Meat the Farmbeetles

`( A tribute page )`

With the release of the Farm Beetles sod busting limited edition debute album, which has changed my life drastically, I is got the moneys for a web-site and I is moving in.....

the FARM BEETLES are:

PAUL BOB: Vocals, bass, plough

JOHN BOY: vocals, banjo, tractor

GEORGE BOY: fiddle, steel guitar, pitchfork, silo

RINGO: drums, rake

with SPEICAL guest: What the critics are saying....

Billy shears: shear

Arnold Ziffle: grunts, squeals

If'un you don't know this small, but socially and muzicially limited body of work, you ain't alone cousin...

Here are sum of the comments my (city slicker) friends have said after hearing just one song from this x-cit'en CD:

"Is there a store where you can buy this **** from, or do you actually look for it" (city boy) Brad
"This is really great stuff! Are these all original songs, or remakes of someone elses!" Billy Bob
"I can't believe they did this to these songs..." Nathan
"Didn't the Swirling Eddies do an Amy Grant tribue album?" from an Unknown email./font>

"I gotta have this CD, I am making a reflector for my giant wennie dog cooker". Billy Bob (again)

THE SONGS:

1. Yisterdie

2. Hilter Skilter

3. Strawberry Fields

4. A day In The laff

5. Imagin'

6. Within Ya, Without Ya

7. Bertday

8. Revolution # Niner

9. 'n in the ind

My granny and the Monday morning quilting circle is look'en hard an long at the cover art. Granny has promised me that they will have an interpitation of the symbology very soon.
I want to say thanks guys. You wacky mop-top farmers showed me that you don't have to be polished and city-fied to make good music, just sincere and mostly in-tune.

You said it best: "'n in the ind, the hay you make is equal to the hay you rake!"

Until then, if you is a long lost cousin (and I got plenty) email me ta here.....

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