The year’s just started and we’ve already got four things to lookforward to:
1) Our set at the Inauguration FunkFest at Toad’s Place on January 18th.
2) Our set opening for the Anodyne Blues Band at the Seaside Tavern on January 31st.
3) Our first-ever show in Brooklyn, at the legendary Solomon’s Porch, on February 21st.
4) The impending release of our first album sometime this spring.

Thanks, as always, for your constant love and support. We can’t do this without you.

It’s been a huge year for us…from the MLK FunkFest to the NYC Marathon; from recruiting Josh for some tasty sax work to beginning work on our CD; from highs (Bottega Lounge) to lows (interesting communication issues at a couple of bars)…we couldn’t've done it without the love and support of our families, friends, and fans.

Wishing you peace and love for the new year,

the TLB

Check out our updated audio player to hear three tracks from the TLB: “Come Home to Me,” “Old School Feeling,” and “Love Don’t Live Here”. “Come Home” and “Love” are brand-new releases from our most recent studio session. “Come Home to Me” also features the tasty sax work of Josh DeBonis from Trippopotamus.

Joining our mailing list will unlock another brand-new track, too! In addition to “Beautiful” and “Dying to Belong,” be sure to check out “Changes”.

Sunday night, January 18th, the TLB makes its second appearance at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. FunkFest.  Put some glide in your stride and some dip in your hip, and we’ll see you there.

Happy Thanksgiving, Brooklyn!, originally uploaded by One Ping Only.

We’ve got a lot to be thankful for, not least of which is the support of everyone who comes out to our shows and spreads the word about what we’ve been working on. As we play around the New York metro area and hunker down in the studio to record our first album, we’re constantly reminded about how great our fans are, and how much you all mean to us.

Enjoy the holiday with your family and friends, and keep checking this space for new recitals and other announcements.

Peace and love,
the TLB

Terryl, originally uploaded by One Ping Only.

Yesterday’s session was a success–we laid down the instrumental tracks for the first three songs of the album. Dan was a great engineer/producer–hopefully we’ll continue to work with him in the future.

Right now I’m so pumped up about this band I can barely focus on anything else. Unfortunately, I have to get back to my grad school work right now.

The Terryl Lee Band, originally uploaded by One Ping Only.

We’re heading into the studio today to knock out the first couple of songs for our album. The weather’s not cooperating–I’m looking out the window and seeing what looks like a shallow, though fast-moving, river on the sidewalk. We’ll drive safely and huddle in, and I’ll be bringing some homemade (though not by me) mandelbrot for the boys.