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31 de ago. de 2012 · Interview: Shoes. There was a sense of déjà vu as the three members of Shoes gathered in vocalist-guitarist Gary Klebe ‘s home recording studio in Kenosha, Wis. to discuss Ignition, their first release in 18 years. And it wasn’t simply because this writer was the same one who interviewed the band about its Stolen Wishes album 20-plus ...
3 de sept. de 2012 · Shoes essentially presaged punk’s DIY movement by recording its first, early-’70s albums in the living room before garnering enough critical acclaim to merit a major-label contract. Shoes will be guest editing magnentmagazine.com all week. Read our new feature on the band. Klebe: When I was a kid, I loved Paul Revere & The Raiders, and I ...
L-R: Gary Klebe, John Murphy, Skip Meyer, Jeff Murphy. Beginning in 1974, when bands needed label attention and access to a proper studio to get their music out and heard, visionary power-pop band Shoes created their own terms – building a home studio in their living room while learning how to play music and record simultaneously.
4 de sept. de 2012 · Shoes will be guest editing magnentmagazine.com all week. Read our new feature on the band. Klebe: I view music gear as art. It pleasures me to no end just standing back and admiring the beauty of my guitars, amps, preamps, equalizers, compressors, microphones and stomp boxes, almost as much as actually using them. All my senses are stimulated.
7 de sept. de 2012 · Power-pop progenitors? O.G. DIYers? The last college-rock survivors? No label adequately captures the four-decade journey of Zion, Ill.’s Shoes, who have released their first new studio material in 17 years. Perhaps the most astonishing thing about Shoes is that this ethic and attitude prevails despite a collection of music-biz bumps and bruises that could rival […]
20 de dic. de 2012 · A Round Table with the Murphy brothers and Gary Klebe of Shoes. 20 December 2012. by Elizabeth Klisiewicz. As a longtime fan of power pop veterans Shoes, I was delighted to interview them this past summer when they released Ignition, their first proper album in 18 years. And what an album it is, full of sparkling pop gems and sunny harmonies ...
Linda Klebe Treviño is Professor of Organizational Behavior at Pennsylvania State University. She is the co-author (with Katherine Nelson) of Managing Business Ethics (1995, 1999). Gary R. Weaver is Associate Professor of Management at the University of Delaware.
