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The Candy Shop Boys

For roughly eight years, New York’s burlesque world danced to The Candy Shop Boys. From 2009 to about 2017 the quintet played over 150 shows a year in the city’s supper clubs and late rooms, and over two January nights in 2013 they went into Tedesco Studios and recorded the songbook those rooms were built on. Twelve tracks came out on a limited CD. The full sessions, twenty-one tracks and seventy-three minutes, sat on a hard drive for thirteen years. On October 30, 2026, BYNK Records releases them complete as Sugarfoot Stomp (BYNK006), the band’s debut album under its own name, newly remixed and remastered, with vocalist Sophia Urista out front.

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Sugarfoot Stomp

By The Candy Shop Boys

Label: BYNK Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Sugar Foot Stomp (Dippermouth Blues); Kicking The Gong Around; G Man Got the T Man; I Want To Be Evil; St. James Infirmary; Light My Fire; The Candy Man; Come Together; Hound Dog; When I Get Low I Get High; Little Red Corvette; James Bond Theme; Let's Face The Music and Dance; Black & Tan Fantasy; Caravan; Man With The Golden Arm; The Midgets; Harlem Nocturne; Cotton Tail; Isfahan; Bernie's Tune

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The Candy Shop Boys Release The Long-shelved Sugarfoot Stomp

The Candy Shop Boys Release The Long-shelved Sugarfoot Stomp

On October 30, BYNK Records (Because You Never Know) releases Sugarfoot Stomp, the debut album by The Candy Shop Boys, the quintet of violinist Scott Tixier, tenor saxophonist Matt Parker, pianist Jesse Elder, bassist Kenball Zwerin, and drummer Arthur Vint, featuring vocalist Sophia Urista. Recorded over two January nights at Tedesco Studios in 2013, the album's ...


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