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Published: 11/6/2007 12:41 PM
Last Modified: 11/6/2007 12:41 PM


Callupsie performs at Soundpony.
Michael Wyke/Tulsa World


Friday, catch a buzz with three up-and-coming acts -- Tulsa's Callupsie, Oklahoma City's El Paso Hot Button, and Hot Springs, Ark.'s Church of the Snake.

Each band is uniquely energetic and infectiously rambunctious in their own ways.

This year's Spot Music Award Rising Star winners, poppy/jazzy/big beat band Callupsie, will perform with one-man band and rock 'n' roll avalanche Mickey Reece, aka EPHB, with special guest, the nebulous, grimy, noisy rock of Church of the Snake.

Big things are happening with these bands. Callupsie is planning a CD release in December, with the 10-track, yet-to-be-titled album recorded entirely at Armstrong studio in Tulsa, by Stephen Egerton of the Descendents. Bill Stevenson (Black Flag) and Jason Livermore (Drag the River) will master the record at the Blasting Room in Ft. Collins, Colo., according to the band's Web site. Stevenson and Livermore have mastered such bands as the Lemonheads, NOFX, Descendents, Rise Against and Alkaline Trio.

Reece (EPHB) recently released his best work to date, "When I Needed Sympathy," a dark, pounding, dissonant testament to rock 'n' roll. His sound is Quintron and Miss Pussycat meets White Stripes meets '70s era art punk -- and it's phenomenal.

Tickets are $5. Doors open at 8 p.m. at the Continental Club, First Street and Elgin Ave.

More information:
www.tulsaworld.com/callupsie
www.tulsaworld.com/ephb

Here's a video of El Paso Hot Button's "They Invented It Stupid," from the album "When I Needed Sympathy."



And here's a video of Callupsie's "For Ben," from the upcoming album.



CHECK THIS FRIDAY'S SPOT MAGAZINE FOR A LINEUP OF GREAT WEEKEND SHOWS!



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Barrelhouse Beat

Barrelhouse: A colloquialism describing the low saloons at the turn of the century (19th) that served whiskey straight out of the barrel. It's also a reference to the type of music played in those venues. Ex: Barrelhouse music.

Beat: The time or timing. Ex: The band played with a solid beat. Also used as a term describing a reporters specific area of expertise. Ex: The music beat.

About me: I'm Okie born and raised, and have lived all over the state: Oklahoma City, Enid, Moore, Norman, Edmond and Tulsa. I am a music geek, writer, graphic designer and amateur photographer and videographer who's followed the Tulsa and regional music scene since I moved to Green Country more than 10 years ago. I've been enmeshed in Tulsa's varied and vibrant musical night life, what some of us affectionately call a modernized throwback to the Barrelhouse scene, since that time. I fell in love with it. I fell hard.


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