News,
New & Of Note
Welcome to News, New & Of Note where you'll find the latest happenings
from our friends and family in the Poetry, Music and Art world. Check back often
as we'll update with the latest and greatest happenings as they cross our desks
here at Insomniacathon.org
Of
Note On
this Independence
Day 2008, the Ron Whitehead poem "The
Declaration of Independence This Time" once again brings
a sobering perspective to light. .
News,
New & Of Note! - Beach Poets Kicks
Off 2008 Season! - Beach Poets is a unique performance poetry
venue that has been a dynamic part of the cultural climate of Chicago since 1990.
Founded and hosted by award-winning poet and playwright, Cathleen Schandelmeier,
Beach Poets takes place from 4 pm-5:30 pm on Loyola Beach every Sunday
afternoon during the Summer. Click Here
for More Info on Beach Poets!
News
& Of Note! - Writers On The Vine Series at
Palmer Vineyards with "Jack's Last Call" Author Patrick Fenton
- A look at Jack Kerouac with playwright Patrick Fenton
and members of the cast of "Jack's Last
Call" at The Palmer
Vineyards, Riverhead, NY on June 22nd, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM. Come
join Fenton and JLC cast members for a glass of wine and conversation on his AudioPlay
of "Jack's Last
Call." $10 Admission and complimentary glass of Plamer
Vineyards wine.
News
& Of Note! - - Run River Run - The
Clearwater Festival - The Great Hudson River Revival Music and Environmental Summer
Festival - The
Clearwater Festival one of the country’s largest annual environmental
activism celebrations with music, dance and storytelling will be held at Croton
Point Park June 21-22 on the historic Hudson River. Appearing along
with Clearwater Founder and legendary singer, songwruter,activist, Pete Seeger,
will be David Amram, The Skatalites, Cheryl Wheeler, The Kennedys, Chris Thompson,
Gandalf Murphy & The Slambovian Circus of Dreams and dozens of other great
performers. Click The Following Links To Learn More
abou the environmental organization Clearwater
and The
Clearwater Festival -The Great Hudson River Revival Music and Environmental
Summer Festival!
News
& Of Note! - WFPK LIVE LUNCH with Ron Whitehead
and Southside - 91.5 WFPK Radio Louisville welcomes Ron Whitehead
and Southside to Louisville Public Media Performance Space at 619 S. Fourth
Street in downtown Louisville at Noon on June 20th. You can listen to
91.9 WFPK’s live broadcast via the Internet. Streaming audio is available
in RealPlayer,
Windows Media Player,
and MP3 formats.
Show starts at 12 Noon EDT. Also
Of Note! - If you might of missed the WFPK Live Lunch Broadcast
of Ron Whitehead and Southside, Click
Here and you can go to The
Live Lunch Audio Archives and hear their June 20th performance!
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News
& Of Note! - Jazz Jam
Sessions at Riverspace! - Riverspace
Arts in Nyack continues the long tradition of weekly jazz jam sessions
this Tuesday, June 17th. This year's kick-off show is a A Special Evening of Jazz
+ Poetry featuring saxophonist. Erik
Lawrence with members of the Riverspace Jazz House Band who'll
provide the sonic landscape to the prose of Frank
Messina and Pamela Hart.
Show starts at 7:30, Tickets: $9. The Riverspace Jazz Series is proudly
sponsored by The Rockland County
Jazz & Blues Society.
Of
Note -
Symbol, Statement or Shill - On this Flag
Day 2008, an
"Observation and Perspective*
by Insom alt-journalist,
Jeremy Hogan inspired
by an ill-flown American Flag.
Click Here for
Symbol, Statement or Shill .
Of
Note - "It Is My Duty To Report
. . ." -Tim
Russert, the veteran journalist best known as the moderator of
NBC News' "Meet the Press," collapsed and died of a heart attack
June 13th while at work in Washington. He was 58 years old. One of the premier
political journalists and analysts of our time, Russert revolutionized Sunday
morning television fusing journalism with his passion for politics earning him
the reputation for asking his guests the tough questions. His candor, tenacity
and dedication to accountability will be sorely missed. Click
Here for More at MSNBC.com .
