Deborah Conway: Summertown House Party
The old Tupperware party strikes again but this time it's a
Summertown party. If you buy a minimum of 25 copies of Summertown from us
we will come to your house to deliver them, sign them AND play a 20 minute, un-amplified set for you and your office mates, your mother's club, your neighbours or your ex-boyfriends.
We recomend a maximum of between 50 and 60 people.
If you buy 50 copies you get four Only The Bones t-shirts as well as the performance!
This is how it works, let us know the time & date you'd prefer via email (Use the "Contact" link on the left). Once we've worked out what suits you, we'll send you an invoice. To book the summerware party officially, just pay for the 25 CD's at $30 each.
We will be taking a break over the holiday period but due to popular demand we'll start up the bookings again in Feruary.
cheers
dc
added Wednesday, 18 August, 2004
Reader Input
Hi Deborah & Willy
We would love for you to come and play at our house. My wife and I have 3 kids, two of which have a severe life threatening physical disabilty and we are trying to raise some money to purchase 2 purpose built manual wheelchairs for them. These chairs retail for around $3000 each and we cannot get any government funding. We would be very interested to talk to you guys and see what we could do, I have no doubt that we could get in excess of 50-60 people in attendance....how to structure the night so it is both profitable for YOU and us is the key. Do you think we could do something?
Look forward to hearing from you.
regards
Rick & Janine
Posted by: Rick Foley at July 26, 2005 02:13 PM
Dear Deborah,
We are organising a radical mothers' day event to celebrate women and motherhood in Sydney this May 2005, and was wandering whether we can book you to perform 2-3 songs.
Our charter for mothering is based on www.moi.org.au
Awaits your reply,
Cindy
Posted by: cindy tseu at April 17, 2005 01:13 AM
Russ Aimz says! "You sound good Deborah"
From one singer to another www.russaimz.com
Posted by: Russ Aimz at April 14, 2005 12:37 PM
Hi I am a member of the ABA (Nursing Mothers) group in Heidelberg we need to do some fundraising and were wondering if you'd be prepared to do a Summertime gig for us. I am sure we could sell the 25 CDs We are thinking about doing an evening or late arvo thing with speaker drinks nibbles and YOU. We'd charge people to come and the funds would go to paying for people from our group to go the the ABA training event.I'm not sure if this is the right place for this request, but the contact spot on left is not coming up on my screen. Look forward to hearing from you
Joan
Posted by: Joan at March 31, 2005 10:32 AM
Yaay!! Just had a Summerware party at our place on Sunday, and it was great! If you get the chance to do it, don't hesitate - it's an unforgettable experience to have Deborah and Willy playing in your own lounge room, and I know everyone that came to our place had a blast!
Posted by: Jane Pennington at December 15, 2004 08:05 PM
Hey dc,
I have loved your music since my interest in live aussie talent blossomed in my early twenties. I have seen you several times but my fav performace was seeing you at a little North Fremantle pub called Mojo's when you where promoting My Third Husband.
My ears pricked up when you announced your distribution plan for Summertown on the Sunday program a few weeks ago. Let me know if this "musicware" party plan is available to your Perth fans and I will get cracking to host a dc/wz party at my place.
cheers, regi
Posted by: Regi at November 29, 2004 01:11 PM
Hi Deborah & Willy
Just a note to tell you of what high regard I have of your musical talents. I have had the pleasure of seeing you perform live several times, and your shows are better than any international acts (including Billy Joel). You sound as good live as any recording, and looking forward to hearing you again at A Day On The Green at our local winery in January, Thanks for the music.....
Posted by: Chris Francis at November 19, 2004 07:31 PM
Hi
I saw you in the Barossa last year and loved the show. So would you come to my womens group- which is a group of locals having a girls night out.. in the Clare Valley of South Australia . I could get 120. You name the date. if not ill just buy an album for myself. I think this is THE BEST idea. Good on you.
Linda
Posted by: Linda Eldredge at November 15, 2004 08:38 PM
HI Deb,
loved your music from the days of "Not Drowning Waving". We would love you to play at our childcare centre's xmas party for the children on Friday 17th December in Sydney. We will committ to buying 50 plus CD"s. But with over 100 adults attending you should expect to sell alot more than 50.
Hope you can come,Diana
Posted by: Scott Mc Cloud at November 11, 2004 05:02 PM
Hi Deborah
I saw you on the Sunday program. The house parties are a fantastic idea! I'm in Brisbane and would really love to have one. I am pretty sure that I could get a group of 25+ of my work mates and friends together. I have a large open plan newly renovated house and could easily accomodate this number plus more depending upon interest.
Would it be a possibility that you could do this given that I'm in Brisbane? If it is an option I will spread the word to gauge interest.
Many thanks
Katy
Posted by: Katy Weir at November 9, 2004 07:02 PM
I can sell 25 + more copies of your CD.
Would you play at my wedding in March next year instead of my lounge room ? My wedding is at the St Kilda Town Hall. I think you would sound great in that room.
Pllllleeeaaaaassssssssseeeee !
Posted by: Leanne Oswald at November 8, 2004 08:44 AM
Would love to see you guys in Brisbane - let me know if you are travelling north and if yes a few possible dates so I can find 24 friends !!
Cheers
Narina.
Posted by: Narina Jenkinson at November 7, 2004 04:32 PM
Hello! I saw the segment on Sunday this morning also and like a few others here would love to organise a Summerware party before it is too late! I am in Hobart so I know this is a big ask, but I am sure I can get at least 50 takers!!!!
Please!
Kindest Regards,
Sue
Posted by: Sue Stagg at November 7, 2004 02:39 PM
We are on the Gold Coast and would like to organise a party ... is that a possibility?
Thanks
Gittan
Posted by: Gittan Niederer at November 7, 2004 10:09 AM