that are less fortunate and need our help.  Copper Box Unplugged (Danny & Michelle Jerabek)...and the Dead Horses...bake sale, silent auction,raffles....We would love to see you today at the Southside Yacht Club...we'll start jammin some tunes at 4-5pm, but come at 3pm to get a head start.

New Orleans and Oktoberfests

September 24, 2012

Wow! Copper Box has had an awesome start to the Oktoberfest season the last two weeks.  The band's 7th year at the Plymouth Oktoberfest and the 2nd @ Chippewa Falls Oktoberfest were both physically and emotionally amazing.  

Tomorrow the band heads down to New Orleans for the first time to perform.  Check the tour page for information on where and when.  New Orleans is famous for being culturally rich in music, art, food, and dancing.  CBox is expecting to take that all in and more.....  :)

Our long standing Oktoberfest gigs in Appleton and Dheinsville(Germantown) Wisconsin will be on our minds when we get back home, and we plan on "Polka Rockin'" everyone there.  

Ein Prosit, everybody!

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Americana Music Conference

September 11, 2012

Michelle will be heading to the Americana Music Conference held in Nashville, TN this week to represent the band.  There is also a guest performance by Bonnie Raitt at The Ryman this year, as well as several other artists supporting the Americana genre of music.  If you are wondering what exactly IS Americana?....It's roots music that includes multiple musical influences such as polka, Zydeco, blues, roots rock, some older country, singer songwriters, bluegrass, jazz, etc.  It is a very vague term, but remains live and well and growing in popularity as the musical age we are in evolves. 

For more information or to join & support Americana Music, visit

http://www.americanamusic.org/

 

Opening for REO Speedwagon...Thurs. Aug. 30th

August 27, 2012

Are you coming?  Looking forward to seeing you there at Waterfest in Oshkosh on Thurs. Sept. 30th.  There are 4 bands and Copper Box will be performing 3rd, followed by REO.  We are excited----Danny will have the sousaphone ready and we will all probably shower that day.  See you there!

Connect with us on facebook

July 11, 2012

Connect with us on www.facebook.com/copperboxband.  We have 2,400 likes and we'd like to reach 3,000 by the end of the year!  This is a great way to keep updated with new songs, videos, photos from the shows, tour dates, etc.  Help us reach our 3,000 goal by spreading the word and recommending friends and family to check out Copper Box on facebook.  Thank you!

 

Copper Box wins Americana/Roots Band of the Year from WAMI

April 16, 2012

Thank you to the WAMI (Wisconsin Area Music Industry) members who voted for Copper Box in the Americana/Roots genre.  We are very honored!

 

http://www.thenorthwestern.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012204160508

WAMI (Wisconsin Area Music Industry) Award Nominees

March 14, 2012

WOW!  Sweet!  Good news!!!   Copper Box has been nominated for best Roots/Americana Band of the Year for 2012, along with a lot of other great Wisconsin Americana Groups. 

AND the main squeezer of Copper Box, Danny Jerabek, has been nominated for Specialty Instrumentalist of the Year, too.    Thank you to everyone who nominated the band. 

Kevin Junemann

March 01, 2012

Hello friends- We wanted everyone to know that Kevin Junemann, Copper Box bassist and honorary 'teddy bear', had emergency surgery on Monday night.  He is doing fine and hopes to join up with the band in a couple of weeks.  So get well, KJ!  We have a lot of great gigs and good times coming up....... :)

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CBox's 10th Anniversary Show!!--Packed house, great vibe!

January 28, 2012

Thanks to all of you that came out to celebrate with us and listen to some of the old and new songs.  The Algoma Club was rockin'!  SEE PHOTOS on the PHOTO PAGE.  Thanks to Dave Jerabek, Nate Grier, Jeff Roblee, Jason Van Ryzin, Kevin Junemann and your families---all your time and talent is greatly appreciated!

Thanks to our family, friends and fans that helped us make it 10 years!!!!  There are too many people to list.  We couldn't do this without you coming to our shows and buying our music!  THANK YOU!

