Notes Tagged: 'pnice'

Samubad P. Nice, King of Nantucket

After playing Firehouse 13 in Providence, Miss Fairchild defined the Stamina Show by heading with a quickness to Nantucket Island, the original home of Jive Sucka! and the old stomping grounds for us all…

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Permalink / 04 Sep. '07 / Tagged: tour live pnice nantucket tv staminashow

Get down, get funky, get ready to dance

Boston Now really likes Ooh La La, Sha Sha… So there.

Word from the Phoenix, too.

Sidekick has a photo of us, too. Thanks Boston, for taking notice!

Permalink / 30 Aug. '07 / Tagged: oohLaLaShaSha review press boston interview pnice

Terminator P

Those of you who have seen Miss Fairchild recently might have noticed a very slight addition to our stage set-up. On either side of (or sometimes underneath) Samuel P. Nice’s dj table rest two large PA speakers. Why would we be toting around such ridiculousness, you ask? Well, in recent discussions about the traditional hip-hop format that we have adopted (plus flute, keyboards and percussion), we realized that Samuel was missing a thing or two from his setup.

Take a look back at footage of a Public Enemy performance from twenty years ago and you’ll see Chuck D (played here by Daddy Wrall) Flavor Flav (played by yours truly) and Terminator X (hence the new P.Nice moniker: Terminator P.) We figured if X gets to be surrounded by an overpowering source of his own music, why not P.?

Soon this whole setup could be changed forever and instead of comparing us to Public Enemy (not being a hip-hop act, it does seem a little suspect…) I might use the James Brown mold (with Dubs as Mr. Please Please himself, myself as Bobby Byrd with a little Fred Wesley thrown in and P. Nice as, well, everybody else.)

Since “Everybody Else” doesn’t have much of a ring to it, let’s stick with Terminator P. That way he can dream that he’s haaaaaaaaaaard.

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Permalink / 04 Apr. '06 / Tagged: pnice

P.Nice is fay-mouse!

Check this for the inside scoop on the cute one>

and scope what people are saying about Miss Fairchild:

“They have something for you. And it’s not standard.”- Crash

“I’ve never seen a band with so much personality and the talent to back it up.”- Elizabeth Ziman, whose music you should also check out.

Say word, The Great Dunlap

Permalink / 11 Oct. '05 / Tagged: pnice press bananas