WE DID IT!

After a guerilla season of Bang On The Strillers live at The Butterfly Club in January 2016, Quinn put her welfare cheque where her mouth is an coralled some of the best cabaret writers/singer/performers in the industry together to record a live show as part of the 2016 Melbourne Cabaret Festival. Featuring Mike McLeish, Michelle Brasier and original songs from Astrid & Otto Rot (aka Die Roten Punkte), Karlis Zaid (and Karin Muiznieks), Shanon Whitelock (who also played house band) and myself - I even wrote a song specially for the show!

Thanks to Chapel Off Chapel and to Mike McLeish for being so supportive with the project, and to the audience who came, and specially to the audience to PAID to come. Forgive the mic blow outs, I couldn't afford someone to ride the mix, but it still sounds like a great bootleg and if you get behind us, we'll only get better. Considering I basically pulled this show out of my arse in the middle of a horrible cold, with a brand new all original show opening two days later, it's a wonder I don't have my own TV show to populate with my talented friends.

ENJOY! And please support the podcast. Share, rate, and soon I hope you can also donate.

Songs featured in the recording included the following copyrighted material from the original songwriters involved in the show:

Hair That You Wear - words & music Karlis Zaid;
Flasher - words & music Karin Muiznieks;
I Live for Music Theatre - words & music Geraldine Quinn;
Bi-Polar Rhapsody - words & music Shanon Whitelock;
Cabaret Overlord - words & music Geraldine Quinn;
Love Songs - words & music Geraldine Quinn;
Burger Store Dinosaur - words & music Die Roten Punkte (aka Astrid & Otto);
Astrid's Drinking song - words & music Die Roten Punkte (aka Astrid & Otto);
You Love It - words & music by Geraldine Quinn;

All other text and farting around written by or made up by the speakers.

Please don't rip anyone off for money. We're all independent and these guys agreed to do their original material for the podcast, knowing I make no money from it. So the best thing you can do is buy their stuff and see their shows. They're all really great.