Thank you Leo.  This makes me wistful for that time way back when when I had the joy of playing music with you and with Paraguay Lo-Fi.  If those folks ever ride again, the Galway Gaucho wants to be in the mix.

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Tr3s monos - Amor - con Wildchild

Tecnicas Antiguas - Tr3s Monos

Sonecito de montón y amor cantando por las costumbres

La manta (Son Jarocho 2014)

Wake the F__k Up -Matt Marks

NOTE: This album is now available on CD and digital download.

Find the CD here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/berniesandersweshallover

iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/…/album/we-shall-overc…/id992990157

Join the conversation at our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/BernieSandersWeShallOvercome

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The idea for this album came to me over a cup of coffee at a Burlington café. The morning regulars thought I was out of my mind, but the more I thought about it, the more intriguing the idea seemed. Our mayor, Bernie Sanders, had established himself as a no-nonsense problem solver and someone who didn’t mince words — but not the sort of person you would imagine making a record. This paradox appealed to me.

When I approached Bernie with the idea, he saw it as an opportunity to tell a larger story, a story about the inequities of life in America. Suddenly, the project was more than a novelty. It had purpose. Bernie chose the music: five protest songs from the fifties and early sixties. I hired arranger Don Sidney to update the songs with contemporary rhythms.

As word of the project spread among Vermont’s music community, artists lined up to volunteer their talents. By the time we began recording in November 1987, I had assembled a who’s who of the Vermont music scene: Nancy Beaven, Jon Gailmor, Dick McCormack, and Joanne “Little Joyce” Cooper, just to name a few. Thirty artists in all.

When we recorded the title song, We Shall Overcome, the scene was reminiscent of the Michael Jackson “We Are The World” session. A 21-voice chorus stood on risers in the studio. A five-piece rhythm section included some of the finest players in the area. And Bernie stood at the ready in the vocal booth with his text in hand.

Bernie is not a particularly musical person, but he more than made up for it with his delivery and sense of purpose. His presence in the studio electrified everyone, making this into a landmark Vermont recording.

— Todd R. Lockwood, October 2014               


Oh Freedom  4:24
(Peter Seeger)
Figs D Music (BMI)
Vocal Solos: Nancy Beaven, Jon Gailmor, Danny Coane

The Banks of Marble  5:51
(Les Rice)
Stormking Music Inc. (BMI)
Vocal Solos: Jon Gailmor, Nancy Beaven, Pete R. Smith, Dick McCormack

Where Have All the Flowers Gone  5:48
(Peter Seeger)
Figs D Music (BMI)
Vocal Solo: Robert Sterzinger

This Land Is Your Land  3:06
(Woody Guthrie)
Ludlow Music Inc. (BMI)
Vocal Solos: Dick McCormack, Nancy Beaven, Jon Gailmor

We Shall Overcome  7:22
(Traditional, new words and music adaptation by Zilphia Horton,
Frank Hamilton, Guy Carawan, Peter Seeger)
Ludlow Music, Inc. (BMI)

The Band
Piano: Andy Shapiro
Organ: Tom Berd
Electric Guitar: Don Sidney
Electric Bass: Mark Ransom
Drums: Jeff Salisbury

Background Vocals
Howard Mitchell, Ginny Peck, Emily Wadhams, David Weaver, Steve Rainville

The Chorus
Chris Bailey, Nancy Beaven, Marcia Brewster, Dexter Brown, Kathy Carbone, Danny Coane, Joanne "Little Joyce" Cooper, David Daignault, Frank Egan, Dana Lavigne, Tom Lyon, Howard Mitchell, Joe Moore, Rick Norcross, Michael Oakland, Debbie Patton, Ginny Peck, Pamela Polston, Emily Wadhams, David Weaver, KK Wilder

Narrative Written by Bernie Sanders

Musical Arrangements by Don Sidney

Harmony Vocal Arrangements by Douglas Jaffe

Engineered by Chuck Eller and Todd Lockwood

Produced by Todd Lockwood and Douglas Jaffe

Recorded at White Crow Audio, Burlington, Vermont, November 1987

Digital Mastering by Adam Ayan, Gateway Mastering

Special thanks to the many Vermont artists who donated their time and
talent to this project.

Dedicated to the men and women throughout the world who are involved in the struggle for peace and justice.

