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Johnny "The Colonel" Maguire presents... The Colonel's Super Dooper Guitar Party! German Hall in Pawtucket, Rhode Island (October 16, 17, and 18, 2009) Full schedule & Ticket info at: www.ColonelsGuitarParty.com
Special guests: Miss Barbara Lynn, Sean Mencher, J. Geils, Brownbird Rudy Relic, Lester Peabody (Of Finland's The Barnshakers), Joe Beard, Duke Robillard, The Cobra-Matics, Orb Mellon, Guitar Zack Wiesinger, The Fathoms, Susquehannah Industrial Tool & Die Co., Gerry Beaudoin, Tim Ferarro, Denny Breau's Lenny Breau Tribute, and more! Live performances, Clinics, Signings, Giveaways, Food, Drink, Fun!
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I really wanted to get her eyelashes, but the focus kept going on her hair- windy day it was blowing across her face- and she wasn't sitting still enough to use the manual focus.
Next time.
"The Chimacum, also spelled Chemakum and Chimakum are a near extinct Native American people (known to themselves as Aqokúlo and sometimes called the Port Townsend Indians), who lived in the northeastern portion of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state, between Hood Canal and Discovery Bay" Wiki
A photo of the Hicks family near Chimicum Creek circa 1914 can be seen here along with details of other first nation communities on the peninsula: www.nps.gov/olym/learn/historyculture/tribes-of-the-olymp....
Opposite the south end of Vancouver Island and directly west of Seattle, the Chimacum people occupied a land of very real mist and rain, as the Olympic peninsula is well known for its good air and dominant rain, with up to 355cm a year. Tall trees of the north west coast were used for Totem poles - often placed in coves behind the worst laps of the sea - and they start to appear along the coastal mainland, opposite and around Vancouver Island just to the north of Discovery Bay. The carved poles then continue up the laced coast into Alaska - a close enough cultural vision to be a symbol for today's Seattle (aside the Chimacum). (www.burkemuseum.org/news/how-did-totem-poles-become-symbo...). 'Looking' at but not living with. Were there arborglyphs or decorations assigned for their real tree giants, with the permanent carving starting in the near yonder?
Some of the tallest trees in the world come from the reserves along this coast. The World's tallest Spruce, Western Red Cedar and Douglas Fir are all old growths living through and past the Chimacum rains on the Olympic Peninsula. The biggest tree today reads 75m tall by 6m circumference and 5.7m diameter. Chimacum rains in the spaces between these trees.
In this clip the tall totems and mythical trees are in modern cement, and they draw in 'worshipers' of modernity. Norman Foster's bridge is very successful, and during our visit we met a Brazilian who was motorbiking to see the best bridges of Europe (Lisbon, Porto (!!) and on up to Millau...). The Millau bridge tilts to respect the line of the hills either side of the valley, and it curves slightly to undulate with the mist and river. In the days prior to the bridge, the drive up to the Larzac plateau was a chain of old lorries puffing like steam-trains at walking pace, with summer cars overheating to a general breakdown, and a steep tilted jam that seemed to crumple and slide back down into the city of Millau; so the bridge does adapt well to today's lifestyle of car and long distance haulage. Despite that, it is a totemic forest of cement and hardened sand that has turned a landscape with a deep past into another visible link from a modern web.
Lynda Perhac's LP 'Parallelograms' was released on Kapp records in the same years as Joni Mitchell's 'Ladies of the Canyon', and between the two Karen Dalton LPs. For the recording, she used the studio knowhow and orchestration skill of Leonard Rosenman, who is perhaps best known for the music and work he did with the film star James Dean ('Giant', 'Rebel without a cause'). After a long break, Lynda returned to release on Sufjan Steven's 'Asthmatic Kitty' label, with other releases currently through Sundazed and Omnivore.
Her style is often described as 'Psychedelic folk', which seems a miss-up. There can a psychological expressionism to her folk music - not unlike Kate Bush, but with the intimate spaces of early Sufjan or Joni. And she really doesn't need a category as she has a name.
