Live For Live Music and Shari Frank Presents:Â Fishead Stew – The Cutting Room – Wednesday, March 13th
What do you get when you mix Dave Malone (The Radiators), Camile Baudoin (The Radiators), Adam Deitch (Lettuce/Break Science), Dave Pomerlau (Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes), and Mark Rechler (OUTHOUSE, Icons of Funk, Circus Mind) together for a night at the newly re-opened Cutting Room in New York City? One hell of a tasty FISHEAD STEW! On Wednesday, March 13th, The Cutting Room will play host to Fishead Stew, a funk/rock supergroup that will be playing the music of The Radiators and other funk legends in a one-off show that is not to be missed. Basically, we have some of New York and New Orleans’ filthiest musicians coming together for one funky-ass night of music. That sounds about right, doesn’t it? Check out info here and be sure to get down to the show:
Date:Â Â Â Â Â Wednesday, March 13th
Venue: Â The Cutting Room (44 E. 32nd Street – New York, NY
Time:Â Â Â Â 7pm-1am
Tickets: $35 in Advance/$50 at Door (purchase online here)
Let’s give you a rundown of the players:
Dave Malone and Camile Baudoin
Dave and Camile are two of the founding members of New Orleans’ legendary group The Radiators. Dave is the lead guitarist, vocalist and songwriter. Camile shares lead guitar duties with dave, and plays with or without the slide. Both musicians were born in New Orleans; Dave’s life changed when he witnessed The Beatles play on the Ed Sullivan Show. At that moment, he realized he wanted nothing more than to be a musician. For Camile, it was being invited on stage as a 10-12 year old kid to play with the Dufrene Brothers. “After that night, I pretty much knew what I was going to be doing for the rest of my life.” After playing in several bands, Dave and fellow band mate Reggie Scanlan received a call one day to come down to a jam session with Camile, Ed Volker, and Frank Bua. After a few beers and an epic jam session, The Radiators were born in January of 1978. Quickly becoming a staple of the New Orleans music scene, The Radiators became a national touring act and were known for their epically long live shows in which the energy never let down. They have done just about everything a touring band could possibly want, including headlining the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival on several occasions. They have also shared the stage with BB King, The Allman Brothers, Little Feat, The Band, Taj Mahal, Dr. John, and Robert Cray, just to name a few.
Adam Deitch
Best known for his drumming with the Brooklyn-based funk outfit Lettuce, drum prodigy Adam Deitch also spends much of his time on the road and writing music for his live electronic project Break Science with partner Borahm Lee. He also has worked with a plethora of artists ranging from John Scofield, John Medeski (Medeski, Martin & Wood), Eddie Roberts (The New Mastersounds), Robert Walter, Pretty Lights, Talib Kweli, Matisyahu, Pharoahe Monche, and 50 Cent as both a drummer and producer. He was recently on Jam Cruise 11 with Lettuce, and could be seen sitting in with just about every artist on the bill.
Mark Rechler
Mark is a super-talented keyboardist and has played with members of the Neville Brothers, The Meters, Soulive, Rebirth Brass Band, and Bob Marley’s band. He makes music for Discovery Networks, Comedy Hall of Fame and Animal Planet. His own projects include Circus Mind, OUTHOUSE, as well as his most recent endeavor Falling Water, which recently came out with the album The Slow Down. Mark recently played at NYC’s The Highline Ballroom with the Icons of Funk, ft. Leo Nocentelli (The Meters), Stanton Moore (Galactic), Fred Wesley (James Brown Band), and Bill “The Buddha” Dickens. It was a great night; check out our review here.
Dave Pomerlau
Dave is the bass player for the New Orleans funk outfit Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes. He is a classically trained musician and can play just about any style of music, at any given time, on any night of the week. He claims to be able to play any Beatles song including the b sides. In his spare time, he spends time teaching music to aspiring musicians.
Two sets beginning at 8:30 – 1:00 am
Opening the night for Fishead Stew will be singer-songwriter Michael Tolcher.  Michael is a recording artist on Octane Sony Records and has toured and opened for acts such as the Dave Matthews Band, Maroon 5, The Funky Meters, Blues Traveler, G. Love and Special Sauce, and Gavin DeGraw. He will be opening the show at approximately 7pm.