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Thursday, December 28, 2006


Check Molly and Sonny Boy out on this video
Enjoy! This is an original song called, "Tired Old Maid," we hope you like it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4youpIawskI

Thursday, December 21, 2006

A singing teacher's view of American Idol



http://www.amytriebenbach.com
On 12. 21. 06 Molly wrote
I was thinking tonight of the appeal of American Idol, the TV Show.
One thing we see in our American Icons such as Elvis, and Bob Dylan, or Judy Garland is that those artists are not just singers, they are venerated as American Idols.
If you want to go straight up as an artist then you should learn your music and work hard and go on American Idol.
As a singer-songwriter and singing teacher I am not surprised with the success of American Idol. I mean, as a little kid growing up in Toronto in the sixties I was hooked on a popular Sunday afternoon show called, "Tiny Talent Time." Does anyone remember that show?
It was sweet. It was exciting. It was NOT the gong show. If you've got the guts, make a bold move and head on over to your nearest metropolis and audition for "American Idol," but if you fail please don't give up your dream, it is closer to reality than you think.
Wanna get knocked down? Go to Music school.
I went through the College way of becoming a singer...facing the dreaded GENERAL RECITAL once a week where you sat in front of your peers and singing instructor, who each volunteered their critique of your singing. Believe me, it was a lot worse than American Idol because you weren't just being critcized by a panel of official artists or producers in front of people who could actually help your career, but you were criticized by your peers and instructor who did little for you except tell you how you sucked. Why did their views matter so much to me back then? I mean, it made me feel inadequate enough being judged by my instructor, but getting the disapproval of my fellow students hurt.
Nevertheless, the comments were meant to help! It was hard to accept it. It was difficult, and they told you what you wouldn't hear from fam and friends. They spoke their thoughts.
It did teach me the musical development life can be cold, cruel and ego-bashing, alright, but that is really the way it goes.
Sonny Boy and I have been performing at independent living and assisted-living, nursing homes, and special homes lately. Do you think it is easy for the employees there to deal with the irritable sick and aged? They say things just as bad as celebrity judges, and they say them to nice people with talent and kindness. Not folks starving for attention with intonation problems, and weak pipes.
You know who needs to be celebrated now don't you? Those healthcare workers.
American Idol just tells me what I think is clearly the choice of each singer going in for that competition, if you are going to take your best shot be prepared to feel your worst and if you can just suck it up and look good maybe you will win the opportunity of a lifetime, otherwise, stay home and be like the kids I went to college went, armchair critics, and don't embarrass yourself.
If you want to toughen your hide then work with some crabby folks. They will verbally abuse you and you'll say, "Ah well, what can you do?" Smile and decide to progress in your career.
One thing about respect, you must respect your artistry and seek the honest truth. Critics do matter. However, never, ever, ever give up!
Just take it from there and continue your musical and artistic development. Also, if you arn't too nervous, if you are starving for attention, if you know inside you have obvious celebrity potential along with great musical talent and you feel you can survive the trial by fire of American Idol auditions you may just have the chance of a lifetime.
Those people on "American Idol" are like my peers and me in the Vocal Music Dept., they are there because they want to be.

Tuesday, December 19, 2006

R & R beat Holiday Fatigue



Is there any wonder we all get nuts during the holidays?
Add sentimentality, lack of proper sleep, and the time crunch and what we have is a bunch of screaming babiies in need of a nap!
Molly and Sonny Boy suggest cat naps...think of your cat, or take our 2 cats affectionately known to Molly and Sonny boy as "R & R": Rascal, and Romeo..they are selfish little furballs, and they don't care. Their full-time job is to be furry and cute..and to sleep around the house.
They sleep on the dining room chairs, move to the couch, upstairs to the bed, then to the divan in the hallway..at night they are like rockstars running out and in and doing what they darn well please...but they KNOW THE POWER OF R & R.
So please, don't turn into one of those cranky, screaming creepy folks you see in the shopping lines, and Post Office, just do what a Rascal and Romeo do...lie back, and close your eyes and for just 45 minutes have a bit of R & R.
This tip courtesy of a unique, and musical pair, Molly and Sonny Boy.
Musically yours, and keeping it loose!
Molly and Sonny Boy