©2014 by Todd R. Lockwood Works - All Rights Reserved

The Banks Of Marble (Preview)

Voices for Palestine Forever
Airing on Radio AlHara, February 17, 2024
4-10pm Palestine time.
http://radioalhara.net

The full playlist is here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GiXK12jGHJsTU4dRrjI3_IISOrXB04vBaDN2gK87_T4

This global mix of music, interviews, poetry, voice notes and soundscapes includes contributions from around the world. This broadcast includes sounds from the streets and also creative sounds + voices from all over. There is a particular focus on interviews in this broadcast. 

Please note that all material on this broadcast is shared for this show with the permission of the artists and individuals featured here. Thank you for listening. – Stefan Christoff. 

Accompanying photo by Rickie Leach.

Voices for Palestine Forever

Ausente

<p>From Rainstorms and Rainbows (2008)
Full album here: <a href="http://soundcloud.com/jakechudnow/sets/rainstorms-and-rainbows-2008/s-LKHNx">Rainstorms and Rainbows (2008) by jakechudnow</a>


Transition 2

Imagen de la portada: Juan Pablo Garza y Cristian Vinck.

Diseño gráfico: Valentina Alvarado y Juan Pablo Garza.

Letra y música de todas las canciones: Ulises Hadjis. Excepto: “Víctima”, “Dónde va” y “Maracaibo-San Félix” Letra: Ulises Hadjis y Leo Felipe Campos, Música: Ulises Hadjis; “Celeste” y “Todo es un teléfono para él” Música: Ulises Hadjis y Juan Pablo Oczkowski; “Aquella ciudad” Letra y música: Ulises Hadjis y Juan Manuel Torreblanca.

Arreglos: Cada músico hizo el arreglo de su ejecución.

Producido por Roberto Rincón y Ulises Hadjis.

Producción adicional: Rafael Pirela.

Las voces de “Dónde va”, “Lloverá”, “Víctima” y “Doble matiné” fueron producidas por Carlos Quintero.

Mezclado por Roberto Rincón en Aldea Producciones.

Masterizado por Mike Couzzi

Imagen de la portada: Juan Pablo Garza y Cristian Vinck.

Diseño gráfico: Valentina Alvarado y Juan Pablo Garza.

Letra y música de todas las canciones: Ulises Hadjis. Excepto: “Víctima”, “Dónde va” y “Maracaibo-San Félix” Letra: Ulises Hadjis y Leo Felipe Campos, Música: Ulises Hadjis; “Celeste” y “Todo es un teléfono para él” Música: Ulises Hadjis y Juan Pablo Oczkowski; “Aquella ciudad” Letra y música: Ulises Hadjis y Juan Manuel Torreblanca.

Arreglos: Cada músico hizo el arreglo de su ejecución.

Maracaibo-San Félix

Tom Waits (on Jim Wilson): "Wilson, he's always playing with time. I heard a recording recently of crickets slowed way down. It sounds like a choir, it sounds like angel music. Something sparkling, celestial with full harmony and bass parts - you wouldn't believe it. It's like a sweeping chorus of heaven, and it's just slowed down, they didn't manipulate the tape at all. So I think when Wilson slows people down, it gives you a chance to watch them moving through space. And there's something to be said for slowing down the world."

Source: "Woyzeck to run at Freud Playhouse". Daily Bruin (USA), by Andrew Lee. December 3, 2002

Find more on the recording on this link: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023815586

Tom Waits on Tom waits talking about this recording - http://gloriousnoise.com/2008/tom_waits_interviews_tom_waits

More on the recording - http://hearingvoices.com/transcript.php?fID=142

You can buy original recording here - http://www.amazon.com/Gods-Chorus-Crickets-Jim-Wilson/dp/1932192077?tag=viglink124132-20

Original recording from the author - http://www.constancedemby.com/godscricketchorus_f.html

And more: http://scienceblogs.com/startswithabang/2013/10/13/weekend-diversion-is-this-an-amazing-chorus-of-slowed-down-crickets/

Jim Wilson | God's Chorus of Crickets | crickets audio recording slowed way down

Tr3s monos - a la hermosura

Tr3s monos - Amor (con wildchild)

son increibles mmmmmm 
mmm palabras que llegan jijijiji saludoss a todos

PARA TODOS PASADOS DE RAP    NACIDOS DE UN LORO
ENEDULES JIJI BYEE Y SALUDOS

Tr3s Monos   Ni una palabra

Cover de Sr. Amable para split en Delhotel Records: 
http://lamusicaesgratis.com/sr-amable-y-el-medio/
“Deguerra” original por Andrés Murillo y disponible en “Ep titulado Himnos al Desencanto (2012)” ---> http://mrkind.bandcamp.com/track/deguerra 
Producida e interpretada por El Medio
Tinwhistles por Tom Dowling.


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