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The drum monday may 23rd & 24th (at our home) @ the drummer shop, we'll have our 1st ever session of our favorite drumming duo, The Soul Jazz Band."

"I love the work we're doing! We're gonna be really busy while working on this album."

"I am thrilled to have this chance to write for this band. They are some of my favorite bands of all time."

"The band is a delight and I'm going to be a proud one to be a part of."

Read the press release here.

Watch the new album "Blondie's New Sound" here.

Here are their full track list:

Side A: "Blondie's New Sound" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side B: "Honeymooners (with Dave Matthews and Tom Jones)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side C: "She Belongs to the Stage" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side D: "A Night of Gold Dust" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side E: "Wake Up World (Live At The Fillmore)

Side F: "Blondie's New Sound (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side G: "I Miss You (With Tom Jones)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side H: "One Night Stand" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side I: "Blondie's New Sound (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side J: "The Soul Jazz Band" (Live) (Live At The Fillmore)

Side K: "I Think You Have A Soul" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side L: "I'm Yours" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side M: "I Dream" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side N: "Blondie's New Sound (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side O: "Boys On Your Side" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side P: "I Thought We Were Friends" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side Q: "Blondie's New Sound (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side S: "I'll See U Again" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side T: "Come And See Me (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side U: "Come On In (Live)" (Live At The Fillmore)

Side V: "I Never Had A Dream" (Live At The Fillmore)

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Canberra woman sentenced over smacking woman


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A female New South Wales court has sentenced a woman to six months in jail for slapping a man in an elevator.

The Sydney courtroom witnessed the incident, which happened in September 2014, as court in Adelaide heard the woman's lawyer was not prepared for the case to go to court.

Police and the courts were in no position to intervene, she said at the time.

At the time, the woman was known to be an advocate and was on disability protection payments.

After a short jail term the woman pleaded guilty to one of the offences and was given a conditional discharge, ordered to attend counselling and work with a disability service provider.

On Monday, in a statement, she said she would not apologise for using her right in court to seek justice and would continue fighting to have her case heard in court.

"This incident is just one example of how the Australian criminal justice system fails to protect victims of crime," she said.

"[It] is an example of how in the courtroom and the streets I am sometimes accused of using intimidation to get my way.

"To all those people who supported me and supported me through it all I would like to thank you very much."

Topics: sexual-offences, police, courts-and-trials, assault, criminal-law, courts-and-trials, adelaide-5000