Tag: down in deep music
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OK, so I've read up on Netflix and throttling…
H.o.p. woke up sick and has been down for the count all day. Marty’s out being filmed for a BBC documentary (I’ll describe later). Oh, here comes H.o.p. now. And I’ve been reading about Netflix and throttling. Will we end up being disappointed in Netflix as well? Probably. Because I’m a new customer may be…
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More tributes to Rick
Nick at The Scratching Post writes: Most of all he was a nice guy, and I’m not just saying that to be polite. He’s another reminder that it’s not the things we leave behind that we’ll be remembered for; it’s the way we treat other people.
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"Folks Behind the Faces"
The fire that ate Rick’s house will have eaten his old Martin D28. Will have eaten his old Telecaster. May have left untouched the Graphite that George Coates talked Rick into buying, just like Rick should have left it on the music store wall, so Marty told him. The fire will have eaten his “Come…
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Article on Rick Huff’s death
Folly singer killed in fire Rick Huff recorded 2 CDs chronicling life at the beach BY NITA BIRMINGHAM AND PRENTISS FINDLAY The Post and Courier FOLLY BEACH – Singer Rick Huff, who penned songs that captured the soul of this Mayberry by the Sea, died Thursday in a fire at his house. Huff’s death in…
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Heather Luttrell and Virginia Carllile at the Carllile Women Concert (digital painting)
Heather Luttrell and Virginia Carllile at the Carllile Women Concert 5/1/2006 Digital painted portrait with photo by artist for reference 20 in w by 15 in h #169; copyright J Kearns It was a painting I was working on and had just finished when the computer went down, based on a photo from the Carllile…
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And the Carllile Women Gave a Fantastic Show
You know you’ve got something special when people say “This is real, this is real”. And you really know you’ve got something special when women and men are left crying. Which is what happened at the concert the Carllile women gave Sunday night. These are special people. And Sunday’s was a special event. Virginia, Calli…
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The sessions with Junko Takeo
Marty’s had the pleasure this week of–via recording sessions with jazz pianist, Takana Miyamoto–working with koto player Junko Takeo. I wanted to witness some of this, and she had invited me to come down, but never could sync things up with H.o.p. to get down there. I had hoped, but…and now he is playing some…
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The Carllile Women Concert on Sunday
Here again is the information on the Carllile concert tomorrow night. I’ve seen the set list. They will be performing several of my favorite songs. To mention a few selections: Virginia will be singing “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry”, which she sang at Thumbs’ wake years ago. And will be singing over old tracks…
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Set the Stage for Three Generations of Carllile Women
This better be recorded. What: The Carllile Family When: Sunday, April 30th, 6 pm Doors Where: 800 East Studios (800 East Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30312 off North Highland Avenue, between Freedom Parkway and Randolph (www.800east.com) Cost: $25 for seated, $18 for standing. All ages welcome. Tickets available at www.ticketalternative.com. Carpooling is encouraged. Light food…
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One day an amateur, the next day a pro
So H.o.p. was down at the studio today. Marty has been recording Heston, a Dominican-born, Philadelphia-raised R&B singer. Heston’s little girl was there. A sweet smooth song and there’s a section in it about grade school teasing. Heston wanted a little background of a boy teasing a girl and had tried adults but it didn’t…
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Koto! and other studio news
I never post studio news and I ought to. Marty’s going to be recording jazz pianist Takana Miyamoto and koto legend Junko Takeo. And that’s exciting. From elsewhere on the web: Junko Takeo is one of the most appreciated and talented Koto (Japanese traditional instrument) players in the world. She has been playing this magnificent…