Funny how things happen... like Thad selling the

van. Looking every day he'd spent, calling out

to his wife, reminiscing about the time he drove

clear across the country. Yeah, it's the same old

story - but it's a good one. "I'm 75 years old,"

he said with half a smile. "I get up at five in the

morning." Not even counting it all, he gave me

back fifty bucks. "Here," he said, "get some gas.

And watch that fuel gauge. Don't ever let it hit E."

 


 

Date

Winter 2007

   

News

Listen and buy Crackpot's EP at

www.cdbaby.com/cd/crackpot

 

Request songs from Crackpot's EP

Call It What You Want at www.wluw.org

and www.kexp.org

 

New EP! Call It What You Want

(2005 Sandwich Records), the new EP

from Crackpot, features seven hook-filled

rock songs with sturdy vocals, dynamic

pacing and guitar crunch. Let's hear it

for handclaps. Check out the rockin cover

of Buffalo Tom's "Impossible."

Recorded at Atlas, Chicago, IL.

with Matt Allison(wonderland). Listen and buy it at

www.cdbaby.com/cd/crackpot

 

Music

Honey Well

 

Shows

Saturday, December 29, 2007

With Paul Kamp of Ruth Buzzy/Busker Soundcheck

Phyllis' Musical Inn

1800 W. Division, Chicago, IL

773-486-9862

Showtime: 10pm

 

Press

"A big guitar sound fuels the music on Crackpot’s

Call It What You Want. Guitarist Colm Stephens

also serves as a solid back-up vocalist for lead

singer/bassist Kevin Stephens as they rip through the

classic power pop of "Honey Well" and

"Prove You Wrong," along with drummer Jimmy

Timble. "Division" adds a touch of Americana to the

mix, while the energetic "Impossible" closes the disc

on a high note."

– Terrence Flamm, Illinois Entertainer, October 2005

www.illinoisentertainer.com

 

Band

Colm Stephens Guitar/Vocals

Jimmy Timble Drums

Kevin Stephens Vocals/Bass


Other Stuff

Where You Want It (2000 Sandwich Records)

Ten pop songs. Low-key and catchy.

Whistle along. Recorded at Uber Studio, Chicago

 

Waltz (1996 Sandwich Records)

Ten songs. Laid-back vocals. Pop guitars.

Also features a cover of "Eighteen Wheels

And A Dozen Roses". Recorded at Atlas, Chicago

                           

Supermercado (1994 Sandwich Records)

Ten garage-rock songs.

Recorded at Windy City Recorders, Chicago

 

Rock Shirts

NEW Van Image T-shirt

Blue, Black or Orange shirts with white type and image.

One-sided. Short  sleeve (L, XL).

 

Van Logo T-shirt

Red, white, and black van logo on olive green shirt.

Two-sided. Short/Long sleeve (M, L, XL XXL).

 

Crackpot T-shirt

Classic blue shirt with yellow type and image.

Two-sided. Short/Long sleeve (M, L, XL XXL).

 

Contact

crackpot@crackpotrock.com



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