Sunday, December 17, 2006

Nursing homes and Assisted-Living Centers + You Tube Surprise


Hi Everyone,
Hope the Holidays don't get you down. We are trying to spread holiday cheer and goodwill by performing for a bunch of nursing homes and assisted living centers. The experiences we have had so far are priceless.
Last night, Molly almost assisted an elderly man to escape his nursing home..the guy wanted out of the building so Molly held the door open for him while he wheeled by, that is, until the alarm went off and Molly had to rope him back in.
Today at one of our assisted living gigs an elderly lady from Texas pulled out her harmonica and surprised us by playing along with us during our performance. We could never just up and leave after any of the gigs because the old folks want to share so much like the one lady who has 10 kids and 72 grandkids..she can name them all for you if you ask.
Here is a link to a video that is priceless when you are feeling blue. Make sure to watch all of it and show it to your mum.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfJP0aPnRxU
Molly and Sonny Boy know all about japenese towels and such, and soon you will learn the real meaning of surprise!!
Sincerely funny,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Saturday, December 09, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy at Coffee Hag on 12/12/06

Molly and Sonny boy will perform live in a new CD release concert at the Coffee Hag in Mankato at 8pm on Tues. Dec. 12, 2006. Free!!! Just go to 329 N. Riverfront Dr. in Mankato and Come on in Coffee lovers!


http://amytriebenbach.com
Hi friends, Hit songwriters, Molly and Sonny Boy here. http://www.indie-music.com/bands/chart.php?order=1&pagenum=1&pagebreak=20&&header_template=logo_headerSONGWRITER.tpl&row_template=chart_1_row.tpl&footer_template=logo_footer.tpl&genre=Singer+Songwriter Just want to make mention: In this busy holiday season where time is tight and money is even tighter, Molly and Sonny Boy say, "Treasure every moment that you have! Treasure it even more, when you share it with someone special, special enough to spend their time with you. Remember that time waits for no one. Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why it's called the present!!!" I found this great site where you can send all your friends and relatives warm holiday greetings for free! http://www.123greetings.com/ Hey, if you like this idea, here's another great idea, "How about buying our new Molly and Sonny Boy CD for $15, with cool yule numbers such as "Merry Christmas Baby," in true-blues style!" Available now at https://www1.polkaparade.com/catalog/index.php?filter=M

Molly and Sonny Boy create Musical to perform at Nursing Homes



Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show is up and running. Check out the script of the first page of the musical right here..it is being performed this season. The premier show was first done on Friday Dec. 8, 2006.

Molly and Sonny Boy take the stage, sit down and pick up their instruments.

They sing together to the tune of “We wish you a merry christmas!”
G C
(Together) “We wish you a merry welcome
A7 D7
“We wish you a merry welcome
B7 em
“We wish you a merry welcome
C D7 G
“And a happy good time!”

G D A7 D7
“We've stories and jokes for you and your kin
G am D7 G
“Some music for Christmas and a happy good time!

Molly: “Sonny Boy, arn't we lucky that we are in the land of snowflakes and snowmobiles.”

Sonny Boy: “Yeah, and it's Christmastime too.

Molly: Oh, you're right. I almost forgot. I need to get your grandmother another present.

Sonny Boy: You really like to shop, don't you?”

Molly: “Who me? What do you mean?”

Sonny Boy: “I mean when we spend Christmas with your folks you guys give each other at least 10 presents each! Why do you have to buy each other so many presents?”

Molly: (Wags finger at S.B.) “It's cuz we all love to shop!”

Sonny Boy: (laughs and points at Molly) “And she's not joking!”

Molly: Ah, but it's like you always say Sonny Boy.

Hear Molly Singing "Santa Baby" here


Check out Molly singing Santa Baby at http://www.myspace.com/mollysonnyboy

Wednesday, December 06, 2006

Successful Musicians May We Pick Your Brain?


Molly and Sonny Boy don't want to be wasting time online if we don't see any results. As you can tell we do a lot of marketing on the internet.

What experiences online have been successful for you in promoting your band? Is there a way to promote our music to podcasters, and is it worth it?

While the internet is a great past-time we firmly believe that practicing our songs, gigging, sell CD's in person and doing radio interviews and getting press are important to real results.

Any other ideas about how we should market our duo here in MN?

Is it worth it to send CD"s out for reviews or is that just throwing one's money away?

How about enlisting other artists to help be our agents and vice versa?
When you give someone a hot tip and they get a good gig, do you ask for money? Should you, and if you don't do you expect the favor in return?

Can we realistically network as musicians and help each other out? Or is there a competition acting as a barrier between musicians?

