The Central Standards (Jeff Capps and Ted Horrell) performed their original songs T-Ho's Broken Radio and Jay-C's Broken Radio with the Wake Up Crew at the time, Bad Dog and Ric on the legendary Rock 103 in Memphis in April of 2008.
Live recording of Ted Horrell & The Monday Night Card's CD release party at Growlers in Memphis, TN featuring guests David Umsted and Neil Umsted.
Ted recorded two solo acoustic demos of unreleased songs with the students of Visible Music School at Ardent Studios on October 2nd, 2017.
Live recording of the original three-piece version of The Monday Night Card which was comprised of former Central Standards Ted, Marty Christopher (drums) and Casey Smith (bass).
Sound board recordings of The Central Standards' final show as a four-piece band at the original Neil's Music Room in midtown Memphis.
Ted recorded these four-track cassette demos for the other members of The Central Standards in preparation for the album that would become The Central Standards' Folly.
This is a previously unreleased studio outtake of the song Teenage Heart by The Central Standards that was recorded in 2005 at Easley McCain Recording shortly before the studio burned down. A second version of the song, with piano and vocals only, was recorded and eventually released on The Central Standards' second album, Can't Remember the Last
This is a previously unreleased studio outtake of the song Teenage Heart by The Central Standards that was recorded in 2005 at Easley McCain Recording shortly before the studio burned down. A second version of the song, with piano and vocals only, was recorded and eventually released on The Central Standards' second album, Can't Remember the Last Time, which was named one of that year's ten best local albums by The Commercial Appeal.
Nearly three years after the breakup of Resident Clark, Ted reunited with Jeff McGinness (drums/vocals), Joel McGinness (piano/vocals), and Sam Dominguez (bass/vocals) at David Spear's Alleyway Arts studio in Columbia, MO to rehearse songs for a potential second record. Though the album never came to be, Sam captured these live room recordings of
Nearly three years after the breakup of Resident Clark, Ted reunited with Jeff McGinness (drums/vocals), Joel McGinness (piano/vocals), and Sam Dominguez (bass/vocals) at David Spear's Alleyway Arts studio in Columbia, MO to rehearse songs for a potential second record. Though the album never came to be, Sam captured these live room recordings of previously unreleased original songs. Ted went on to record and release several of the songs with The Monday Night Card.
Acoustic four-track cassette demo recordings by The Central Standards (Ted and Jeff Capps) that were used to teach the duo's new songs to bassist Casey Smith and drummer Marty Christopher. Most of the songs would appear on The Central Standards' debut album Refrain.