Wall Street

Cover Photo of E.J. Gold by Ken Paulson
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Insane Investors Club
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What do you get when you place instruments in the
hands of a group of wacky artists, writers, and
musicians who have a passion for the stock market?
You get the Insane Investors Club. Known for their
whimsical practical jokes, artistry and fine sense
of humor, this band has produced a powerful CD
entitled "Wall Street" that highlights their
musicianship and songwriting talents. The songs
range in style from rock to blues to country to
some very fine R&B doo wop, reminiscent of the
Platters.
The Insane Investors Club sound skirts the edge of
alternative country, rock and blues with such
influences: Elvis, Hank Williams, Willy Nelson,
The Beach Boys, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins,
Moon Dog, and Harry Partch.
The Insane Investors Club band members include
world-renowned songwriter / artist E.J. Gold,
Jimmi Accardi, who played with The Monkees and
B.B. King, and other members of Columbia's
"Laughing Dogs". Their common interest in the
stock market sparked a creative frenzy resulting
in a collection of songs relating to the good
times and bad times of the stock market. One
outcome was the production of a CD sent to the
Squawk Box crew at CNBC as a gesture of thanks for
all the fantastic market tips they've broadcast to
investors worldwide at the dawn of every stock
market day. The band continues having fun making
music and laughing at themselves and all those
crazy enough to "play" in the market.
Insane Investors Club Rocks 4th Anniversary
Celebration on a live global network T.V.
broadcast to over 150,000,000 For filmclip see http://www.cnbc.com/ Penn
Valley, CA, August 6, 1999 _ CNBC's satellite
uplink truck pulled into Penn Valley at 2 a.m.
Friday morning for coverage of the Insane
Investors Club's tribute to CNBC's early morning
stockmarket program Squawk Box, in honor of its
fourth anniversary celebration. The Insane
Investors Club gave a live performance of its
rock/country stockmarket hits "Kahuna and the
Brain," "Clipping Coupons," and "Squawk Box."
These songs are part of the album entitled Wall
Street written entirely by the Insane Investors
Club's prolific songwriting team Jimmi Accardi and
E.J. Gold. In addition to being "the number one
song on the Squawk Box Hit Parade," the Insane
Investors Club's "Kahuna & the Brain" was also the
top listing in the "Hot New MP3's" of the Featured
Music and Artists category on the MP3 website,
which boasts over 100,000 song listings. This song
and others from the group's album Wall Street can
be downloaded for free from MP3. Squawk Box's Fran
Zarnitzky invited the band to play live by
satellite for their 4th Anniversary Celebration.
Said Accardi, "Of course we said yes ... what an
opportunity! Besides, it's a terrific show and we
wanted to support them." The band assembled at 2
a.m. at Gold's Penn Valley studio, joining the
Pacific Satellite Uplink Crew to beam a
mini-concert over to the East Coast early morning
stockmarket show. The 4:00 a.m. PST broadcast
opened with clips from the music video "Wall
Street" which features the stock market hits as
well as the band's a capella renditions of Happy
Birthday. Songwriters Jimmi Accardi and E.J. Gold
enjoy the show. Gold says, "It's a kick. The
on-air crew, Mark Haines, David Faber, Joe Kernen,
Kathleen Hays, and Maria Bartiromo are highly
informative, and professional. Even more
importantly _ the group has a sense of humor."
Host Mark Haines interviewed Gold, the "Insane
Investor" himself about the band and the club's
investing strategies. Gold spoke about the
benefits of charitable
donations of stock rather than cash and credited
Mark and the Squawk Box crew for popularizing this
idea. Haines said that the Club's work is
outstanding in this area. For more on Insane
Investor's insane investment strategies, go to http://www.insaneinvestorsclub.com
a>. Squawk Box is aired by cable and satellite
simultaneously to the United States, Great
Britain, the Middle East and South Africa.
According to its website, CNBC serves 150 million
households in 70 countries worldwide. In case you
missed it, here's your chance to relive Squawk
Box's 4th Anniversary. Full Story... and for a
streaming video clip online of excerpts from the
Insane Investors Club performance go to http://www.cnbc.com/commentary/comme
ntary_full_story_money.asp?StoryID=4896 For
more information about the Insane Investors Club,
see http://www.insaneinvestorsclub.com/<
/a>; about CNBC, go to http://www.cnbc.com/; about mp3,
go to http://www.mp3.com/
Songs on this CD are:
- 1. Kahuna & the Brain (2:38)
- 2. Internet Stocks (2:10)
- 3. Squawk Box (3:14)
- 4. Give Me Bonds (2:30)
- 5. Bottom Dweller (2:58)
- 6. Everybody's Gotta Have a Stock (2:48)
- 7. Long On Friday (2:57)
- 8. Clipping Coupons (2:06)
- 9. IPO (3:22)
- 10. C'mon Bonds Ya Rally (2:23)
- 11. The Sector Game (2:42)
- 12. Trade My Life Away (3:03)
- 13. Don't Want to Day Trade Anymore (2:28)
© 1999 Cloister Recordings
All songs written by Accardi / Gold (BMI)
Published by Union Label Music
Produced by Accardi / Gold
Engineer: Oz Fritz
Assistant Engineer: Marvette Kort
Recorded by The Insane Investors Club
Recording artists:
Jimmi Accardi - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Ronny Altaville - bass (on the songs "Kahuna & the Brain," "Squawk Box")
Bob Bachtold - drums
E.J. Gold - piano, bass, rhythm guitar, vocals
Robbert Trice - keyboards, string bass
Front cover photo by Ken Paulsen, © 1974 E.J. Gold
CD-M193
$16.97
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