Here it is, THE LAST SUMMER CAMP ARTIST SERIES POST. Rocking in at #47 is the always danceable Disco Biscuits. Affectionally referred to as “Bisco” by many fans, the quartet arose in the mid-90’s at the University of Pennsylvania. If you’ve never seen Bisco, be sure to bring your dancin’ feet, since that’s the best reason to see these guys live. I’ve got a great live show for you today, it was my first Bisco show ever. Also attended by Justin from LiveMusicBlog.com, this was the opening show before the moe. show I posted last week. Make sure to check out Bisco’s website and befriend them on MySpace, then hit up this set.
The Disco Biscuits
February 3rd, 2006
Aragon Ballroom
Chicago, IL
via Archive.org

Set One:
01. Banter
02. The Overture
03. The Very Moon
04. Banter
05. Caterpillar
06. Save The Robots >
07. Liquid Handcuffs * >
08. Save The Robots
09. Banter
10. Story Of The World

Show Notes:
* cover of Conspirator (Jam SuperGroup)

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Summer Camp Artist #46 is Garbage Mountain. They’re a quartet out of Chicago, IL. I like them because the tagline on their MySpace page is “Can I get a beef….dry…with sum hot peppers?” You should like them because they can jam. Check out this show from a couple months ago at Chicago’s own Kinetic Playground, and see for yourself. Of course, only after you check out the band’s website and befriend them on MySpace.

Garbage Mountain
March 30th, 2006
Kinetic Playground
Chicago, IL
via GarbageMountain.com

Disc One:
1. 40 Kirbys
2. General Public
3. Mana
4. It’s Easy
5. Sloop Jones

Disc Two:
1. Without Fear
2. Pez
3. Brokedown
4. Puddle
5. Somebody’s Watching Me
6. Long Drive
7. Turtleneck

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Summer Camp Artist #44 is Rochness Monster, a trio out of both Central Illinois and Madison, Wisconsin, apparently. They’ll be hitting up the Camping Stage at 3:30 on Friday afternoon. I’ve got nothing else to tell you except check out these tracks and befriend them on MySpace.

Rochness Monster – Skin It Back
Rochness Monster – Wedding Muffin

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Summer Camp Artist #43 is another personal favorite of mine, Champaign-Urbana’s very own Elsinore. A quartet with a new release out last month, they’re easily on of my favorite new music finds this year. I’ve got a few tracks to share with you, and don’t forget to check out their website and befriend them on MySpace. I’ll be back sometime this summer with a bunch more on Elsinore, and hopefully some samples from their new album as well. Stay tuned.

From 2005’s On Display: A Live CD:

Elsinore – Vampire In My Town
Elsinore – The Rise
Elsinore – Carolina

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Summer Camp Artist #42 is Vince Herman (frontman/founder of Leftover Salmon), and he’s also the Master of Ceremonies for Summer Camp 2006. That basically means he’s the MC on the main stage, and might even play a set or two over the course of the weekend. I’ve got a big hint for you though… if you’re a big Vince or Leftover Salmon fan, ****GO TO THE CAMPFIRES EACH NIGHT****. That’s all I have to say. Check out the man’s website and listen to all of these tracks, since they’re all pretty good.

Vince Herman and the late Buck Buckner
September 21st, 2000
Acoustic Coffeehouse
Nederland, CO
via VinceHerman.com

01: Living in Rancho Del Rio – Tribute to Preson Manning
02: Psychadelic Stomp
03: Midnight Cowboy
04: Traditional Instrumental Piece
05: You Can’t Put it Back – Kentucky Traditional (Resisting Coalmine Resetlement)
06: West Virginia You are my Home
07: Hey Woody Guthrie
08: Improv: (subject request)
09: Gasworks Park – Jim Page
10: I Hope its Only Amnesia
11: Pittsburgh Town Smoky Old Town
12: Traditional Instrumental Piece
13: Redneck Hippy
14: Take Your Little Ride
15: Truck Trivin Man (improv) w/ Buck Buckner on slide
16: Alow Me Just One More Chance – Bob Dylan
17: Rose of San Anton (improv) w/ Buck Buckner on slide
18: Audience Topic Songs (improv)
19: Linin Track
20: She Took off My Romeo – David Lindley
21: Back in 1960 (Blue Green Slime)

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