Originally broadcast on NTS on March 28, 2014 from New York City. Almost all of the tracks are IDed by Eamon and Justin during the show, so just keep your ears peeled if you want to know what tune you’re listening to.
Author: Maestro Saturday
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Sunday Shea
The Mister returns for another indoor Sunday afternoon jam, this time at Shea Stadium. Eamon and Justin will bring the tunes; there’ll be food; and the drinks will be cheap – you know how we do. Shea Stadium has a nice balcony for catching rays, and whether spring chooses to show its face by then or not, it’ll be nice and warm on the dancefloor.
One thing to note: Shea Stadium’s name is a bit deceptive. It’s not nearly as big as the former Mets ballfield that bore its name, so getting tickets in advance is a good idea. We’ll sell out for sure.
That’s about it. We’ll see you on the dancefloor.
Silent Sunday
Mister Sunday lands at Silent Barn, the best little DIY gallery/barber shop/record store/party space in all the land. There will be food; drinks will be cheap; Justin Carter and Eamon will play those Sunday afternoon and evening tunes; and fun will be plentiful. Only thing is that Silent Barn is really small, so get a ticket quick, because this will sell out.
Ballroom Dancing
The Mister takes over the high-ceilinged ballroom of The Bell House. We’re bringing in our own soundsystem, hanging the lights, and Eamon and Justin are playing records from 10pm until the end. The party tends to sell out in advance these days, so it’s wise to buy a ticket in advance.
We’ll see you on the dancefloor.
NOTE: We’re just a couple days away from this weekend’s party at The Bell House, and we’re getting stoked. Advance tickets sold out for this one late last week, so if you don’t have a ticket already, here’s what we’re going to do:
When the doors open at 10pm, we’ll have a handful of tickets for sale. We imagine those will go pretty quickly, so it’s a good idea to show up early. Otherwise, we’ll have a look at the dancefloor at 1am, and if it feels comfortable, we’ll start letting more people in around then. The Bell House is large, and we’re optimistic that we’ll have some room later on.
It’s probably also a good time to remind you that we’re doing Mister Sunday at Silent Barn on the 16th of March. If you want to come, it’s a good idea to get tickets for that party now.
That’s all for now… We’ll see you soon!
General Ludd – Fit of Passion EP
General Ludd is Rich McMaster from New Jersey and Tom Marshallsay from Canterbury. The guys met at the Glasgow Art School, where Rich studied environmental art and Tom studied fine art. Their first collaborations were interactive sound installations, but that quickly gave way to all night music making sessions, some of which resulted in this fine twelve-inch. Both tracks have already become staples at Mister Saturday Night parties. Eamon tends to play the heady, “Brothers and Sisters,” and Justin tends to play the absolutely crushing, “Woo Ha,” but we’re sure you’ll like them both.
The record is now available at our online store.