Said Bob "Yeah, it's amazing that we were able to have another copy of myself there to sing the harmony parts. You couldn't see him,..me, because like Jim Fabiano who played bass guitar, the other me was invisible. No, really. ". Oh? "We'd NEVER, ever, ever, ever alter an historical recording such as this..unless it made it sound better. ". Sellon would not divulge the technology used clone and cloak himself and a bass playing friend except to say that it had something to do with computers. Onlookers could not believe their eyes.

For the full story, go to Bob's Vol. 8 page.

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11/1/2024

No Muse Is Bad News Vol. 4 features performances of the song I'm Mandy. Fly Me and the song The World Ain't Slowing Down by Bob Sellon.

"I'm Mandy. Fly Me", of course, was written by Eric Stewart, Graham Gouldman and Kevin Godley and originally released by their group at the time: 10cc. "The World Ain't Slowing Down" is a terrific song written by Ellis Paul immortalized in the movie "Me, Myself and Irene".

Both songs were recorded live at the No Muse Is Bad News - Spring Music Series in 2015 and contains no edits!

10/25/2024

As a special treat, our NMIBN (No Muse Is Bad News) releases this week feature two David Bowie songs performed by Bob Sellon: Oh! You Pretty Things and Life on Mars? at the Spring 2015 Music Series.

10/18/2024

Our second weekly release can be picked up on your favorite stores and streams today and features Stec Records recording artist Bob Sellon performing the Elton John/Bernie Taupin song Yellow Brick Road and the Justin Hayward (Moody Blues) song The Voice on his trusty Korg SV-1 keyboard and singing.

10/11/2024

StecRecords.com is pleased to announce weekly releases from the No Muse Is Bad News archives running from October through the end of 2024 featuring unreleased performances by our own Bob Sellon in a rare series of piano performances recorded in 2015.

The series begins with the song that started the project rolling: Political Science. "I hadn't played Political Science in a while and went back to this live recording to see how I was playing it and was surprised that it was actually a pretty good take. I could think of at least two people who would like to hear it so I figured I'd ante up for the mechanical license and put it out but found over 20 other songs that were worth putting out as well. Sometimes it takes a few years to appreciate what you've done I guess. " - Bob

The satirical Political Science was, of course, written by the wonderful Randy Newman rendered by the tragically untrained "pianist" Bob but sure to make you smile (and maybe not be inclined to bomb other countries to solve problems).

Brighter Than Sunshine is a silly love song but Bob kicks it out a little bit on vocals. Like most of the releases to come, this is a stark recording of Bob singing and playing the piano [keyboards] before a small audience. Enjoy!