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GAZA, PALESTINE, July 10 - Civil Defense Directorate crews remove the wreckage of a car targeted by an Israeli airstrike in the northern Gaza Strip. The attack killed three men riding in the car who were taken to Kamal Udwan hospital. Two were identified as Mahmoud Waloud and Hazim Balousha. (Photo by Joe Catron)
The Shady Ladies performed a five-song set at Sweetwater in Mill Valley, California. This local singing group is led by our friend BJ Martin, directed by their teacher Reed Fromer, and includes includes my lovely wife Phyllis.
Here are the tunes they sang that night - watch the videos:
• What is Success? - vimeo.com/167865929
• Love can Build a Bridge - vimeo.com/167854218
• Poor Poor Pitiful Me - vimeo.com/167864723
• Too Much Heaven - vimeo.com/167862236
• Get closer - vimeo.com/167859881
We are all inspired by their lovely voices and harmonies -- and their precious gift of music. Nicely done, Shady Ladies! Keep singing your heart out.
And we were really impressed by all the other performances on this Open Mic Night at the Sweetwater, from great bluesmen to the hot young Matt Jaffe & The Distractions. Do yourself a favor and drop by one of these Open Mic Open nights, which are masterfully hosted by old-timer Austin DeLone, of Commander Cody fame (we did one of their first award-winning music videos, “Two Triple Cheese, Side Order of Fries.”)
Thank you, Sweetwater, for hosting these performances. Music is a powerful way to create connections between us and you’ve done so much for our local community over the last few decades!
View more photos of the Shady Ladies: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157644672884977
Watch more videos of the Shady Ladies performances:
Learn more about Sweetwater Open Mic Night:
www.sweetwatermusichall.com/event/555005-open-mic-night-a...
This image was taken on Sunday 21st Sept 2014 at Telford's Warehouse during their usual Open Mic evening. For more information about Telford's Warehouse see their web site:
On February 10, 2013, Poets & Writers supported the Lunar Walk Reading Series at Two Moon Art House and Cafe in Brooklyn, New York. The monthly series, hosted by Gerry LaFemina and Lynn McGee, features a mix of open mic performances alongside curated readings by renowned authors. The February edition included poets Cornelius Eady and Jean Monahan, as well as a performance by a band, Rough Magic: Concetta Abbate, Emma Alabaster, Cornelius Eady, Leo Ferguson, Robin Messing, Charlie Rauh.
The event was one of nearly 2,000 that Poets & Writers supports each year through the Readings/Workshops program, which pays writers fees for giving readings and leading workshops in California and New York, as well as eight cities outside those states. Learn more at www.pw.org/funding.
Support for Readings/Workshops in New York City is provided, in part, by public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, with additional support from the Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, the Axe-Houghton Foundation, The Cowles Charitable Trust, the Abbey K. Starr Charitable Trust, and the Friends of Poets & Writers.
Photo by Yoon Kim.
This image was taken on Tuesday 24th June 2014 at Alexander’s Live Open Mic Night. For more information about Alexander’s see their web site:
Dan O´Hara´s Irish Pub
OpenMic ZGZ (Zaragoza, Spain) are live music sessions, where any musician can join and play with the rest.
The meetings are held in venues and rooms in the city of Zaragoza, with free access.