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 Time, which was named one of that year's ten best local albums by The Commercial Appeal.
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.
Jeff Capps and Ted Horrell perform for the first time ever as The Central Standards on Thacker Mountain Radio on September 27th, 2001. They play three songs: Singing You a Song, Still Stay, and Harriet Herndon Guitar.
Soundboard recording of Ted's Kansas City three-piece band, Hobson's Choice, performing at Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club on December 23rd, 1998. The band, which consisted of Ted, Sam Dominguez (bass) and Jeff McGinness (drums), would soon become Resident Clark with the addition of keyboardist Joel McGinness.
Ted wrote and recorded these songs when he was living in Nagoya, Japan in 1996-97 and mailed them to friends and family back home. These were the first recordings of Ted's original songs.