Of
Note - Who Do You Love?-
The Grand Daddy of them all, THE man with the "HamBone Beat" Rock
'n' roll pioneer Bo
Diddley passed away at his home in Florida on June 2nd. He was
79 years young. With his signature cigar-box shaped guitar the "Twang Machine"
he forged the sonic fusion template of Rhythm and Blues . Muddy
Waters said, "The Blues had
a baby and they called it Rock n' Roll" Click
Here to view Bo at his best intro'd by the Godfather of Soul!
Not Fade Away . . . Not Fade Away!
News,
New & Of Note! - Tyrone Cootn Live at The
Turning Point! - Soulful Blues Great, Tyrone
Cotton and his band return to the legendary Turning
Point in Piermont, NY on May 31st. NYC poet, Frank Messina
will be making a special appearance with Tyrone and the band too. This show is
a Can't Miss, Click
Here To Reserve Tickets $20, show starts at 9 PM.
Of
Note On this Memorial Day 2008 we stand in mindful respect for
those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. While news reports focus on the high
rates of devastating physical injuries among soldiers returning from the conflicts
there is another form of casualty, from a "War
Within."
In more poetic times it was called "Soldier’s
Heart" and came to be known as Shell
Shock, Battle Fatigue,
Vietnam Syndrome. Today, we call
it Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Within
the idioms of A Global Literary Renaissance the
Power of Poetry and it's ability to resurrect the Heart, give an equal allinclusive
voice to all that embrace it is cornerstone to the collective awakening of humanity,
strengthening the caring and shaping of the common unconscious life of all human
beings.
On this Memorial Day 2008 we bring forth a poem of self-empowerment
that rings in resolution and resolve against the "War
Within." Click
Here To Read "PTSD"
by P.W. Covington.
Peace
Is Patriotic - May It Come None Too Soon.
Of
Note! - For Humanity - Insomniacathon
On-Line! has compiled a list of Links to International and Domestic Relief
Agencies and Organizations who tirelessly strive to spell suffering and help those
who can't help themselves. Do what you can For Humanity. Click
Here To Learn More!
News
& Of Note! -
The Bluesmasters Series at B.B. King's Club & Grill -
An
incredible evening of various Blues styles covering Delta and Chicago Blues, Louisiana
Swamp and Texas Blues too at the legendary B.B.
King's Club & Grill in NYC featuring Cornell
Dupree, The Soul Survivors,
John Hammond,
Louisiana Red, PaPa
HooDoo and Lance Lopez
on May 14th. Show starts at 7:00 PM sharp, Tickets are $25 in Advance,
$30.00 Day of Show. General admission seated show - First come, first seated -
Standing room at bar. A David Kramer Production.
News
& Of Note! -
A Tribute to the One and Only Odetta! - An
evening of Song and Stories celebrating the LifeLoveWork of one of Folk Music's
true treasures, Odetta. Hosted by Wavy Gravy,
the faithful will gather at Banjo
Jim's in NYC on May 8th. and features David Amram,
Cheatin' Hearts with Sheriff Bob and Trip Henderson, Guy Davis,
Timothy Hill, Emory Joseph, Jack Landron, Christine Lavin,
Toshi Reagon, Chaney Sims, Vincent Cross and Good Company,
special surprize guests and the One and Only Odetta! Tickets are
$25 - Doors open at 7pm, no advance tickets, two drink minimum.
News
& Of Note! -
A Beat Day at Big Rock - Stora Klopp
- Spring
tumbles into start of Summer. Beltane brings Poets, Writers and Musicians from
around the World to Stora-Klopp (Big Rock)
in Iceland on May 3rd for a collective celebration of the Spoken Word and Song
hosted by internationally renown Icelandic novelist Olafur Gunnarsson
at his farm outside Reykjavik.
Click Here To Learn More
about this ephemiral gathering in the land of Fire and Ice.
New
& Of Note! - The Pix Are In
From Stora Klopp! - Poet, Author
and Photographer, Birgitta Jonsdottir, who performed at Stora Klopp, brought
her camera and was so kind to pass along these images from A
Beat Day at Big Rock -Stora Klopp to us here at Insomniacathon
On-Line! Click
Here To View her PhotoBook from Stora Klopp!
Of
Note - Earth Day 2008 - On
April 22, 1970, 20 million people, 2,000 colleges and universities, 10,000 grammar
and high schools and 1,000 communities mobilized for the first nationwide demonstrations
on environmental problems. Congress adjourned for the day so members could attend
Earth Day events in their districts.