How important is it that musicians have a niche, and how do you get one?
How do you find your audience and keep them coming back for more?
Any info is appreciated.
Musically,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy Very Busy December

Throughout the month Amy Triebenbach and Jim Zents' musical duo called, "Molly and Sonny Boy" will be performing around the area:
Here is a list of their gigs and public appearances:
Wed. Dec. 6, 2pm-7pm Amy works as a DJ on KNUJ radio
Fri. Dec. 8, Molly and Sonny Boy appear on-air in a live radio interview at 9:15am with Brian Filzen on 860AM KNUJ and then Molly and Sonny Boy perform at Sleepy Eye Care Ctr. at 2pm.
Mon. Dec. 11, 6:30pm Amy sings as soprano soloist at Ridgeway on German in New Ulm, with New Ulm Civic Orchestra.
Tues. Dec. 12, 10am-2pm, Amy will work on-air at KNUJ and then from "Molly and SonnyBoy will be performing at the Coffee Hag at 329 N. Riverfront Dr. in Mankato from 8-10 pm to celebrate their CD release concert of their new CD, "The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show."
Wed. Dec. 13th Amy will work on-air at KNUJ from 10a-2pm.
Listen to Amy on-air again on Friday, Dec. 15th from 10a-2pm
Sat. Dec. 16th, at 545pm Molly and Sonny provide dinner music for the folks of the Lake Crystal nursing home.
Sun. Dec. 17th, at 4pm Molly and Sonny Boy perform at Laurel's Edge in Mankato.
Monday Dec. 18th, Amy will work on-air at KNUJ from 10am-2pm,and then at 630pm. Jim and Amy appear in performance with the New Ulm Civic Orchestra at Orchard Hills in New Ulm. Amy will sing the famous, "O Lutefisk!"
Tues. Dec. 19th, 7pm, at Real Life Cooperative in New Ulm, "Molly and Sonny Boy" will sing and play their "Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show." Everyone can come.
2 Gigs on Wed. Dec. 20th, 2006 Molly and Sonny boy will perform at the St. Peter Senior Center at noon in St. Peter, and another performance at 2pm at the Old Main Village in Mankato.
Thursday, Dec. 21, 2006 Amy will work on-air at KNUJ from 10am-2pm.
Friday Dec. 22, Molly and Sonny Boy will perform at "Oak Hills Living Ctr." in New Ulm. The public is invited to attend.
Sat. Dec. 23rd from 10am-4pm Amy will work on-air at KNUJ.
Sun. Dec. 24th you can hearAmy on KNUJ from 12-5pm on the Sunday Polka Parade on AM 860 KNUJ.
Amy will be on the air again on Tues. Dec. 26 from 2-7pm on KNUJ.
Amy will work on KNUJ at 10am-2pm (THE MIDDAY SHOW) on Thursday, Dec. 28, 2006.
Amy will do the Afternoon show from 2-7pm on Fri. Dec. 29th, 2006.
Amy will do the Sat. sign-on shift at AM 860 KNUJ from 6am-10 on Sat. Dec. 30th, 2006.
Amy broadcast's at KNUJ on Monday Jan 1st from 6am-noon.
3 gigs on Sat. January the 6th Molly and Sonny Boy will appear at Lake Shore Nursing home in Waseca at 10am, followed by a performance at 2pm at the Janesville Nursing home, and at 6pm Molly and Sonny Boy will sing at "Ridgeway on German."
Monday January 8th, Jim and Amy will perform at Countryside Apts. in Sleepy Eye at 630 pm with the New Ulm Civic Orchestra.

Click on the banner and hear the newest original from Molly and Sonny Boy called
"Christmas Reminds Us!"
Musically,
Molly and Sonny Boy

AM 860 KNUJ talks to Molly and Sonny Boy Fri. 12/8/06


On Friday morning at 9:15 AM Molly and Sonny Boy will be interviewed on "Community Affairs" with Brian Filzen on 860AM KNUJ about our Holiday Tour and our new CD "The Molly and Christmas Show."
Also, the Mankato Free Press ran a story about us on Mon. Dec. 4, 2006



We are very excited! Go to our myspace site to hear our newest recording called, "Jingle Bell Rock." Or better yet, buy our new Christmas CD!
Musically yours,
Molly and Sonny Boy
http://www.myspace.com/mollysonnyboy

Saturday, December 02, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show CD in Stores and online now!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

"the Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show" featuring their original hit song "Christmas Reminds Us" is now available at the following stores and online.

KNUJ Cassette and CD sales ( knuj.net) or call 1-800-444-5685

or stop by 210 1/2 N. Minnesota St. New Ulm
Domeier's German Store 1020 South Minnesota, New Ulm
56073
MN
Jacob's & Meidl-Music & Christian Supply 5 North Minnesota Street, New Ulm, MN 56073 (507) 354-6413
Rhein River Art Center 208 N. Minnesota, New Ulm
Also, distributed at this website;
http://www.lulu.com/MollyandSonnyboy
http://www.lulu.com/content/550235

Amy Triebenbach has over 25 years of professional singing and Radio Broadcasting experience, including 7 years at KMSU 89.7FM where she worked for 2 years as the morning talk show host of Minnesota Morning before starting her own music studio, The Amy Triebenbach Music Studio.

