Old Friends Found - Goose Creek Symphony
The other day I was thinking about lost and forgotten music, well, maybe just not listened to in a while and I thought about Goose Creek Symphony. I first heard Goose Creek in the early 70's and I think, I was introduced to them by my wife! Anyway,
Mamalou: A Profile of Love and Grace
On a damp November night, songstress Emmylou Harris is half-way into an intimate acoustic show at the Birchmere Music Hall, Washington D.C.’s premier music venue for veteran performers, when she recounts an incident surrounding her song, “Red Dirt Girl.”
“Red Dirt Girl,” off Harris’s Grammy-award
Another Quiet Gentle St. Louis Arts Icon passes. Remembering Blake Travis
Blake Travis.ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH
03/02/2010
When Blake Travis told stories to children, they would start out sitting six feet away from him. By the end of the story, they had inched up so close, they were right at his feet.
"Their excitement and openness is
Album Review: Johnny Cash--American VI: Ain't No Grave
Johnny Cash--American VI: Ain't No Grave--American/Lost Highway
The newest, and purportedly last, installment of Johnny Cash’s “American series”, the priceless Rick Rubin-produced string of albums that rounded out Cash’s life, is American VI: Ain’t No Grave. This is the second of
MICHAEL PETER SMITH LETS HIS DREAMS SPEAK THROUGH HIS SONGS...
MICHAEL PETER SMITH FLOWS WITH HIS RIVER OF SONGS by Terry Roland
"The dutchman's not the kind of man who keeps his thumb jammed in the dam that holds his dreams in..." Michael Peter Smith from his song, The Dutchman
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Radio Free Song Club
Radio Free Song Club (radiofreesongclub.com) is a small group of veteran songwriters writing on deadline. Every month they each write and record a song and send it, in varying degrees of completion, to Nicholas Hill who presents them along with live and phone conversations, in studio performances, and special