The response was nothing short of remarkable, and the modern American environmental
movement took off. Click
Here for more History detail -
Much
has come to protect and nurture this tiny blue marble we all live on but there
is is still much more to do if we are to survive in spite of ourselves.
In Honor and Solemn Reminder
we bring forth a poem by the great American counterculture Novelist,
Essayist and Playwright,
Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
from his last book, A Man Without A Country,
read Kurt Vonnegut's "Requiem".
Mother
Earth is our only home. Click
Here to Learn How You Can Do Your Part to help preserve our
Planet for our future generations. Think
Green! - Happy Earth Day!
News
& Of Note! - INSOMNIACATHON 2008! - The
Official Alternative to Thunder Over Louisville! Starts Tomorrow April 11th!
- A decade since he last produced (and nearly 5 years since
the last live experience) Ron Whitehead once again
brings the marathon Poetry and Music Festival known as INSOMNIACATHON!
to The Rudyard Kipling
in Louisville, KY April 11 - 13, 2008. Click
Here To Learn More
about INSOMNIACATHON!
Also
Of Note! - Air Check - Tune
in to WFPK 91.9 FM Radio Louisville,Friday
April 11th from 3 to 6pm EDT to Laura
Shine's afternoon program. During her Friday
Ride Home segment (5-6 PM slot) she'll be talking up INSOMNIACATHON
2008 and playing tracks from the new Ron Whitehead and Southside
CD, "Southside Lounge".
Click Here
to Listen!
Also
Of Note! - Media-Minder - Read
Jeffrey Lee Puckett's INSOMNIACATHON 2008 Feature,
"Musical
Boom: Insomniacathon is an Alternative to Thunder" at Courier-Journal.com.
News
and of Note! -
Lord Buckley 102 - The Church of the Living Swing! - "The immaculately
hip aristocrat," Lord
Buckley was the epitome of cool. His comic philosophy intertwined
Be-Bop word-jazz virtuosity with highly eloquent British emote which he swung
like Bird's Horn and delivered in the tongue of The Bard himself. On Monday,
April 7th all Lords and Ladies are invited to convene in celebration of this
visionary of spontaneous American poetry and humor at The
Sir Oliver Trager Lord Buckley Birthday Bash at The
Bowery Poetry Club. Verbal and Musical vibrations will be provided
by The Church of the Living Swing Ensemble -- David Amram & his Quartet
(John DeWitt, Kevin Twigg and Adam Amram) sustaining the cerebral skatilogical
stylizations of Steve Ben Israel, Prof. Irwin Corey, Tom Calagna, Oliver Trager
et. al. This Natal Gala, Lord Buckley
102 - The Church of the Living Swing! - A Celebration of Lord Buckley's 102nd
Birthday begins at 7:00 PM, A splendid time is guaranteed
to all!
Also
Of Note! - Books, Coffee, Democracy! -
The Bowery Poetry Club welcomes
the new Vox Pop into its cafe space. Vox Pop is an exciting mix
of delicious fair-trade coffee, healthy food for breakfast, lunch or dinner, and
a bookstore of selected titles to nourish and rouse your mind. Playwright, journalist,
songwriter and activist, Sander
Hicks founded Vox Pop - Flatbush
3 years ago and is psyched to return to the East Village/Lower East Side and
bring the Vox Pop vibe to the BPC. Be sure to delve into the delectible
delights and browse the book selection when you visit!
Also
Of Note! - David Amram Celebres Fifty Three Years
in Greenwich Village - As if an evening of Lord Buckley Birthday
Celebration would be enough, David Amram and Quartet scoot around the corner
to The Cornelia Street Cafe
for his monthly revel "Celebrating Fifty Three
Years in Greenwich Village" gathering. Joining David and the
Quartet will be actor John Ventimiglia, poet Penny Vlagpoulos, English
singer / songwriter Beatie Wolfe and other surprise guests. 8:30-11pm.
News,
New & Of Note! - "Jack's Last Call:
Say Goodbye to Kerouac" premieres on PRX -
The AudioPlay adaptation of the Patrick Fenton StagePlay, "Kerouac's
Last Call" premiered April 2, 2008 on PRX
- the Public Radio Exchange.
Click
Here To Learn More and Listen to Jack's
Last Call: Say Goodbye to Kerouac."
