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Callum Robbins benefits update

Former Jawbox drummer Zach Barocas posted the following note on his blog:

I've finished gathering the 32 tracks for a 2-CD compilation we're putting together to benefit Callum Z. Robbins' care fund. It's called For Callum & is kind of a joint effort between The Cultural Society, Catlick Records, & Letterbox, though it's really a joint effort between the contributors, engineers, producers, & manufacturers who have made their talents & services available to us. I thank them all for their help & support. Truly.

In any case, there's not yet an official place to go for information about the CDs but I thought I should make preliminary mention of it here. Street date is 3/17/07 & it'll cost $17.00 ppd. All proceeds will go to Cal's fund. If you have any questions, feel free to drop me a line.

We're also putting on a Cal-benefit show here in Mpls on 3/17/07. I'll have more on that as the date nears.

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