Here's to another 10 years!! Cheers!

The Scene - reviewed Copper Box's latest recording, "People Change"

November 10, 2011

http://foxvalley.scenenewspaper.com/arts-entertainment/24-arts-entertainment/906-cd-reviews-lynch-copper-box-and-the-great-kat.html

Tuesday, 01 November 2011 

By Jim Lundstrom

copperbox

 

Copper Box

People Change

People certainly do change. So do bands. Copper Box, led by the husband-wife multi-instrumental musical team of Danny and Michelle Jerabek, has evolved into a fascinatingly diverse and musically mature band, as evidenced by their new release People Change.

The CD kicks off with three Danny-penned songs, the second of which, “Racing,” gives Michelle a chance to play chanteuse with a great pop vocal. Track 3, “Adios Baby,” features a spine-tingling organ that seems to seep in through the cracks, a big blast of bari sax from Michelle, a nice, bright trumpet solo by Danny, and a brilliant, heavy horn section carrying the tune out to its organic, orgiastic conclusion. I think more than anything this track shows a musical depth that puts this band on par with anyone making music anywhere.

I swear my scalp tingled the first time I heard their sweet intro to “Soulful Strut,” with Danny playing brilliant button accordion in place of the horn section and piano used as lead instruments in the 1968 original by Young-Holt Unlimited. That instrumental release was actually recorded earlier that year as “Am I the Same Girl,” with vocal by Barbara Acklin, who was married to the song’s writer, Eugene Record. For some reason, Acklin’s voice was removed and replaced with piano performed by Floyd Morris. Copper Box reunites the instrumental hit with the vocal version. Michelle adds the right melancholic touch.

They follow that with a smoking version of Cesar Rosas’ “Corrido #1” from Los Lobos groundbreaking 1984 release How Will the Wolf Survive?

My favorite moment on the record comes on track 7, when Danny takes a trumpet solo on the chestnut “Tennessee Waltz.” His trumpet speaks in big, bold, round, brassy tones, really baring the soul of the song.

I think I can honestly say this is the best recording and best sounding recording Copper Box has made. Danny served as producer.

Copper Box recorded at the northern Wisconsin Alchematic Productions run by Mark Richardson, whose impressive recording credits include stints at Electric Lady and Atlantic Records in New York. Whatever combination of elements it was, something magical happened here.

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Copper Box to celebrate 10 years of happiness, sadness, and booty shaking!

October 31, 2011

On Friday January 27th, 2012 Copper Box will be celebrate 10 years of......... rehearsing, writing songs, arranging, sleeping, travelling, dumpy hotel rooms, drinking jager bombs, really nice and expensive hotel rooms (that we didn't have to pay for), buying fuel, drinking coffee, eating peanuts, chewing sunflower seeds, etc..... (you get the picture)   

 

January 27th @ Algoma Club in Oshkosh,WI.    All present and past Copper Box band members will be performing throughout the evening.  And maybe some other crazy musician friends will join in, too.   Make plans now and we hope to see you all there!

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The Polish Moon - reviews 'People Change'

October 03, 2011

 

http://polishmoon.wordpress.com/2011/10/02/people-change%E2%80%9D-by-copper-box-album-review/

 

“People Change” By Copper Box: Album Review

Posted: October 2, 2011 by polishmoon in Music - Album Reviews
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This is a hard review to write, for several reasons. Copper Box is an Oshkosh, WI based band … a label that often denotes descriptors like “local-talent” or “home-grown” … and all accompanying visions of bad “Free Bird” or “Play That Funky Music” covers. They are also referred to as a “polka-rock” band quite often. Now, I grew up on the south side of Milwaukee … my grandfather played in a polka band … and I’m Polish – I know polkas. While Copper Box does play polkas, these are not my grandfathers polkas. Copper Box is an anomaly: they transcend the “local/polka” labels and are truly a professional-talent level quartet whose eclectic style is possibly the one thing keeping them from being huge. A bit about the band first.