Of
Note -
National Poetry Month - Started
in 1996 by the Academy of American Poets, National Poetry Month brings
together publishers, booksellers, literary organizations, libraries, schools,
and poets around the country to celebrate poetry and its vital place in American
culture.
Click Here to Learn More about National Poetry Month!
News
& Of Note - Earth Hour - On
Saturday, March 29, 2008, Earth Hour
invites people around the world to turn off their lights for one hour – from
8:00pm to 9:00pm in their local time zone. On this day, cities around the
world, including Copenhagen, Chicago, San Francisco, Melbourne, Dubai, and Tel
Aviv, will hold events to acknowledge their commitment to energy conservation.
Click Here
To Learn More About Earth
Hour.
News,
New and Of Note! - Everything that is
done in the World is done by Hope - In the memory and legacy of
Dr. Martin Luther King the second annual Major League Baseball Civil Rights
Game featuring the New York Mets and Chicago White Sox will
be played on March 29th at AutoZone Park in Memphis, TN.
The
Civil Rights Game pays tribute to one of our country's most significant eras
of social change and honors MLB's involvement in the historic struggle of African-American
players who broke the race-barriers and made important contributions to American
society.
Frank
Messina "The Mets Poet"
and fellow compatriot, Ron Whitehead will be in Memphis to attend the game
and bring poetic point to the after game festivities. Game starts at 4:00 PM
EST on ESPN.
For more Messina,
The Mets and Everything Poetry! Click Here!
News
and Of Note! - Sunny South Bound -
Spring finds David Amram hitting the bricks southbound for Performances,
Appearances and Lectures in south and central Florida starting March 25-27 at
Miami Dade
College Florida Center for the Literary Arts with a performance at the
historic Tobacco Road,
Miami's oldest bar/caberet, on 3/27 at 7 PM. Amram happenings in Florida contine
through till mid-April. Click
Here to view his appearance schedule.
Of
Note - 5 Years Too Long - 4
Thousand Dead, Tens of Thousands Maimed and Billions spent the conflict in Iraq
sadly goes on. NYC Poet and Activist, Jackie
Sheeler brings her reflect of these 5 Years of Sorrow to sight
and sound with her PixPoem 5
IraqiVersary Five.
In
honor and respect for those who have lost we bring you contributing Insom Alt-Journalist,
Jeremy Hogan's VidClip of Joan Baez at Camp Casey in Crawford, TX
asking the question once again, "Where
Have All The Flowers Gone."
Of
Note! - Love, Faith, Hope -
In celebration on this St. Patrick's Day 2008, we here at Insomniacathon
On-Line! are pleased to share a poem of "Going
Home" along with a story of Kerouac, Behan and Joyce
called, "Drinking a pint with Behan
and Kerouac" both from NYC Writer, Author and Playwright,
Patrick Fenton. Click Here
to visit St. Patrick's Day 2008 at
Insomniacathon On-Line!
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News,
New & Of Note! - Shining Like the Sun - A
Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Thomas Merton's Louisville Epiphany -
On March 18, 1958, Thomas Merton stood at the corner of Fourth and
Walnut Street (now Muhammad Ali Boulevard) in Louisville and upon looking at the
people there, had a revelation and new vision for humanity. This March 18th
a celebration of Merton's Louisville Epiphany will be held at the Muhammad Ali
Center in Louisville. Doors open at 8:30 PM. While at the Muhammad Ali
Center be sure to visit "A Hidden
Wholeness: The Zen Photography of Thomas Merton" an exhibition
of Merton's photography from the Collections of the Thomas Merton Center at
Bellarmine University. Click
Here To Learn More about Thomas Merton and the Shining
Like the Sun celebration.
--- The Wanderer - The Official Alternative to Thunder
Over Louisville!
News,
New & Of Note! -
"All Things Change; Nothing Perishes" -
A decade since he last produced (and nearly 5 years since last experienced) Ron
Whitehead once again brings the marathon Poetry and Music Festival known as
INSOMNIACATHON! to The
Rudyard Kipling in Louisville, KY April 11, 2008. Tickets go
on sale Saturday, March 15th at 10am at earX-tacy
Records, Bardstown Road, Louisville.
Of
Note! - Happy Birthday Jack! -
March 12th would of been Jack Kerouac's 86th birthday and in celebratory revel
we bring a great VidClip of John Ventimiglia (The Sopranos) with David
Amram at The Bowery
Poetry Club at the start of HowlFest 2007 where David brought
his "Diamonds In The Sidewalks"
show commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Kerouac/Amram first Jazz/poetry
readings.
