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March 1, 2010
The Saints have won the Super Bowl. Sure does feel good to say that! Mardi Gras has come and gone, folks are sufficientely recovered, and Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes have some good shows lined up. March 14 finds the fellas opening for Tea Leaf Green at One Eyed Jack's, sure to be a great show. The Maple Leaf braces for impact on the 20th, followed by a quick trip to the Florida panhandle. Seaside, Sandestin and Destin will all experience the wrath of the Dirty Notes, who return to NOLA for a show at the Blue Nile on the 27th. Keep yo' eyes peeled, we're creepin'...
Check out THE JSDN MYSPACE.C0M SITE HERE!!
Sketchy News:
The Dirty Notes featured in Rolling Stone!!!
David Fricke, senior editor for Rolling Stone magazine, highlights Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes' Jazzfest performance as a "revelation" in the June 2006 issue of the magazine!
Sketchy Street Team
We have recently activated our Street Team page. You can now sign up to be part of the promotions team. Participants will help flier for upcoming JSDN shows in your area. Please click the �Street Team� link on the left of this page to sign up. For more information, please contact
Email: maillist@johnnysketch.com
Sketchy Live Festival Recordings:
If you saw JSDN at Jazzfest 2008 and enjoyed the show, with our newest and latest lineup, you can order a recording from Jazz Fest Live. Click the link below for more details.
Check out the 2008 New Orleans Jazz Fest live recordings here
Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes Electronic Press Kit:
You can view an electronic press kit for Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes. Please click on the link below or click on �Kit of Press� link on the left of this page
Electronic Presskit available at Sonicbids.com. Click here to check it out!
JSDN participated in the Southern Comfort Music Fund's "Start The Music Up". Thanks to Southern Comfort for including us in this worthwhile project!
Check out START THE MUSIC UP HERE!!
Sketchy Info:
Since its inception in 2001, Johnny Sketch & The Dirty Notes (JSDN) has gained a loyal following in a competitive New Orleans music scene. Their unique FUNK/ROCK style blends a hard driving rhythm section reminiscent of the Radiators' swamp funk added to the punchy horns of Tower Of Power.
In essence, JSDN is a classically trained tight unit. All of the members studied music in college, but a night with JSDN is very different than a night at the symphony. They combine the manic energy of 1980s Fishbone with Deep South soul. It is this energy that fuels the crowd into an enthusiastic frenzy, and the band has been known to jump into that frenzy head first (sometimes literally).
It did not take long for these young musicians to land slots in most of New Orleans' prominent live music clubs such as The Maple Leaf, Tipitina's, The Howlin' Wolf, The Mermaid, and The House of Blues. On the strength of those performances, JSDN was added to the rosters of many notable festivals and special events.
JSDN's debut album, Bandicoot was voted by Offbeat Magazine as 2003 Best Rock Album by a Louisiana Artist. This award was a flattering follow up to winning the 2002 Best of the Beat Award for Best Emerging Roots Rock Band. JSDN was also voted Best Rock Band in 2003 for The Big Easy Entertainment Awards. which they were nominated for again in 2004. Winner of Best of the Beat 2004 emerging Funk/R&B/Soul aritist.
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