Was this shot taken of Lynda by the Olympic peninsula?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FzsY7AXEBQ
Here Lynda talks about the visual method behind her song writing. Being inspired by the sea, or Larks rising; a New York crossroads, or Dr Caligari are all examples of the visual senses mapping into music. Lynda went a step further and abstracted her own visual for the musical subject before then transcribing. Creative ways to inspire the mind's eye are more common in musical composition than is apparent in the generic and 'manufactured' and should not be mixed up with issues of drugs or disorders even if both have appeared in the history of music:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEW5CRnnnws
An original demo of Chimacum rains:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaJsViR_PV0
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We finally stopped by to check out the inside dining and we are totally impressed. THIS IS A MUST SEE INSIDE restaurant. Clean and comfortable space to eat if too hot to enjoy the spacious outdoor seating. The deluxe pizza was A+ and served in the box so we could easily take the leftovers home. The crust was really tasty - stand out above the other local pizza places in the area. Nice selection of unique beer including some new IPAs. I can’t wait to come back and try some of the weekly specials.
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A January anniversary. In January 1968, TRAFFIC (Steve Winwood) released their legendary first album on United Artists records in the U.S. which came to be known as Dear Mr. Fantasy. It was originally titled Heaven Is In Your Mind on very early pressings but with the same cover. It was released in the U.K. in December `67 with a different cover but titled Dear Mr. Fantasy. The U.K. and U.S. versions differed somewhat with slightly different songs included. As for re-issues, to add to any confusion, the original U.K. version and cover were issued for the first time in the U.S. on Island Records in 1978. In 2009, Sundazed Records re-issued the very rare U.S. Mono mix version originally released on United Artists in January 1968 when the album was still titled Heaven Is In Your Mind and originally went out of print fairly quickly as the majority of U.S. record buyers at that point were buying "stereo" records as opposed to "mono" versions of the same album.
1. from the outside looking in, 2. The Color Of Christmas, 3. Smoky On Black and White: Portland, Oregon Rose, 4. Merry Christmas!, 5. Red Phone Box, 6. natural selection, 7. Red Car, 8. Madrid Fruta1, 9. Post Office Selective Color, 10. 167.365, 11. Selective Colour Leaf, 12. Pewter pin in black and white, 13. Be The Color in a World Of Black and White, 14. This heart it beats; beats for only you., 15. A Colorful Butterfly in a Black and White World, 16. Selective Colour, 17. Simmetrie? (in selective color), 18. surrounded by roses selective color, 19. For Selective Colour Theme: TWTME, 20. Red always works..., 21. (366.8) .red., 22. A touch of red, 23. Color in the mist, 24. Tyler Red, 25. red shoe futab, 26. Red China Doll, 27. roses (05-27-08), 28. hand, 29. S., 30. Dominic and his Red Hat, 31. Anemone field v.2, 32. We Ride, 33. www.flickr.com/photos/m_arch25/2456435175/, 34. Colour Scale, 35. Red, 36. Just hanging out
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We finally stopped by to check out the inside dining and we are totally impressed. THIS IS A MUST SEE INSIDE restaurant. Clean and comfortable space to eat if too hot to enjoy the spacious outdoor seating. The deluxe pizza was A+ and served in the box so we could easily take the leftovers home. The crust was really tasty - stand out above the other local pizza places in the area. Nice selection of unique beer including some new IPAs. I can’t wait to come back and try some of the weekly specials.
A few weeks ago I asked green magnet shool how she makes her wonderful green pics.
She told me. And then happend nothing. Until yesterday. I had time. I read what she wrote. And I did it. I hope you like it :-)
Listen to that: Color Haze - Sundazed
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Claudia Thompsons one and only release in 1959; then she left the music scene much to the loss to those who like jazz music.This LP is a reissue taken from the original tapes.The sound and performance are first rate.
We finally stopped by to check out the inside dining and we are totally impressed. THIS IS A MUST SEE INSIDE restaurant. Clean and comfortable space to eat if too hot to enjoy the spacious outdoor seating. The deluxe pizza was A+ and served in the box so we could easily take the leftovers home. The crust was really tasty - stand out above the other local pizza places in the area. Nice selection of unique beer including some new IPAs. I can’t wait to come back and try some of the weekly specials.
We finally stopped by to check out the inside dining and we are totally impressed. THIS IS A MUST SEE INSIDE restaurant. Clean and comfortable space to eat if too hot to enjoy the spacious outdoor seating. The deluxe pizza was A+ and served in the box so we could easily take the leftovers home. The crust was really tasty - stand out above the other local pizza places in the area. Nice selection of unique beer including some new IPAs. I can’t wait to come back and try some of the weekly specials.