Man, if you know Laith, you know he is one unending musical talent. He can play the meanest guitar, sing with the strongest vocal and write wicked tunes. Here’s one for you. If you live near Detroit, Michigan, be sure to check him out. You will be a fan!

Fun time! The Clyde Stubblefield Show had the honor of being the first act to perform by opening the event. Here’s a nice write up of the night and a photo of us playing.

http://madison.decider.com/articles/notes-from-the-mamas,27815/

See ya in 2010! Until then, we’ll be playing at Madison’s Downtown tonight, our last night there before we move to The Frequency. Come join us for a “thank you” filled evening, as we pay our respects to Andy, Matt, Chris (http://www.christhebartender.com/) and the rest of Madison’s staff who have been gracious hosts for the last 16 months. We really appreciate everything you did for us post-King Club.

Beginning Monday, May 18th, the Clyde Stubblefield Show will be moving it’s weekly Monday show to The Frequency on Main Street, just down from Jenna’s and the Tornado Room.

For all you funk fans that have wished we would start earlier, your wishes have been granted! We will now begin our evenings at 9:30 p.m. We will also no longer have an opening band, so it will just be us.

We expect to do two long sets featuring our vocal talents, Karri Daley and Charlie Brooks. Join us at 9:00 p.m., have a drink, then enjoy the music from 9:30 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. We’ll take a 30 minute break, then funk you with another long set from 11:15 p.m. to 12:30 p.m.

We’re even lowering the cover from $8 to a flat $5 for everyone. You can’t find a better Monday night. I hope you’ll all join us for our first night at The Frequency, Monday, May 18th!!