Friday, March 4, 2011
Time and Another Moment
Corey Black took this photo of a pear tree flowering somewhere in Louisiana. I thought it would be perfect for this post.
My last information drop provoked some conversation on time and life. High and low.
I just thought I would send a hug to my friends everywhere. Below is a link to a download of a little album I made for you guys. The track order is included, I haven't quite figured that part out yet. So, basically there is a little work that needs to be done on your part. Enjoy....
time and another moment LP
P.S. I am not sure if link will come through on email service of this blog. You may need to go to the page to use. CB, you DO NOT need to sign up for an account just use the slow service. You Will See.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
days change
Things have been a little stressful lately and it was boiling over a bit today. I was cold working for Richard Mole at his studio 15 minutes or so north of Santa Fe. I was looking out at the desert and it just hit me, enjoy the moment. I was in this beautiful place doing something I actually like doing.
This is Richard's back yard and man when the weather is nice, it is the best office ever.
After driving back into Santa Fe, I decided to stop in and get a little more work done on my lathe. I was able to put the parts together and make sure everything will work as planned. Good news, everything appears to be going as planned. I will be putting on the sheet metal and enamel paint in the coming week. Then, it will be a matter of constructing the tables for the water pans, getting all the plastic together, water lines, and a few other finishing touches. Wish me luck.
Just a little piece of the big blue for my friends. Come visit us soon. Christy, the dogs, and I will be set up in a new house in April. More on that later.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
brown and blue
i see the moon in
the morning light,
off mountains and
the desert high
never meant to originate
or kiss dixie nite
but every now and then
a plastic bag
caught on a cactus
looks like cotton
the morning light,
off mountains and
the desert high
never meant to originate
or kiss dixie nite
but every now and then
a plastic bag
caught on a cactus
looks like cotton
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
While The Cat Is Away
Elodie Holmes, being the amazing person she is, is kindly letting us take over her gallery while she is out of town at The Rosen Show. Please come by if you are in Santa Fe, and if you aren't I will add some photos of the show. If you will be in Philadelphia for the Buyers Market, stop by and visit Elodie's booth.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Two Bands Played
Last night in Santa Fe all the charged particles connected in one place. I can tell you for certain that had CERN been looking for the Higgs Boson at the Corazon they would have found it.
Retribution Gospel Choir was doing a sound check as I took my pint from the bartender. They played Wonderful Tonight, well most of it, as if to tell us that if we waited patiently we would be rewarded. They did not lie.
RGC began playing and did not stop for a moment. I remember being amazed. I remembered feeling underfoot. It seemed like I could go on forever this way. Not indie, not hipster, but rock n’ rolling for the first time in generations. Let us be honest. It is what we are all trying to find.
Anywhere
Like a lost message
And they did stop for just a moment to tell us they had two songs left. Like they were saying, “hey kids we are coming down now”.
The whole time Retribution Gospel Choir played two people danced the most, hooted and hollered the loudest, and sung along. Those two people were Peter and Brian of Peter Wolf Crier.
Though the number of people on the stage diminished, from three to two, the intensity did not. One thing kept running around in my brain all day; how were Peter and Brian going to take an album that was so dense and convert it into a live show. The answer is, they didn’t. They clearly took songs that are lush and verdant and recorded them the way they are. These two gentleman play, if Brian is to be believed, folk music. If it is, it is a folk that owes more to Muddy Waters than Peter, Paul, and Mary. I would call it rock but no ones asking.
Peter Wolf Crier exhibited songs that they have to paint anew everyday. Though last night the colors were a little brighter and the pace more fevered. They played like the stars were aligned and the smiles shone on their faces. Peter sits while he plays guitar in order to control a massive bank of pedals, and even he got swept away by the magic at times and could not help but jump up.
Well not to make it seem less than it is
Retribution Gospel Choir played
And so did Peter Wolf Crier.
It was good,
It was very good.
Thank you guys for coming to Santa Fe, you are welcome anytime. I have a futon for you.
If you do not own Peter Wolf Crier’s debut Inter-Be or Retribution Gospel Choir’s 2. You are short two of the best albums of the past year. Buy them.
And if you are in their path as they continue to tour. Go see them. I bought a ticket for ten dollars and feel like I owe them more money.
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