Yankee Caravan: Dave Kleiner, Liz Pagan and Dave Sherman

Upcoming Gigs & stuff

Liz and Dave on “...Horses Sing None of it!" home-grown cable TV
will be broadcast on 1/8 on Cablevision, Morris, NJ, area 7:30 PM Sun., Channel 21

Our '...Horses Sing None of It!' show will also be broadcast on 2/10 on Comcast Northwest & Central NJ2 3:30 PM Friday, Northwest Channel 21 & Central NJ2 Channel 280 Comcast Northwest NJ

Sat., March 3: 7:30pm, Club Hatikvah
At Temple Hatikvah, at the corner of Flanders-Bartley & Pleasant Hill Roads in Flanders, New Jersey, across from Flanders Valley Golf Course. Dairy deserts/coffee, tea soda provided. BYOB (kosher beer/wine only). $15/advance, $18/door. Email tickets@templehaikvahnj.org.

Sat., March 173: 8pm, Cafe Zed (with Dave Sherman and Friends)
New Jersey Arts Incubator, 495 Prospect Ave, West Orange, NJ.

 

 

 

Now Available: Our New CD "Stuck Inside New Jersey"

Fourteen original songs, featuring many of our favorite players backing us up, including Dave Sherman, Mark Schaffer, David Goldman, Bill Meyer, Dennis Diken of the Smithereens, Graham Maby of the Joe Jackson Band, and Andy Goessling of Railroad Earth.

In keeping with the NJ theme, all tracks were written, recorded, mixed, mastered, and pressed in New Jersey. Garden State musical icons, such as Don Sternecker of Mix-O-Lydian Studio, Dave Cushing (Parents Who Rock, the Swales, etc.) of Snowdome Studio, and Gene Paul (son of the Mahwah musical genius Les Paul) of G and J Mastering.

CDs and digital downloads are now available on CDBaby, Amazon, iTunes, Rhapsody, and wherever fine digital music is sold, or by sending $15 cash check or paypal to us. Email for address.

Graham, Andy, Dennis, Dave and LIz.

Note from Liz: Why is this web page so small (it sits like a gnat in your web browser window)? It's because it's old, old, old. It was designed when web pages were often sized 600 pixels wide. That's what it is. Your monitor is probably a lot bigger now than the one you had 10 years ago. Some day, I will redesign this site to Web 2.0 standards. At least we HAVE a web page and update the information now and then.