Peter Ostroushko/the Mando Boys
The Mando Boys Live:holstein Lust
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Mandolin quartet on steroids meets the three stooges and play everything from ragtime to rumba, Bach to Benny (Goodman).
tracks
- 1 The concert begins (Talk)
- 2 Russian Rag
- 3 Scott Joplins New Rag
- 4 Ester Iris
- 5 The Mando Boys Talk (Talk)
- 6 The Hills of Manchuria
- 7 Maxim and Habib talk Talk)
- 8 Lady Be Good
- 9 Maxim Speaks His Mind (Talk)
- 10 1st movement from Bach Double Violin Concerto in D minor
- 11 Solace
- 12 Slipped Disc
- 13 Mando Boys War Hymn
- 14 Ladies and Gentleman. For the first time ever, on any stage.....
- 15 Bill Monroe Fiddle Tune Medley: Roanoke/Wheel Hoss/Big Mon
- 16 Ukrainian Medley: Liturgical Music & Dance Tunes
- 17 Eine Kline Nacht Musik
- 18 Introduction of the mando dancers (Talk)
- 19 Hernandos Hideaway
- 20 Maxim and Habib Talk (Talk)
- 21 Pineapple Rag
- 22 Maxim Speaks his mind again (Talk)
- 23 Fugue in G minor (the little one)
- 24 In the unlikely event supplemental oxtgen will be needed..... (
- 25 Airmail Special
- 26 A Mando Boys Farewell (Talk)
- 27 La Bamba
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“THE MANDO BOYS LIVE — HOLSTEIN LUST, THE MIDWESTERN TOURS 1987–1995”
A new CD project from Peter Ostroushko, Dick Nunneley, Joe Trimbach
and John Niemann combines brilliant artistry and heap of fun
(Minneapolis, Minn.) ⎯ Their fans remember them well. The Mando Boys, four outrageously attired guys who played music so stunning the audience didn’t know whether to laugh themselves sick or leap to their collective feet in spontaneous standing ovation.
Now they’re back — at least in a recorded version. Peter Ostroushko has collected live tour recordings of the quartet spanning eight years and culled them into a dazzling new album: The Mando Boys Live — Holstein Lust, the Midwestern Tours 1987–1995.
Hang on to your hat! This CD takes you on a wild ride. Posing as “Maxim,” “Habib,” “Maurice” and “Sonny,” Ostroushko (mandolin, mandola, fiddle), Dick Nunneley (mandolin, mandola, guitar), Joe Trimbach (mandola, mandolin, fiddle) and John Niemann (mandocello, fiddle) romp through everything from Bach’s Double Violin Concerto in D Minor to a medley of Bill Monroe bluegrass classics. There are Benny Goodman numbers, Scott Joplin rags, traditional tunes from Russia and Puerto Rico, an original composition by Nunneley, some Gershwin, a nod to Ritchie Valens, and a little Mozart — why not? It’s an unlikely combo of music tied together with the Mando Boys’ oddball hijinks.
Ostroushko, who won an Emmy for the score of Minnesota: A History of the Land (Twin Cities Public Television), is one of the most accomplished instrumentalists and gifted composers of his generation. These rare, live recordings with Trimbach, Nunneley and Niemann showcase the Mando Boys’ astonishing instrumental dexterity, some masterful arrangements for mandolin, mandola and mandocello, and the whacky, offbeat humor that kept fans coming back for more.
The album hits stores December 5. Good music and a good laugh — what better?
WHAT: Peter Ostroushko, Dick Nunneley, Joe Trimbach and John Niemann present a new CD: The Mando Boys Live — Holstein Lust, the Midwestern Tours 1987–1995
STREET DATE: December 5, 2006
FOR INTERVIEWS OR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Peter Ostroushko at www.peter@peterostroushko.com
TO CONTACT BY MAIL: Peter Ostroushko, P.O. Box 11952, Minneapolis, MN 55411
WEB SITE: www.peterostroushko.com