(See www.amytriebenbach.com) She graduated from Minnesota State University with a degree in Voice Education K-!2, and currently teaches part-time at the Lafayette Charter School in Lafayette, MN. Amy is in her tenth year as a radio personality at KNUJ 860AM. This is also her third year as the soprano soloist of the New Ulm Civic Orchestra. This is Molly and Sonny Boy's second audio CD. The first, titled, "Your Bloody Good Old Days," a roughstock version of old Irish and Celtic folksongs and is also published on Lulu.




MEDIA CONTACT: Amy Triebenbach, [url]atriebenbach@gmail.com[url] or call 507-351-2293

Thursday, November 30, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy are going global--without waste!


*Release Source: Amy Triebenbach
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Molly and Sonny Boy Aim to Satisfy Music Audiences Cravings for Christmas music with "Christmas Reminds Us" an Original New Christmas Song with Download-On-Demand Availability of their newly released Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show CD

NEW ULM, MN - NOVEMBER 30, 2006- Molly and Sonny Boy show how they can publish their music without waste, and master the global media with the publication of their new Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show CD released in conjunction with Lulu (www.lulu.com) the world's fastest-growing provider of audio-on-demand CD's.

The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show is an Mp3 ten-track CD download you can listen to over and over again on your iPod or to burn to a CD, if you want. The songs on the album include an original recording created by Molly and Sonny Boy called, "Christmas Reminds Us."
It is a holiday hit on Indie-Music.com's singer-songwriter section. http://www.indie-music.com/bands/bands/574/

Molly and Sonny Boy created their new Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show CD with the desire to put out a full-length CD to the marketplace without any mess. They also want to help and inspire other independent musicians to get noticed by the media. The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show CD is a 10-track CD of easy-listening blues, pop, and original Christmas music.
It is available for purchase at www.lulu.com/MollyandSonnyBoy.

Link to audio CD publication*: http://www.lulu.com/MollyandSonnyBoy

ABOUT AUTHOR

Amy Triebenbach has over 25 years of professional singing and Radio Broadcasting experience, including 7 years at KMSU 89.7FM where she eventually worked for 2 years as the morning talk show host of Minnesota Morning before starting her own music studio
(See www.amytriebenbach.com) She graduated from Minnesota State University and teaches part-time at the Lafayette Charter School in Lafayette, MN, along with being a radio personality at KNUJ 860AM. This is also her third year as the soprano soloist of the New Ulm Civic Orchestra. This is Molly and Sonny Boy's second audio CD. The first, titled, "Your Bloody Good Old Days," a roughstock version of old Irish and Celtic folksongs and is also published on Lulu.
ABOUT LULU
Founded in 2002, Lulu is the world's fastest-growing publish-on-demand marketplace for digital do-it-yourselfers. Please see www.lulu.com for more information.
MEDIA CONTACT: Amy Triebenbach, atriebenbach@gmail.com or call 351-2293

Wednesday, November 29, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy's original new song, "Christmas Reminds Us"Chart topper tonight at Indie-music

Molly and Sonny Boy's newest original song "Christmas Reminds Us," is currently a number 1 hit on Indie-Music's Singer-songwriter category.
http://www.indie-music.com/bands/chart.php?order=1&pagenum=1&pagebreak=20&genre=Singer+Songwriter&header_template=logo_headerSONGWRITER.tpl&row_template=chart_1_row.tpl&footer_template=logo_footer.tpl
To hear the song go to Indie-Music or http://www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy

Hear new song "I understand" and New News: Mankato Free Press will run a spread on Molly and Sonny Boy this Sunday

On Tues. a reporter from the Mankato Free Press interviewed Molly about the Molly and Sonny Boy gigs and our new CD "The Molly and Christmas Show. She says that the storywill probably run in this Sunday's Mankato Free Press. We are very excited! The final track of our new CD is being recorded tonight! It is called, "Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas!"
Go to our myspace site to hear our newest recording (a hit by Freddie and the Dreamers) called, "I understand.
Musically yours,
Molly and Sonny Boy
http://www.myspace.com/mollysonnyboy


http://www1.myspace.com/reloc.cfm?c=2&id=54649192-6BDE-4F84-B745-4D568FC2ACC9

Monday, November 27, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy are on MP3.com


Happy Monday everyone,
Listen Mp3's of Molly and Sonny Boy at Mp3.com
Just click on the link.

http://www.mp3.com/molly-and-sonny-boy/artists/21720568/summary.html

Sunday, November 26, 2006

Voice tips for Singers during the wintertime


Voice Tips:

Losing your voice, or damaging your vocal cords is no fun.
As a professional voice instructor, I just want to drop 3 tips to my friends about good singing during the Holidays because cold weather and dry air are not friends to the singer!

