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Musica
We have a few streams running through this
neck of the woods:
New Stuff —
Drumming up Teamwork
from Idea Champions: 1-4 hour sessions for
teams in innovative companies — a truly hands-on approach to getting in sync with each other
(And
the ongoing,)
The Warblehead
Union
"World Trance Fusion"
Move Over
Rhythm'n'Blues Rock Reggae
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The Warblehead Union World Trance Fusion: A few free mp3's of original instrumental/vocal music,
quality studio recordings
which we describe variously as...
.:=O0oo0O=:.
"Move
Over"Rhythm'n'Blues
Rock Reggae
and
other Movin' types of music...
(Living
in New York State's mid-Hudson region
now, and we're working on the new version...)
'.:=o0O0o=:.'
Etc... (meaning
there's a bit more below; like,)
Misc. Musical Oddities
Being interviewed for
a promotion on Boston's NPR station, WGBH,
on the subject of (Western) classical
music
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Buy tracks from our CD (please,
thank you,) on
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Move
Over -- Playing lots of rootsy,
R&B/soul/blues
rock and reggae standards, tunes by musicians
like,the
Allman Bros., Beatles, Bob Marley, CCR,
Dave Matthews, Eric Clapton, The Police, the Rascals,
Magic Sam, Sam & Dave,
Sam Cooke, Talking Heads, Taj Mahal, Van Morrison, Peter
Green's Fleetwood
Mac, even a little Grateful Dead, Otis Redding, & James
Taylor, sometimes;
and
Cream, Jeff Beck, and the early Rolling Stones doing
the blues of Bo
Diddley, Howlin'
Wolf, Robert
Johnson, Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, and
all them guys.
(If
you're on the mailing list, of course, you'll be forewarned.
If'n you ain't, drop us an e-note an' we'll "enlist" you
-- and/or, of course, de-enlist you any time you
want.)
bill
@_rosswriting ._com
You
can keep up with our former guitarist Fran
McConville Jr.'s activities here,
on his site,
Littleguitar.net
because
he is in fact very active (if
ya know-whutta-mean, aye, aye?)
.o0OOO0o.
In
the meantime, we'd be remiss not to refer you
to:
...
with Stan's (yes, we know Stan,) comprehensive
borrowing of all the monthly
music listings of clubs on the
North Shore of Mass. (incl. Salem, Beverly, Gloucester,
Newb'ryport, et al) |
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From Neil
Ayer's Tribute page to our old musical friend,
Mitch Dielhenn,
An Old Song rerecorded:
Mitch Dielhenn's "Arms
From The Sky"Neil Ayer and I recorded
this first-draft version of a song that, as kids, we often
performed with our late friend, Mitch Dielhenn.
Neil produced the whole song, I just sung it, and maybe at
some point we'll get back to finishing it up. Neil
has this posted on his site, WheelOfEarth.com,
which features a page of tributes to Mitch, an amazing songwriter and heartful
guy. (That page also has some recordings
of we did as part of "The Good Name Band" in Denver,
back in those days.)
(An excerpt of the lyrics:)
A man came to me
Face shining like the sea
Who like an unborn baby lay
So deep within your grace
These things he said to me
And you my brother
Would you like to be free?
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There is a place I know
Every man longs to go
Which like a fountain spring
Blessing from God these waters bring
And a voice of peace and beauty sings
Here a man meets himself
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Neil's site also features some other beautiful
guitar music he's done.
(From a gig
we did with the excellent flamenco, etc., guitarist and guitar maker Steve
Spungin in the spring of '06 -- left in
here because it's such a great poster!)
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