The Julian Munyard band performing at the Beerwah Hotel.
Tuesday August 10, 2021
The Musos once more enjoyed the Julian Munyard band (Julian, Bakani. Jack, Sam, and Max) on Tuesday night. Thank you to this youthful outfit, brimming with talent, for their commitment, presenting such a tight show. Players two and three times their age could certainly pick up some tips! After a superb set of originals (Julian played his album plus two new songs) the band was pressed for an encore and shocked me (and perhaps others) by performing the old Kenny Rogers classic the Gambler! I have nothing against country music of course and this song with its “ace that we might keep” (“every hand’s a winner and every hand’s a loser…”) has a lot going for it. The band’s version was entertaining too, so it probably says more about me that I should have anticipated something perhaps more recent or at least closer in style to Julian’s own writing. Good on you mate, keep dealing out the surprises.
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Live at the Beerwah Hotel on Tuesday August 10, 2021
Tuesday August 10, 2021
The Musos once more enjoyed the Julian Munyard band (Julian, Bakani. Jack, Sam, and Max) on Tuesday night. Thank you to this youthful outfit, brimming with talent, for their commitment, presenting such a tight show. Players two and three times their age could certainly pick up some tips! After a superb set of originals (Julian played his album plus two new songs) the band was pressed for an encore and shocked me (and perhaps others) by performing the old Kenny Rogers classic the Gambler! I have nothing against country music of course and this song with its “ace that we might keep” (“every hand’s a winner and every hand’s a loser…”) has a lot going for it. The band’s version was entertaining too, so it probably says more about me that I should have anticipated something perhaps more recent or at least closer in style to Julian’s own writing. Good on you mate, keep dealing out the surprises…
The Stoke Sauce Radio Show is an artistic vehicle where I share my thoughts about the music and melodies I have been listening to during the week. I also elaborate on some of my ideas, experiences and intentions about the music I have been making.
The first episode of the Stoke Sauce Radio Show took shape on the 17th or March 2021 when I sat down and recorded it in one single sitting, without any real focus other than a few ideas and intentions in my head. I liked the first episode but it would be almost another month before I would record and release the second episode. Neither of these first two episodes were aired until the show went live on Anonradio.net on the 18th of May 2021.
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We had a fantastic night playing the TALK IN PICTURES album live at the Beerwah Hotel on the Tuesday night, 11th of May, 2021. What was significant about the evening was that it was the very first time I’ve/we’ve played the full album to a live audience. We enjoyed the evening and entertained a receptive and fun audience who called out for an encore and then a drum solo by followed by a bass solo.
Band Members : Julian, Bakani, Max, Jack and Sam
Julian: Vocals and Guitar
Bakani: Vocals, Bongo and Tambourine
Sam: Bass
Max Drums
Jack: Synthesiser
10 Year Celebration of the Glasshouse Mountains Musos Club
Date: Tuesday the 11th May, 2021 at [20:00] Hours (30 minute set)
Venue: The Beerwah Hotel
We gave out Album and Art stickers at the end of show, If you missed out on the stickers send a self address envelop to P.O. Box 222 Beerwah, and I will post you some stickers, for yourself and your friends.
Julian Munyard and Band playing the Talk In Picture Album Live at the Beerwah Hotel
Julian Munyard and Band Encore: I Wanna Go Surfing (Live, including Drum Solo, Bass Solo
Ding (Live)
I Wanna Go Surfing (Live)
Harley Benson (Live)
Okay (Live)
Introduction to the Band Members + Treasure Chest (Live)
Television (Live) + I’d like to tell you a story about how it all started.
Band Members:
Sam Jack Max Julian Bakani
Sidenotes:
There is also a live recording of the show on Facebook, uploaded and recored by a member of the audience and muso club available here. Live on FB.
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TALK IN PICTURE was release December 15, 2020 by Juliand Munyard
Julian Munyard is a talented artist whose music blurs the lines between indie rock, pop, and other styles. He recently released a diverse EP titled “Talk In Pictures,” featuring six songs. This release is now available on all digital streaming platforms.
Ultimately, this EP serves as a wonderful calling card for the artist, and a great taste of his talent. Julian loves to branch out and explore different styles, whilst still maintaining a strong connection with his vision and artistic personality as a whole.
Find out more about Julian Munyard and listen to “Talk In Pictures,” which is currently available on all the best digital music streaming platforms out there.