1. Drink lots of hydrating fluids like Klarbrunn, and warm liquids (not hooch...that drys you out!)
2. Warm up your voice K? How about a few yawn-sighs, and some do-re-mi's for awhile. Wear a scarf like Josh Grobin does.
3. Mic yourselves right. Don't strain at the bit, and make sure your sound guy (yes, even if the sound guy is you) turns up the gain on your voice amp. No shouting...unless you do it properly supported and your vocalis muscles are sturdy, strong and well-rested!

That's it for now. Any questions or comments...I'm happy to help.
Who doesn't want to be a rock and roll star with a record contract..so singers take great care of your voices!

Molly and Sonny Boy have joined Music World


Friday, November 24, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show Info


podsafe music network
Molly and Sonny Boy
Gourmet and Traditional Music
Contact: Amy Triebenbach
Phone Number: 507-351-2293.
New Ulm, MN
E-mail Address: MollyandSonnyBoy@gmail.com.
The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas show
Song List for Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas show.
The following are some of the Original materials and cover selections that will be performed during the Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas show:
Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!
Santa Baby
Christmas comes, but once a year.
Jingle Bell rock.
Do you hear what I hear?
Merry Christmas baby.
Rockin' around the Christmas Tree
O Holy Night
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Silent Night
Blue Christmas.

And an Original Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Song, called Christmas reminds us

We'll can also do some of our original favorites such as:

Superman I wish I was you.
Hurdy-Gurdy girls
Wasted Love.
I Cleaned up My Act, but Now It's Dirty Again
We also like to Perform Jazz Classics such as:
Moonlight in Vermont
Nice Work If You Can Get It

PS. If the venue does not have BMI or ASCAP rider or permission, Molly and Sonny Boy have a catalog of original blues, country, folk and rock songs available to perform.

Stuff about Molly and Sonny Boy

podsafe music network
Molly and Sonny Boy
Gourmet and Traditional Music
New Ulm, MN
http://www.amytriebenbach.com/
Contact: Amy Triebenbach
Phone Number: 507-351-2293.
New Ulm, MN 56073.
E-mail Address: MollyandSonnyBoy@gmail.com
Since 1990, Molly and Sonny Boy, known to their families as Amy Triebenbach, and Dr. James Zents have been performing music professionally in various venues, and with different bands. It wasn't until 2005 that Molly and Sonny Boy began performing regularly together as a creative singer-songwriter team.
The two members of the music duo, Molly and Sonny Boy, have a breath of experience in music performance, and entertaining groups of music-lovers.
Molly, whose real name is Amy Triebenbach began her musical studies when she was a child growing up in Toronto, Canada. After marrying an American, and moving to southern Minnesota, Amy attended Minnesota State University Mankato and got a degree in vocal education. Along with being a performer, and a composer, Amy teaches private singing lessons, and in the public school system at the Lafayette Charter school in Lafayette, Minnesota. Along with being an excellence singer, Amy also plays the piano, the guitar, the mandolin, and the ukulele. Amy's singing ranges in styles from the Jazz idiom, to opera, to pop music, to folk music, and to the blues. You'll hear her singing on this three tracks CD we are submitting to you, and you can judge for yourselves as to what you feel her singing is worth.
Sonny boy, whose real name is James Zents, is a seasoned performer with over 50 years of music-making. Ever since he was a child growing up in upstate New York, Sonny Boy has been rabidly exploring, creating and stretching the boundaries of his musical creativity. Sonny Boy is the original Guitar Hero. You'll notice his fine playing on the CD, and his incredible arrangements of the holiday songs, you are about to hear.
It is difficult to describe the genre of Molly and Sonny Boy's. Suffice it to say, they are singer-songwriters, yet they also enjoy performing music from a variety of popular music artists, embracing the cover songs of the 20th and 21st century, yet interpreting the blues, jazz, country, and classic rock songs in their own unique way.
Since this promo kit is featuring their holiday music, we will share their particular interpretation of the holiday songs that you will enjoy.
Molly and Sonny boy have performed for many special events. Due to their small band size, they are often seen performing at places such at the Sugar room, in Mankato, Minnesota, the Coffee Hag in Mankato, the Holiday Inn in New Ulm, the summer performance series in southern Minnesota, such as the Community Concert Series in New Ulm. Because Sonny Boy is a the leader in the medical community, along with being an emergency-room medical physician, he is often willing to perform many charitable events. Molly and Sonny Boy volunteer many hours performing at charitable event such as the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life Benefit, and the Lions Club, and the United Way Day of Caring.

Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Christmas Reminds Us is heard on Bandspace


Click on the banner and hear the newest original from Molly and Sonny Boy called
"Christmas Reminds Us!"
Have a happy Thanksgiving!
Musically,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Saturday, November 18, 2006

Elite Casting Promotes Molly and Sonny Boy

Check out the profiles of Molly and Sonny Boy at the Elite Casting Network.

http://sonnyboy.elitecastingnetwork.com

http://amaliatriebenbach.elitecastingnetwork.com

Musically, the Molly and Sonny Boy Music team!

Recorder/Piano/Vocals/NEW Xmas Song!!!

Molly and Sonny Boy have just created and are now copywriting their original Christmas song that you'll hear in a couple of days. It is all part of their new Christmas album, "The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show!"
CD's will go on sale, December 1, 2006.
Don't expect this CD to be like anyone else's.
To hear samples of some of the songs which will be on the album go to:
http://myspace.com/MollySonnyBoy
and enjoy!!!

Thursday, November 16, 2006

Enjoy Molly and Sonny Boy on Dec. 12th Live! at Coffee Hag

Molly and Sonny Boy are cooking! They have a new recording coming out that you'll want to put your name on the list to order one soon before it's too late.
More details forthcoming!
Also, listen to "Christmas Comes But Once a Year!"
An R&B classic with a special twist.
Hear it now at http://www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyBoy
Stop by our myspace site http://www.myspace.com/MollySonnyBoy and add Molly and Sonny Boy as your friend.
We welcome your comments.
See you at Mankato's premier original music hotspot, the "Coffee Hag," on Tues. Dec. 12th, 2006, at 8pm.
Bring your friends and enjoy Molly and Sonny Boy's fine sound!

Friday, November 10, 2006

Press Release for Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show

podsafe music network
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Molly and Sonny Boy
Contact Person: Amy Triebenbach

Band Members Names: Amy Triebenbach (Molly) and Dr. James Zents (Sonny Boy)

Email Address: mollyandsonnyboy@yahoo.com
Website address: http://www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
"Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show"

New Ulm, MN, November 10, 2006 - Molly and Sonny Boy are performing at
many nursing homes, assisted living centers and coffee shops this Christmas season to bring good cheer with the fresh new sounds of their lively holiday music. They will be performing their free "Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show" to the public throughout November and December in New Ulm and the surrounding area.

The general public is invited to attend the Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas show on the following dates at:

Ridgeway on 23rd in New Ulm, on Friday, Dec. 1st, 2006, at 4pm.
Ridgeway on German in New Ulm, on Monday, Dec. 4, 2006 at 4pm.
Sleepy Eye Care Center, in Sleepy Eye on Friday, Dec. 8, 2006 at 2pm.
Old Main Village in Mankato, on Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2006 at 2pm
Oak Hills Living Center on Friday Dec. 22nd, 2006 at 2pm.

Molly and Sonny Boy are a unique singing duo incorporating folk instruments such as banjo, uke, mandolin, guitar. Their music can be heard online at
http://www.bandspace.com/mollyandsonnyboy

To kick off their new show Molly and Sonny Boy will be riding in the New Ulm Parade of Lights on Nov. 24, 2006.

"Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show"
Contact Person: Amy Triebenbach
Band Members Names: Amy Triebenbach (Molly) and Dr. James Zents (Sonny Boy)
Email Address: mollyandsonnyboy@yahoo.com


People of all ages are invited to hear "The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show."

Well known in their local community, Amy Triebenbach, and Dr. James Zents joined forces in 2005 and adopted the aliases "Molly" and "Sonny Boy." Molly is academically trained as a musician and performer and Sonny Boy has no legitimate credentials at all. Together they bring a broad experience in Radio, Classical music, Folk music, Rock and Roll, Jazz, Blues, Anthropology, Pharmacotherapy and minor/emergency Surgery together into there own genre which they describe as "Gourmet and Traditional Music."


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Enjoy Molly and Sonny Boy's Original song, "Superman, I wish I was you!"


