The follow of up to Marc Teamaker and The Soul Shop’s 2009 EP, Tomorrow’s Today (volume one), is now available at http://www.marcteamaker.bandcamp.com. While volume one shows the band’s more funky and jazzy style, Tomorrow’s Today (volume2) leans more toward rock and pastoral pop.
Coming soon to http://www.marcteamaker.bandcamp.com is Tomorrow’s Today (vol.2)
Pyongyang Town
I’m going down to Pyongyang Town
The devil may care
But I can’t say why
I’m going down
To Pyongyang Town
I’m going down
To Pyongyang Town
The little man called for a Soju toast
So I packed my rings and a wedding gown
Cuz I’m going down
To Pyongyang Town
I’m going down
From Chicago off the ground
Called up the Chief but he never calls me back
No, No
But a player’s gotta play and the man he pays in cash
It’s my backboard to crash
You can’t cry foul if you’ve never been hacked
Oh no
And it ain’t your party and it ain’t your crown
I’m going down
To Pyongyang Town
I’m going down yeah
From Chicago off the ground
I’m going down
To Pyongyang Town
Words and Music by Marc Teamaker and Kathleen White
Copyright 2016 Oolong Songs/ASCAP
Tomorrow’s Today (Volume Two) will be coming soon. In the meantime check out Tomorrow’s Today (Volume One). http://www.marcteamaker.bandcamp.com
The 2008 E.P. , Tomorrow’s Today (volume one) from Marc Teamaker and the Soul Shop is now available at marcteamaker.bancamp.com. It’s soulful, funky and very melodious. Go Check it out!
Here are a two little ruffians (rough mixes) from the forthcoming album, “Random Acts of Commandment,” by Albany Park Wirephoto. Albany Park Wirephoto are Marc Teamaker and Kathleen White. These songs were written and recorded at home on North Saint Louis Avenue in Chicago
Check out my new song “Tag” at The Acoustic Guitar Project.
http://www.theacousticguitarproject.com/artist/marc-teamaker/
