"Pumpkins are rotting" is the title of a short promotional email by Hardy Fox, sent to subscribers of his Hacienda Bridge mailing list on November 13th 2016.
This issue of the newsletter is not archived on Mailchimp. The below text has been transcribed from a copy of the original newsletter supplied to a Mysterious Spanish Lady by Residents fan Steve Foster. The Ladies extend their thanks to Steve for his gracious assistance.
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Just a note here to remind you that the Bobuck project, BLACK TAR, will disappear from Bandcamp the 16th of November. The pumpkins are rotting so there is no reason to have a Halloween project still going.
This 13-song Tiny Tunes collection is free, but many of you have donated, so thank you for that. I am matching all donations and the total will go to Food For Thought to feed people in need. I will report the total figure that was given to Food For Thought in the December newsletter.
Thank you for your generosity. It has far exceeded expectations.
"I have heard all of your releases, both solo and Residents for decades. Black Tar is your best full album release in many years. It excels much farther than Resident albums from the past 20 years, and has the feel of old classic Residents." - Chris Bensen
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See also[]
- Hacienda Bridge
- Hacienda Bridge newsletter
- Hardy Fox
- Black Tar and the Cry Babies
- Black Tar - 13 Tiny Tunes for Hallow's Eve