Showing posts with label Eleventh Dream Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eleventh Dream Day. Show all posts

Thursday, January 16, 2020

E2TG 1/16/2020 - Birthday Aftermath and more - Aussie Relief - Rockville Mix (Dumb it Down Remix)



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Great event tonight for a great cause.



Featuring Local Music and Art by:

Carl Anderson~Jeremey Ivey
Jess Nolan~Van Darien~Tim Easton
Eric Fisher~Ryan Sobb~Jason Erie
Megan Palmer~Rayvon Pettis
Maxwell Sebastian~Sami Wideberg
Meaghan Cahill~Miranda Rose
Tree Lily Butcher~Kiely Connell~Daniel Yocum~
and more



I had a great birthday celebration at The 5 Spot.  The India Ramey Residency show was amazing with Tim Easton warming up the crowd, Wild Ponies being awesome as usual, India Ramey blowing everyone away, and a special guest appearance by the one and only Aaron Lee Tasjan.

$2 Tuesday followed.  Heard some great new music, plus Anana Kaye and her killer band, and of course Derek Hoke.

I had the pleasure of see a bunch of friends. 

I was in recovery mode yesterday, but I am back at full-strength. Remember the Featured Friday Playlist refreshes tomorrow!  Please follow the playlist on Spotify and/or check back here tomorrow.

I have added more releases to the Recent, Current, and Upcoming Release listing.  Still and probably always a work-in-progress. 

We have some classics in the shuffle today - check it out!



  Featured Friday Playlist



Thursday, September 24, 2015

Thursday Morning Music Shuffle - Critical of Comedy Mix



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Went out for the first time since Americana last week. Visited Twin Kegs II which is located just 4 minutes from where I live. I don't know what I had never been there before. Neat place.  Saw some great songwriters including the brother of someone from the show Nashville, and a tremendous young writer from Sydney who was celebrating the release of her new album, Love and Lovely Lies . Her name is Imogen Clark. 

We have another fine shuffle with some of those odd connections that seems to happen all the time when you closely follow music and the people who make it.