When I try to describe the kind of music Copper Box plays to people, I usually end up unleashing a series of genres that leave people a bit confused. Sure, they know how to rock out a polka … but their repertoire includes healthy doses of zydeco, roots/americana and latin-fusion. When dabbling in so many styles, musically virtuosity is a must … and the four musicians have no trouble bringing an “A” game. Fronted by the husband and wife duo of Danny and Michelle Jerabek, “CBx” could practically hold a musical instrument clinic. Danny is so good on the button accordion, he’s practically a squeeze-box savant. Add to that skilled abilities on keyboards, cornet, sousaphone, clarinet, guitar and penny whistle (and more I’m sure), he’s practically a one man band. Vocally, he’s solid … and his inflections, yelps and banter remind me of New Orleans creole … Dr. John … hell, even Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show (early years) In live performances he’s a true showman, with enough manic energy to win over a crowd in no time … and enough dance moves to keep the ladies happy. Yep, I said it. I’ve seen CBx 5 times now … and every show some woman in the crowd loves his moves. Ladies like dancin’ afterall.

Michelle Jerabek brings an equal amount of talent, both vocally and instrumentally. Her voice has enough range to pull off a wide variety of styles, and just the right amount of grit to add energy when things get rockin’. Not to be outdone by Danny, she brings her own music store of instruments to the table. Highly skilled at tenor and baritone saxophones, she also plays guitar, flute, squeeze-box and fan favorite … washboard. Yep, washboard. Also an energetic performer, her all-in washboard style is to the male fans what Danny’s butt-shakin’ antics are to the ladies. At the last show I attended, some guy I didn’t know felt it important to tell me this: “I never thought I’d say this, but that is some pretty hot scratch-board thing playin.” There it is folks. Everything a great front-of-stage performer needs: talent, energy and sex-appeal. Copper Box has TWO such people up front.

Having grown up in a musical family, and having been in several bands myself, I know how important (and woefully underappreciated) a quality rhythm section is. The only word that comes to mind when I think of the CBx back-stage boys is this: savage.

Bassist Kevin Junemann is so good, you rarely realize it … until you start paying close attention. His lines, which in lesser hands could easily become repetitive, travel and roll and walk the frets in inventive – and oft melody driving – ways. That’s what I like most about his playing … he’s not flashy, but his efforts stick in the back of your head. Don’t believe me? Go try to play “Irish Washerwoman” on a bass guitar. Kevin can.

At home-plate sits Jason Van Ryzin, a man who understands what drumming/percussion is truly about. It’s about back-bone and texture. I was a drummer for eleven years and – although I never came close to Van Ryzin’s skill level – I know how hard it is to be inventive, yet tasteful. He obviously gets it … his transitions and fills adapt to each distinct style of music seamlessly … never losing sight of the meter … and peeking through just enough to add a flash of style. Should you hear a Copper Box album – or see them live – pay close attention to his cymbal work. Bad drummers use cymbals as exclamation marks … alone. Van Ryzin takes a Stewart Copeland approach … weaving them into the overall tapestry.

All in all, I can’t say it enough – this band is ROCK solid … and an absolute joy to see live. The music industry has taken some notice as well, as they have received several Wisconsin Area Music Industry awards and nominations (People’s Choice, Americana Artist of the Year, Specialty Instrumentalist of the Year (Danny Jerabek)). There you have it – the band. On to the review.

“People Change” is the sixth Copper Box album overall, released earlier this year. For the purpose of a review, I really have to break it into three parts: traditional, covers, and original songs. The sole traditional song of “Some People” is “Irish Washerwoman,” a hearty old stomp that the band handles easily, but sparks it up with some hootin’ and hollarin.’ A great version, this … plus you get the added bonus of hearing Junemann play it via a bass break-down.