Here is a shot of Molly with the man of steel at the 2006 Comic Convention in San Diego.
It seems as if Superman is larger on the big screen than he is in person. (Isn't that the way it usually is with those big Hollywood hunks?)
Listen to Molly and Sonny Boy's popular hit song, "Superman, I wish I was you!" online at
http://www1.bandspace.com/bands/25845/
or hear it on your iPod at
http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/searchResults.php?SearchString=molly+and+sonny+boy

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Gigs to go!

Molly and Sonny Boy have been busily working with their latest CD release, "The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show." It will be the most dynamic and interesting holiday album this year!
The featured instruments will include Sonny Boy's little Ukelele he purchased in Hawaii this year, along with his tenor banjo, the conga drums, the electric bass guitar, the sythn, the bells, an Ephiphone hollow-bodied electric guitar, the 12-string guitar, the electric guitar, the mandolin and the african drums.
To sample the latest track "Rockin' around the Christmas Tree," go to
http://www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Musically yours,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Monday, November 06, 2006

Santa Baby


Santa Baby is ready.
Listen
http://www.bandspace.com/mollyandsonnyboy

now...

You'd better look out! Minnesota's Molly and Sonny Boy are coming to town!
Look out for their latest CD, “The Molly and Sonny Boy Christmas Show “or
Hear some of their greatest hits at Podsafe
http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/searchResults.php?SearchString=molly+and+sonny+boy

Tuesday, October 31, 2006

The Molly and Sonny Boy Store

http://store.99dogs.com/mollyandsonnyboy

Coming soon you can purchase a new Molly and Sonny Boy Holiday CD at the Molly and Sonny Boy Store!

Monday, October 30, 2006

Hurdy-Gurdy GIrls is Ready!!!

Listen to the newest original recording by "Molly and Sonny Boy" called,
"Hurdy Gurdy Girls!" online at www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy

Tuesday, October 17, 2006

Time Machine Travel to Virginia City


Molly and Sonny Boy hopped a time machine and went back to 1853 during the Lode in Virginia City, Nevada.
Sonny Boy and Molly worked in the saloon. Sonny Boy was a gambler and Molly was Sonny's hurdy-gurdy girl!
Hear the latest song by Molly and Sonny Boy, "Hurdy-gurdy girls are gonna dance tonight!"
Coming soon! Check often!

Sunday, October 08, 2006

Sugar Room

We had a splendid time at the Sugar room. The customers were very nice and it was a free CD giveaway night for Molly and Sonny Boy.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy Rule!


Molly and Sonny welcome you cheerfully to hear the latest songs posted on their bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy webpage.
We hope you will visit us often.
Thank you for coming to see us.
Cheers from the throne.
Regally, and tongue-in-cheekly, the ever-cheeky
(no buns intended)
Molly and Sonny Boy.
PS. Treasure every moment that you have! Treasure it even more, when you share it with someone special, special enough to spend their time with you. Remember that time waits for no one. Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That's why it's called the present!!!
Peace, and love M. and S.B.

New songs

Check out the latest music recordings from Molly and Sonny Boy including the Traditional music of America with Sonny Boy featured on Spike Driver blues, at www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Also, a new version of Molly and Sonny Boy's unique blues song, "I cleaned up my act but now it's dirty again!"
Also check out the A.D.D. Blues...
Come see us Friday night (Fri. Oct. 6, 2006) at the Sugar Room in Mankato, MN.

Thursday, September 28, 2006

LISTEN TO NEW SONG, "A.D.D. BLUES"


Have a listen to the latest fun song of Molly and Sonny Boy's called
A.D.D. Blues at http://www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy

A.D.D. Blues

The latest song to be produced by Molly and Sonny Boy out of Chon Tam Studios is "A.D.D. Blues." It's a tongue-in-cheek look at Attention-deficit disorder. Hope you like it.
You may hear the song in it's entirety at
www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Molly and Sonny Boy both have A.D.D. in real life so they are justified in singing about it. Hope it makes you laugh. It was a lot of fun recording it.

Sunday, September 24, 2006

St Peter Food co-op



On September 23 we had a great time performing at the St. Peter Food Co-op in St. Peter, MN. The audience was great and we had a wonderful time.
Our next show will be at the Sugar Room in Mankato, MN on Friday noght, October 6. We hope to see you there!

Sunday, September 10, 2006

Pictures arrived






We just received some pictures from our gig at Old Main Village in Mankato, MN. Enjoy!
Molly and Sonny Boy are looking forward to performing their Holiday Special there this December.

A Weekend of Fun and Music



Saturday and Sunday Sept 9 and 10 Molly and Sonny Boy enjoyed the chance to entertain at the United Way Day of Caring and at the Harkin Store in West Newton.