Click Here to view "I
Think Of Neal." Also
Of Note! - You can catch David Amram at The
Cornelia Street Cafe every 1st Monday of the month and for more
sights and sounds from HowlFest 2007 be sure to visit the HowlFest
2007 Special at Insomniacathon On-Line!
News
& Of Note! - Bob Holman IS NOT 60! -
The P.T. Barnum of Poetry, Bob
Holman celebrates his Soixantième Soiree' at the Big Top
known as The Bowery Poetry
Club in grand Gala and Ribauld with 60 poets on Monday, March
10th at 7 PM. We here at Insomniacathon On-Line!
wish Bob many more on his natal node and all the best for many more years to come.
To get a gander of The Bowery Bard at his best, Click
Here to view his touching trib to Ted Joans, "The
Hat" and his B-Day Salute to fellow Bowery Bud, David
Amram. Click
Here to view his PraisePoem, "I
Once Was A French Horn."
National
Women's
History Month
News,
New & Of Note! Insomniacathon
On-Line! celebrates National
Women's History Month 2008 with
a
pooling of the wealth the women at Insomniacathon On-Line! bring to a Global
Literary Renaissance! Click
Here to View!
News,
New & Of Note! - Leap and Bound -
In this Leap Year 08' The Mets Poet,
Frank Messina makes way to Spring training in Port St. Lucie to see
the Amazin's get their game on, bound for a Pennant!
Two weeks ago at the Turning
Point gig the Insom cams caught the Met Poet in revel and recount of Messina
Mets moments. Click
Here To View the VidClip of , "Mets
Fan - Playing for The Mets" For more
Messina, The Mets and Everything Poetry! Click
Here!
Of
Note! - Total
Lunar Eclipse -
Was
visible across most of North America. The show began at 8:45 p.m., peaked at 10:26
p.m. and ended at Midnight. Alt Journalist, Photographer and Insom contributor,
Jeremy Hogan
took the camera outside in Bloominton, IN and sent us this snap. To
Learn More About this celestial event,
Click
Here.
News
& Of Note! - Frank
Messina's 40th Birthday Celebration! - With
his all-star group,
OCTOPOET, featuring
Scott Murawski (of
Max Creek),
Robbie Gordon (of
Gil Scott-Heron's Amnesia Express),
Souren Baronian, Victor Jones, Jay Roosa (of
PaPa HooDoo)
with special guests
David Amram, Tyrone Cotton, Ron Whitehead, Dawn Lorentz take
the party toThe
Turning Point February 16th.
Also
Of Note! - The Pix and Video Are In!
- The Cams were there and caught the SoulProse Sights and Sounds
of this Party Night at The Turning Point! Click
Here To View The PhotoBook!
Also
Click
Here To View the VidClip of
Ron Whitehead's kick off of the festivities with his PraisePoem, "Searching
for Frank Messina"
News,
New & Of Note - World
Premiere of “Kerouac’s Last Call” -
Patrick Fenton’s new play “Kerouac’s
Last Call” will receive it’s World Premiere production in Jack Kerouac’s
hometown of Lowell, MA on February 15th, in a limited run that includes Feb
15,16, 22, and 23 upstairs at The Old Court Tavern, 29-31 Central Street
in downtown Lowell. Click
Here
To Learn More about “Kerouac’s
Last Call” it;s author, Patrick Fenton and Box Office
Info!
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News
& Of Note! - Frank
Messina's 40th Birthday Celebration! - With his all-star group,
OCTOPOET, featuring Scott Murawski (of Max Creek), Robbie Gordon
(of Gil Scott-Heron's Amnesia Express), Souren Baronian, Larry McDonald,
Victor Jones, with special guests David Amram, Tyrone Cotton,
Ron Whitehead, the party's at. The Turning Point, 468 Piermont Ave,
Piermont, NY. Tickets ON SALE NOW!. Call 845-359-1089 or
Click
Here To Order On-Line!