Cover-songs – and doing them well – is truly an art form … retaining the original personality, yet adding your own spin. Copper Box has, to this point, done some great covers (Born On The Bayou, Squeeze-Box, Peter Gunn) and one near-legendary cover (Comfortably Numb … seriously). Of the four covers on this album, three are big winners. Los Lobos’ “Corrido #1″ is an homage with harmonizing Jerabek vocals that Cesar Rosas should be proud of. The Record/Sanders classic “Soulful Strut” gets a great treatment here, with a strong vocal performance from Michelle … it’s a sweet slice of early-70′s AM soul sound … with accordion. It works. A wicked-hot take on Sonny Landreth’s ”The Flame Will Never Die” is bursting with energy … and comes damn close to capturing the vibe of a live show. It should be a live staple – ’nuff said. The only cover that … hmmm … I don’t want to say it doesn’t work … hmmm. The King/Stewart classic “Tennessee Waltz” is played well … and sung well … it just doesn’t seem to fit. Stylistically, I feel it clashes with the personality of the band … it has a restrained feel that almost swims against the tide. I feel bad not loving it … because it is a quality take … but the nature of the song leaves little room for added life.

As far as original tunes go, “Some People” continues to show growth and improvement in the band’s own creations. The album opens with a trio of originals that demonstrate the genre hopping ability Copper Box has … and how well it works. “Some People Change” is a latin-tinged stomp with an intriguing Tom Waits bit of sinister in it. “Racing” is a song from early in the band’s catalog that gets an update … a melancholy number with a breezy chorus straight from the sunny 1970s. Next up is “Adios Baby,” another latin-flavored song (claves people, claves) with a darker flavor. In fact, these three songs rank among my favorites from the band-due to the tone. With so much fun and energy inherent in zydeco and polka, it’s nice to see the band explore moodier, soulful and downright groove-laden sounds. The album closer - “Won’t You Love Me Like That” – is also an interesting song … slipping in and out of styles … with Danny singing some parts, Michelle singing others. It’s got soul … it’s got a sweet groove (I’m using ‘groove’ too much, but that’s the best word for something with so much … groove) … it’s a nice way to wrap the album up.

As far as original polkas go, Danny Jerabek has unleashed a winner with “Johnsonville Firemen’s Two Step.” It’s a fun shuffle that Wisconsin Polka phenom Mike Schneider would be proud of. Mike knows polkas. Actually, I wonder if Danny and Mike know each other. I hope so. I see kindred spirits there.

A long-winded review, I know … but this band is special … and worth talking about. Yes, they play polkas. Yes they are from Oshoksh, WI. You know what? That makes me proud  (as a native Wisconsinite) as they are also very, very good. “Some People” is their best release to date … I’m excited to see where the band goes from here.

Pros: The best album so far from a band brimming with talent … and unique flavor.

Cons: If you are a staunch anti-polka/zydeco/roots music person, you won’t like it … and I am sad for you.

Rating: OOOO (“Excellent” – 4 Moons out of 5) A high-quailty album from start to finish.

If you haven’t seen Copper Box live … and they are in your area – go see them. Their live show is outstanding. You will like polkas by the time you leave …

… and here’s a good example of the vibe and their musicianship … and a bit of “Comfortably Numb.” (I told you, I wasn’t lying) You will like polkas by the time you leave.

 

 

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KAXE Interview on the topic of ethnicity...Sat. Sept. 10th

September 08, 2011

Tune in to 91.7fm KAXE radio from Grand Rapids, MN to hear a LIVE interview on Sat. Sept. 10th from 10am-12noon with Michelle Jerabek on the topic of ethnicity and how Copper Box started.  You can listen in on your computer by clicking here: http://kaxe.org/streaming.aspx

 

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Copper Box on RFD TV...Come and be part of the show!

September 08, 2011

Copper Box will be performing on RFD TV for the "Mollie B Polka Party" in Rothschild, WI.  The TV Taping will take place at The Patriot Center located at 10101 Market St. Rothschild, WI 54474 on Wed. Sept. 14th at 9pm. 

For more information and advance tickets visit http://www.rfdtv.com/events/mollie_b_polka_party/tickets/.

The TV show will be aired later this year.

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Copper Box opens for The Doobie Brothers...

