
How could we let you forget? Sorry I'm reapeating myself so much, but you can see how much we want you to be at The Silver Fox Thursday, November 2nd.
Our Oregonian techni electro friends The Fast Computers will kick off the night, and then the Dalloways will debit some new tunes.
Visit The Dalloways Tour Page for specs.

OK, Bakotopians - this show is a mindblowing event! The Dalloways are stepping out of the studio and will feature local guitar senation James Ratliff of Norfolk fame. They're also rolling out a Tears for Fears classic as yet to be named.
This show with Eugene Oregon's The Fast Computers will blend the dreampop and the techno, the Brit with the electro!
Visit The Dalloways Tour Page for specs.
 I know we said our last show was the show of the century, but that was for Fresno. This show with our Oregon friends The Fast Computers is the show of the century for Bakersfield. Dalloways and TFC's go electro dreampop. Hear it ... see it ... dream it ... don't miss it!
Visit The Dalloways Tour Page for specs.
October 20th, the band perform in the big electro dreampop fixation extravaganza at The Starline. The show featured Blake Jones and the Trike Shop and newcomers Poplord. Blake and the fellows were in true form--the Theremin wept joyously under the gentle coaxing of Blake's hands. This is sixties Brian Wilson inspired avant garde at its best.
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 Look, you simply can't miss this! On November 2nd, The Dalloways will emerge from the deep dark cavern of the studio for one night only, and they're joined by beautiful Oregon electro-pop beauties and musical compatriots The Fast Computers. Here's the Bakotopia Event Page, featuring links to the bands.
It's this or another lonely Thursday evening at home. So come on out 'cause this crowd's fun.
And here's a link to The Dalloways Tour Page with more info.
 Greetings, Bakotopians! I'm up late after a good weekend of recording and British car driving. Curious? I just blogged and slide show'd about the British Car Roundup where my little '69 MGB GT Coupe fit in nicely.
And now, into Dalloways related news:
Early Monday morning before work proper, we recorded two more vocal tracks with the magical Neumann golden mic at Royal Dutch. Here's a little bit about the songs:
"Nightbird" - This one's got a sway and groove reminiscent of Burt Bacharach and Prefab Sprout, if that makes sense. ...
Oh, just click to The Dalloways Blogspot for the rest of the story! It's our official blog.
 Today we had some mixed success in the vox booth at Royal Dutch. We started the session planning to lay down lead vocal tracks for four songs, but by the time I finished the first, my voice was pretty much done for the day. I've found that it's best to listen to the voice, so we packed it up.
But we got one vocal track down tight! Here's the story on the song.
"Love You Regardless" - This sexy Beatles-esque (70's era) groove has ...
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ONLINE CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP WITH POET STERLING WARNER
October 29-November 11
Every poet and fiction writer--from beginner to published author--needs a good reader from time to time. That's why the Creative Writing Community and Metamorphoses are hosting their second creative writing workshop featuring guest poet and teacher Sterling Warner. ...
The CWC is open to all interested writers. For the rest of the story including a 20% discount on Warner's book and instructions on how to participate, visit Gary's creative writing blog Ruined by Books.
Cramming to Write a Song
 Whoa! We've been busily working away at the latest album, The Distant Fairs. This week, I found myself facing down a lead vocal session on a song with no set lyrics.
So I burnt the oil, typed away, worked and worked and tap tapped the keys till late Sunday night until I finished the thing! Here's a hint of what it's about: ...
For the full story, visit The Dalloways Blog!
This last Wednesday, September 27th, I sped up to Fresno for yet another lead vocal session at Royal Dutch. Aaron and I cranked out vox for three more songs. Here's a tantalizing snapshot of each:
"Ada" - about a 19th Century female mathematician</a> and daughter of a famous romantic poet. The Dalloways spin her into a tragic figure. Also creatively rhymes "Ada" with "Lay-tah." ...
For the full story, pictures, and slides, visit The Dalloways' Official Blog!
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