Our new album is out tomorrow…
Posted: March 31, 2011 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on Our new album is out tomorrow…I’m a little spacey (good spacey…) from rehearsal, been trying to figure out what we did on the thing goddammit…!
And tomorrow it’s no longer ours alone. We hope it does something for you. And thank you for all the good wishes, we’ll see you along the track…
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Baked Goods and Confections, Epilogue…
Posted: December 2, 2010 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on Baked Goods and Confections, Epilogue…just back from mastering the new record at Abbey Road…spent the night on the floor at Gatwick Airport…a great leveller
Posted: December 2, 2010 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on just back from mastering the new record at Abbey Road…spent the night on the floor at Gatwick Airport…a great levellerHello from Snowy Ballybofey, it sure is purdy up here…with the country in a jocker, it’s been heart warming to get out and say hello. Home. Thank you for toggin out, all these nights…
Posted: November 27, 2010 Filed under: Fotos, Paul's Waffle Comments Off on Hello from Snowy Ballybofey, it sure is purdy up here…with the country in a jocker, it’s been heart warming to get out and say hello. Home. Thank you for toggin out, all these nights…We hit the dressing room at half time in Waterford last night and were greeted by the most wonderous sight…
Posted: November 22, 2010 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on We hit the dressing room at half time in Waterford last night and were greeted by the most wonderous sight…
Thank you, thank you to Master Bakers Esme and Ruah for the apple cake (moist, correct amount of cinnamon, no dried fruit to annoy Dominic…) and the wonderfully iced sponge cake (not a Victoria sponge, as I was sternly corrected…)
So we’re back out and battling the elements in Ireland South Westish…and like a big warm hug, Mrs Phil Soundman made us a teacake for halftime refreshments
Posted: November 18, 2010 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on So we’re back out and battling the elements in Ireland South Westish…and like a big warm hug, Mrs Phil Soundman made us a teacake for halftime refreshmentsNow, I wouldn’t normally be a fan of the brack, or similar Christmas cake and the like, and Dominic has very strong feelings about the use of raisins or sultanas or any dried fruit in a confection…but this was very lovely and most welcome. Thank you thank you.
In Clonakilty Ray burst into the dressing room at half time, having just been made aware of the high stakes involved, swept aside the commendable selection of biscuits and offered a homemade Pumpkin Pie I think it was. It was a strange beast…bang of the korma offa it. Savoury. Weird.
The night spun out in a whirl of pints and that most traditional of Clonakilty offerings – the Sambasco (Sambuca & Tabasco…). Thanks for looking after us so well. Yissir a gem
A gentle morning in Cork…oh yes, Dominic had some thoughts on last night’s Mikado…
Posted: November 14, 2010 Filed under: Paul's Waffle Comments Off on A gentle morning in Cork…oh yes, Dominic had some thoughts on last night’s Mikado…the elements being plain biscuit, marshmallow, coconut and jam work together, but individually have the pox. Hmmm. Thank you, thank you by the way for coming out to these gigs. We’re having a good time…