Sunday, September 03, 2006

Sonic Bids and Upcoming Gigs

Come check out the new site for Molly and Sonny Boy at
www.sonicbids.com/mollyandsonnyboy
Also, Molly and Sonny Boy will be doing lots of fun music this Sat. and Sun (Sept 9, 10, 2006)
The United Way Day of Caring will feature live entertainment at the 7am breakfast at the Brown Co. Fairgrounds for the volunteers.
The Harkin Store will feature Molly and Sonny Boy performing classic folk, and original songs in recognition of the tragedy of 9/11.
Hope to see you all soon!
Become a fan of Molly and Sonny Boy and be the first to own the upcoming album "New Ulm Recordings," by signing up at www.bandspace.com/mollyandsonnyboy
Musically yours,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Friday, August 25, 2006

Indie-Music bounces us til next month

Molly and Sonny Boy's new single release "Superman, I wish I was you!" can be heard in it's entirety at www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Since it was released on Indie-Music.com it had such strong and frequent visits that Indie-Music is not permitting folks to hear it for awhile at their site.
You may enjoy it now at www.bandspace.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Make sure to order a download at bandspace or on www.lulu.com/MollyandSonnyboy
Musically yours,
Molly and Sonny Boy

Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy record first hit song at Sonica Studios

On Wednesday, August 22nd in the afternoon from around 2-7pm Molly and Sonny Boy were found at the new Sonica Studios in Eden Prairie (see their website http://sonicastudio.us/)
doing what they love to do...recording tracks for their upcoming new CD called, "Premier."
Ben Larson was the engineer and did a great job at helping the duo fashion a great song into a fun listen..check out the result on line on Molly and Sonny Boy's new radio station Radio MSB at http://www.indie-music.com/bands/bands/574/
The song is called, "Superman, I wish I was you!" It even employs sound effects, and Molly performing her bit as Lois Lane (a la Marilyn Monroe!!!)

Friday, August 18, 2006

Open Mike Night at McGoff's

A successful open mike at McGoff's Irish Pub had Molly and Sonny Boy premiering 4 new songs. Congratulations to open mike host Nate on his new baby girl, Violet!
Hope everyone can come out to the United Way Day of Caring breakfast on the Sept. 9, 2006 and the Harkin Store on Sept. 10, 2006 to hear Molly and Sonny Boy perform live.
Molly and Sonny boy's new hit song, "Superman I wish I was you!" is still out on the Indie Music charts, sometimes at the top and sometimes in the middle...but give it a listen and see what you think...you can click on the side bars to check it out.
Til next time,
Molly and Sonny Boy, "2 for 1, and 1 for all!"

Friday, August 11, 2006

United Way Day of Caring 2006

United Way Day of Caring 2006
09/09/2006 7:00 am
Location: USA, Minnesota, New Ulm
Venue: Brown County Fairgrounds

Molly and Sonny Boy will be appearing to entertain the breakfast guests at this Celebration of Volunteers who help their neighbors on this Special Day of Caring.

Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Thanks, New Ulm

Due to rain, our appearance at German park was instead at the New Ulm Civic Center. We'll see you all next at the Harkin Store in September (or sooner around town).

Wednesday, July 05, 2006

Thank you, Northfield


We had a great time at the Contented Cow, and hope to return sometime soon.
Our next show will be at German Park in New Ulm, Minnesota on July 24 starting at 7:00 PM. We hope to see you there for more Gourmet and Traditional Music!

Monday, June 26, 2006

Upcoming gig at Contented Cow this Friday night!!!

Price: 0.00
Location: USA, Minnesota, Northfield
Venue: Contented Cow Coffee House
Northfield, home to The Contented Cow, is about 45 minutes south of both downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul, and about 45 minutes northwest of Rochester, at the intersection of state highways 3 and 19. It's about 7 miles east of Interstate 35 and 12 miles west of Hwy 52 on Hwy 19. The Contented Cow is located just a few steps off Division St. So. where it intersects with 3rd St. E. in the center of downtown Northfield. From Division St, walk down the stairs next to the Northfield Arts Guild. From the west side of the Cannon River, walk east over the foot bridge and you'll see our outdoor patio

Monday, June 19, 2006

Molly and Sonny Boy

Molly and Sonny Boy had a successful gig at Orchard Hills on Tuesday, June 20th.
The folks enjoyed some original gourmet, and traditional cover songs. The country and pop songs combined to make a lovely show for the residents of Orchard Hills.
Molly and Sonny Boy will be performing for folks at a nice pub called the Contented Cow in Northfield on Friday, June 30, 2006.

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