Friday, January 4, 2008
I've nearly finished work on my new CD
Wirewalkers & Assassins. The album will be available in early '08 so I thought I'd offer a rough mix from the sessions as a preview
The tune is called "
John Wilkes Booth (
Don't Make Us Beg)". You can find the MP3 posted here in my music folder (it's the third song from the top).
I thought in this season of democratic primaries, I'd offer an alternative to the voting "booth". Here's hoping things pick up in 2008!
Yours Cordially,
Curtis P. Eller
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Curtis Eller's American Circus
www.curtiseller.com
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https://curtiseller.com
Playing Since: 1984
Experience Level: Expert/Professional
Interests:
[Teaching] [Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]
Occupation: Banjo player, songwriter, rock & roll singer
Gender: Male
Age: 57
My Instruments:
Buckeye (no.113), Bart Reiter (Standard), Gold Star (GF-100FE)
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
Elvis Presley, Buster Keaton and Abraham Lincoln
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Created 3/6/2006
Last Visit 9/24/2025
Curtis Eller is a banjo player, songwriter and rock & roll singer. A twenty-year show business veteran, Eller and his band The American Circus have developed a devoted international following based on dynamic, highly physical stage performances and an extensive catalog of curious phonographic recordings. The iconoclastic musician has spent more than a decade relentlessly touring the club, theatre and festival stages of a dozen countries in North America and Europe.
Eller is a gifted and prolific songwriter who's banjo-driven songs describe a dreamlike vision of American history where all points in time have collapsed into one. The American Circus is diligently at work on a new full-length album on which they have augmented their indelicate, rock & roll rhythms with a tempestuous cloud of horns and an graceless choir of backsliders in their quest to bring Eller's historically evocative compositions to vivid, cinematic life.
