Sweet Transistor - Live @ Old School Studios
LIVE @ OLD SCHOOL STUDIOS with MR JASON – Saturday 27th April 2013
SWEET TRANSISTOR – Today we have a rockin’ lil set from Norwich’s “Sweet Transistor”. They were a 3 piece, and now they’re a 4 piece. You might want to put your earplugs in, cos this is a loud one! But it’s GOOD loud, not bad loud, so don’t panic.
Hey, Whaddaya Say, Let’s Radio!
SWEET TRANSISTOR MEMBERS
Courtenay Lead Vocals / Guitar
Joe Guitar / Vocals
Miles Drums
Tom Bass / Vocals
SWEET TRANSISTOR gigs
4th May 2013 Hog In Armour Norwich, UK
24th May 2013 The Brickmakers Norwich, UK
WEBSITES
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sweet-Transistor/63280558801?fref=ts
This music was performed completely live, without a safety net, mixed & recorded to analog tape by Conor Etteridge, & mastered by Mr Jason, at Old School Studios in Norwich, UK – http://www.oldschoolstudios.co.uk
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