YELLAE DEUKS
Anstruther Music Festival
Gummi Bako & the Gumporium band will be
playing at the Yellae Deuks festival on Easter Weekend along
with
a
whole
load
of other canny musicians. Details
on the Yellae Deuks website.
As well as all the live music there's fun daytime events,
including the world famous Dreel Duck
Race,
hosted
by the
good folks
of
the Anstruther
Improvements Association.
Visit
the A.I.A.
website
for more info.
BURNS NIGHT ANTICS
at the Dreel Tavern
I'll be joining the revellers in the Dreel
Tavern this weekend to celebrate the birth of Rabbie Burns.
There'll be haggis, neeps & tatties and hopefully at least
a handful of titters. If yer foo an ye'll no be
alang, ye'll hae tae do wi' this wee sang...
 GUMMI
STRIPS IT BACK
on acoustic outing
One man and a guitar! Who could want for more? A 6
track CDR of acoustic ditties performed live for your aural
pleasure.
Every home should have one! You never know when it might
come in handy. Useful for filling awkward gaps in conversation
etc.
> Get
your copy here
KING
CREOSOTE COVERS GUMMI TRACKS
on his latest vinyl EPs
Fife folk overlord King Creosote covered two Gummi Bako
tracks on his latest EPs released on Domino Records. GB's
Little Man appears on "I
learned from the Gaels" and Going Gone appears on "It
turned out for the best". It just so happened that GB's
milk round took him past the studio on the day of the recording
and he managed to spill some creamy goodness into the final
mix. Och weel, no harm done!
 GUMMI BAKO + COME IN TOKYO
on debut double-feature split single
Gummi
Bako have tag-teamed up with Edinburgh's rage rawk combo
Come in Tokyo to unleash a double whammy of whup-ass
tracks on their debut split single. The 7" vinyl
single features all-new band recordings (have
a sneaky listen here)
and is out
on the Nekkid
Rekkids label.
> Get
your copy here
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