New
and of Note! On this Valentine's
Day 08' join the Insom Love Fest with a couple of VidClips
of affectionate prose from David
Amram, and one from Frank
Messina. Also a soulful ballad Mp3
to swing and sway with your baby from Gamble & Huff hitman, Bunny
Sigler (with James Walck
laying down the big bottom) on "Can
You Feel It" Happy Valentine's
Day! Also Of Note! - Ron Whitehead
makes a special guest appearance tonight at The
Bowery Poetry Club's "Ye
Fourth Annual Wife of Bath Valentine's Festival of Erotic Poetry."
Show starts at 10 PM!
News,
New & Of Note!
Delta Blues Legend David
"HoneyBoy" Edwards won a Grammy Award in the category
of Best Traditional Blues Album for his Earwig
Music CD, "The Last of the Great
Mississippi Delta Bluesmen." Fellow
Insomniacathonians Michael
Dean Pollock and Siggi Sig and PaPa
HooDoo have appeared with this true living Delta Blues Legend. We congratulate
Honeyboy and Earwig Music for winning a Grammy and celebrate their
efforts in "Kepping The Flane Alive!"
News
and Of Note - School
Days - Howl: 4th Annual
Celebration of Columbia's Beats - On February 8th, Columbia University
will honor its prodigal sons, Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg in
an afternoon into evening celebration with panel discussions, student and alumni
poetry readings with a reception and exhibition in the Rare Book and Manuscript
library.
Later in the evening, there will be a program of jazz and readings, with David
Amram and his quartet. Admission is FREE! Festivities start at 3:30 PM
, Click
Here for all event schedule info.
New
& Of Note! - Be sure to visit the HowlFest
2007 Special at Insomniacathon On-Line! for VidClips and
Pix from performances at The Bowery Poetry Club, Bar On A and Gathering
of The Tribes of David Amram, Ron Whitehead, Steve Dalachinsky George Wallace,
John Ventimiglia, Michael Warren McHugh and more! from the the HowlFest
2007 festivities and happenings!
Of
Note - The Year of the Rat -
The Chinese New Year begins on Thursday, February 7th, celebrating the
Year of the Rat. It is a time of hard work, activity, and renewal. The Rat is
respected and considered a courageous, enterprising person. People born in the
Year of Rat are clever and bright, sociable and family-minded. They have broad
interests and strong ability in adapting to the environment and able to react
adequately to any changes. Click
Here to Learn More about the Year of the Rat.
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Laissez
Les Bon Temps Roulez!
Of
Note! On
this year's Mardi Gras,"PoorBob"
Sushko weighs in with some sooth on this Fat Tuesday 2008! Click
Here to read his reflect.
News
and Of Note - LAVA House Destroyed
- On January 26th a devestating fire destroyed LAVA House
the Louisville, KY powerpoint for creative visual and performing artists. Tragically,
long time resident, friend and compatriot to LAVA House and the creative community,
Bill Christie, died from injuries sustained from the fire. Started in 2001
by Aron Conaway and Bart Herre LAVA stands for the Louisville
Assembly of Vanguard Art.
Click
Here for information about what happened to the LAVA House, when
and where Benefits/Fund-raisers will be held and how you can help the Louisville
artistic community re-build and heal.
In
Rememberance On
this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day read these
poems fromJeremy
Hogan
and Charlie
Newman . May Peace Be.
News
& Of Note - Peace Bus Torched
- On Januarr 11th, The Yellow Rose (aka The Peace
Bus) was destroyed by fire while ata truck stop in southern New Jersey. Owner-Operator-Driver
(and Veteran), Jim Goodnow escaped the flames but the bus was totalled.Jim,
who was at Camp Casey with Cindy Sheehan in August of 2005, got
the Yellow Rose shortly thereafter and has been providing transportation to Iraq
Veterans Against the War for their various tours and anti-war activities.
Click Here for whole story.
News,
New & Of Note! - The
World Premiere of David Amram's
"Symphonic Variations On A Song By Woody
Guthrie" was
performed by the
Symphony
Silicon Valley on
September 29th, 2007.
Now
you can hear the world premiere performance on line from the website of
Symphony Silicon Valley. Click
Here To Listen!
News
& Of Note - Bill Kreutzmann (Greatful
Dead) Mike Gordon (Phish) and Scott
Murawski (Max Creek, Octopoet) rang in the New Year at Docelunas
in Jaco, Costa Rica on January 5th in a show to benefit Garabito
Schools Environmental Education program sposored by The
Central Pacific Chamber of Commerce.
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to The Insomniacathon
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Year's Eve Galleria!
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