2009 is
the five-year anniversary of Slam and Becky,
and the official opening of Slamone, LLC, incorporated
in the state of Virginia on March 20!
On April
24-26 2009, Slam and Becky celebrated the grand
opening of Cut-Time Studio, their in-house studio
located in King George, just outside of Fredericksburg,
VA. The 900 square foot studio provides new
and comfortable classroom and music rehearsal
space, a vocal isolation booth, 48-track digital
recording capability, and music transcription
and songwriting services.
Call for
a tour and to stop out and have a cup of coffee
with Slam and Becky. The studio phone number
is (540) 775-9818.
Come meet
and hear the jazzy, jammin' music of Slam and
Becky on Saturday afternoon, 16 May, at the
3rd annual REACH Home School Convention, 22182
Jefferson Davis Highway, Ruther Glen, VA 22546.
Info will
be available on a "Beat the Heat"
music class for children to begin noontime on
Wednesdays in June at the Cut-Time Studio in
King George, Virginia.
While Slam
and Becky's performance schedule is low-key
in 2009 due to small business and studio development,
Slam and Becky are still available to provide
lots of funky, jazzy, Latin, and R&B sounds!
So take your pick on music, whether it be a
funky, jazzy mix (vocals, sax and flute) with
Perpetual Motion, or jammin' with the The
Slammin' Sisters (click here for music and videos)
and Brittany Frompovich, endorsee of the Syme/Lightwave
electric bass, authentic salsa music and dance
lessons with Un
Mundo (click here for sounds), or sophisticated
jazz, vibes, flute and vocals with duo-couples
on the Stewart/Vreeland project. Please contact
us as indicated at the bottom of this page if
you have needs for any of these sounds!
Go to Slam's
My Space page to see a video of his amazing
non-stop show to demonstrate the Duallist drum
pedal (double pedal, single foot) at the Guitar
Center at Spotsylvania Towne Centre at Slam's
My Space page: www.myspace.com/slamerone
May 24
is the birthday anniversary (in 1878) of American
tap dancer, Bill
"Bojangles" Robinson. Last year,
Slam and Becky had the honor and privilege of
joining world-renowned tap dancer, Baakari Wilder
of "Bring in da' Noise, Bring in da' Funk"
Broadway fame to play backup music in a tap
dance concert to celebrate the 150th birthday
(in 1878) of Mr. Bojangles. The concert was
held at the Library of Congress Coolidge Auditorium
to a standing-ovation audience of 500 people.
We look forward to additional collaboration
in the future and will keep you informed of
any special events.
Let us
know if you'd like to be added to our email
list by emailing Slam at slam.stewart@gmail.com
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