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EXTREMELY LIMITED RELEASE In June 2008, prog-rock powerhouse Umphrey's McGee has released Jimmy Stewart 2007 , an ambitious double-live album comprised of some of the band's most inspired improvisations, sequenced into two seamless 70-minute "mixtapes." Several times during each live concert, Umphrey's McGee delves into the "Jimmy Stewart" creation process. They aim is to generate melody-rich, spontaneous compositions on-the-fly. As Umphrey's McGee's sound continues to evolve, each live performance is increasingly a showcase for their "Jimmy Stewart" approach to progressive improvisation which they utilize as a breeding ground for new material. Umphrey's is also a band always on the cusp of fresh technology and music distribution, and the trendsetting Umphrey's McGee Podcast serves up two 75-minute sets of live UM each month to its 20,000 subscribers. On June 10th 2008, the Podcast offered its 66th broadcast, a Jimmy Stewart 2007 companion piece of an extra CD's worth of material from the cutting room. Click product image to see full tracklisting, including performance locations and dates.

"'Death By Stereo' is a lethal musical gumbo stewed by the band's seemingly telepathic six members. The album finds the "fluid and majestic" (Washington Post Express) sextet's feet firmly entrenched in hard-hitting rock while still exploring radical new territories: 'Sticky Fingers'-era Rolling Stones romp on "Wellwishers," Black Keys-style blues on "Domino Theory," and horns-infused 70s funk on "Booth Love." "Conduit" delivers the type of dual-guitar fireworks that Umphrey's has become known for and 'Miami Virtue' is an upbeat, kaleidoscopic blend of Phoenix and Pink Floyd." 1. Miami Virtue 2. Domino Theory 3. Search 4 4. Booth Love 5. The Floor 6. Wellwishers 7. Dim Sun 8. Deeper 9. Conduit 10. Hajimemashite

When Jake Cinninger took the stage as a member of Umphrey's McGee for the first time in September 2000, the recently disbanded Ali Baba's Tahini appeared to be a thing of the past. Though the members decided to go their separate ways, the long time friends and musical cohorts never lost touch and never stopped creating music. On July 12th, Ali Baba?s Tahini will release their fourth album, Living Room. The follow-up to the spontaneous Rockstars and Lawnmowers (2005) is the carefully crafted product of Cinninger and Karl Engelmann's collaborative songwriting. Get comfy, Living Room has room for everyone. 1. One Two Three 2. Bikes 3. Unity 4. Living Room 5. Dose of the Real World 6. Piece 7. Guilt 8. Temptation 9. Cold Beers at Mickey's Pub 10. Ringo Likes the Velvet 11. Four Five 12. Armadillo 13. Altitude 14. Lust 15. Rollin' On