Author: jeffgrubic
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Jeff Grubic and Chamberlab
On Feb. 28th, 2014, Jeff Grubic composed a piece entitled “Banda Sin Loa”, for Chamberlab at the Rialto Theater. More info can be found here.
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We are still here!
The Ad Nauseam Project is currently working on two projects. One is a traveling museum inspired by the archeology and nature exhibits found in rarely-visited state parks and Bureau of Land Management sites. We are also working on another variation of the Grubic’s Cube.
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Pictures of Grubic’s Cube in Tours, FR
Here is a link to some nice photos of the cube in Tours, FR. Special thanks to Rubin Steiner for booking. This was the line-up for the Tours show on 9/29/11: Jean-Baptiste (JB) Geoffrey (Pneu) Jérôme Vasserau (Pneu) Jeremy Morin (The Dictaphone) Sean Rogers (Signature Hedge Cumbia)
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Flying Dinner @ Cafe Rivolux, Paris
On 10/10/11, I performed at a Flying Dinner, organized by the wonderful Linda Grabe and Samantha Barroero. I provided a replacement soundtrack for the Serge Bard film, Fun and Games for Everyone (1968), a film that ostensibly documents an art opening for Olivier Mosset. Thanks to Naïm Amor for his guitar accompaniment and Didier […]
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Links to upcoming shows in Nantes & Tours
Here are two links to the show in Tours 29/9- http://letempsmachine.com/agenda#/agenda/rock-roll-remember-lovely-eggs-grubics-cube and the two shows in Nantes 30/9, 1/10- http://www.lafabrique.nantes.eu/Mode-d-emploi/Inauguration-du-29-09-au-02-10/inauguration-fabrique-ile-de-nantes/Programme-detaille-du-vendredi.
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Answers to a few questions 1. At the age of 14, I joined a soul/R&B band that played 4 nights a week at some of the most dangerous clubs in Northern California. We would start at 9 pm and sometimes not finish until 6 the next morning. There were times when guns were pulled and […]
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New Grubic’s Cube
The first Grubic’s Cube happened in 2009 at Hotel Congress in Tucson, Arizona. A four-piece jazz band was placed inside a cube and asked to play “The Girl from Ipanema†ad nauseam. Passers-by were given balloons to inflate and place in the cube with the intent of stopping the music by immobilizing the musicians. A […]
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recent radio show
About a month ago, Jazz Telephone was lucky enough to do a live broadcast on the local radio station, KXCI. They have a podcast in their archives if you are curious. One song they did not include in the podcast was something I did with another band, The Love Dogs, almost 30 years ago. Here […]