September 01, 2011

CLICK ON THE LINK TO SEE THE PHOTOS...from THE NORTHWESTERN.

http://oshkoshhub.thenorthwestern.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=U0&Dato=20110831&Kategori=OSH05&Lopenr=108310815&Ref=PH

An amazing crowd to end the Waterfest concert series 2011 with Mighty Short Bus, Copper Box and then The Doobie Brothers at the Leach Amphitheater in Oshkosh, WI.  Copper Box promoted their 2010 release, LIVE FROM WATERFEST 2010 DVD and their newest CD release called, PEOPLE CHANGE.

It was great to meet everyone backstage.  A lot of times headliners won't say too much to an opening band, but The Doobie Brothers were great to work with and their crew was fantastic, and their show and sound was amazing!  The biggest crowd for the season...7000+. 

 

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NEW CD is HERE!! We are working on getting the new CD, PEOPLE CHANGE, into your hands...

July 18, 2011

Here's what one fan emailed us about the new release:

"We received your new CD today and absolutely love it! The mix of new work with classic former work has made for an awesome blend of 48+ minutes of outstanding Copper Box tunes! Your gift of music creativity is a true blessing and greatly enjoyed. We are SO THANKFUL to have literally stumbled upon Copper Box 6 years ago at Summerfest. Keep up the fine work."

 

CD TITLE: People Change  

Release Date: 7/13/11

Tracks include:

  1. Some People Change   (written by Danny Jerabek)
  2. Racing   (Danny Jerabek) *re-recorded
  3. Adios Baby   (Danny Jerabek)
  4. The Flame Will Never Die   (Sonny Landreth)
  5. Soulful Strut   (Eugene Record, William Nelson Sanders)
  6. Corrido #1   (Cesar Rosas)
  7. Tennessee Waltz   (Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart)
  8. Johnsonville Firemen's Two Step   (Danny Jerabek)
  9. Everytime I Try   (Danny and Michelle Jerabek)
  10. Irish Washerwoman   (Traditional)
  11. Searchin' for Something   (Danny Jerabek)
  12. Won't You Love Me Like That   (Danny Jerabek) *re-recorded

**Danny Jerabek: vocals, button accordion, keyboard, cornet, penny whistle;  Michelle Jerabek: vocals, tenor and bari saxophones, acoustic guitar, washboard; Kevin Junemann: bass, ukelele; Jason Van Ryzin: drums, percussion

**We recorded the CD mostly in our home studio with engineer Mark Richardson from Alchematic Productions.  Mixed by Danny Jerabek and Mark Richardson.  Mastered by Mark Richardson.

STORES:  We are working on getting the CD into your local music stores, so if you have a store that would like to sell the CDs, please email me at [email protected] and let me know the contact information.

RADIO/PODCASTS:  If you have a local radio station that would play the CD, please email me at [email protected] to make sure I have them on our list. 

PROMOTION:  If you know of any magazine, newspaper, blog that would review and promote the CD, please email me at [email protected] and I will add them to our list as well.

FANS:  Without you, we'd be stuck with our music in our hands....we appreciate your support!!!  Thank you! 

HOW CAN YOU GET A COPY OF THE CD?

  1. BUY ONLINE:  Go to our STORE page and buy via PAYPAL.  Allow 2-4 days for shipping. 
  2. BUY VIA SNAIL MAIL: If you'd rather send us a check via snail mail, you can send a check for $18.00 (includes tax, S&H) to Copper Box, PO Box 3966 Oshkosh, WI 54903.  We will send it to you immediately!
  3. VISIT YOUR LOCAL MUSIC STORE:  If they don't have it, please send us an email with the store name and location.  We will contact them about selling our CDs.  If you know of a local store that is NOT a music store, but would like to sell our CDs, please let us know by emailing me at [email protected] 
  4. COME TO A LIVE SHOW:  We always carry plenty of CDs with us at live shows, so check out the TOUR DATES on our website and come to a show to get your copy today!!

Thank you!!!

 

 

 

 

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