Do you hear what I hear? It's late on a cold winter night. Snow lies softly over the ground, and the red stuff in the thermometer is plunging. Then I hear him: a real, live Little Drummer Boy, beating his heart out in the woods. Listen with me as he stirs thoughts of Christmases past, Christmas presents, and the pleasures of the season.

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If you like the podcast you might also like Curiously Adirondack, our online video series exploring the wild, weird, and wondrous Adirondack Mountains and the people who call them home. Check it out by visiting http://www.mountainlake.org/bn.

Listen to the All Things Natural with Ed Kanze podcast each week on www.mountainlake.org/bn. 

Check out All Things Natural on Pinterest by visiting http://www.pinterest.com/joshclement/all-things-natural-with-ed-kanze/.

Photo by Ed Kanze.

Additional nature sounds courtesy of Lang Elliott at www.musicofnature.com.

Theme music written and composed by www.facebook.com/joshclementmusic.

See more of Producer Josh Clement's work at www.mountainlake.org/bn.

The Little Drummer Boy

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#SMILEBONO! Get well soon and leave the cycling to me! Also, is there any chance I could open up for U2 sometime? That would be a tremendous opportunity for a life-long small town rocker who never stops dreaming. Thank you kindly. Cheers!  

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If this song made you smile or tap your feet please download and share it with the world! It’s always been my priority just to be heard.  As a small town rocker (many years!) I can’t imagine making real money with my music anyway. I’ll never rule it out though! Music has always and will always be a passion! It’s an honor to share it with anyone willing to listen. Thanks for supporting #LOCALROCK!    

I want to thank my fellow local rockers Walt Lewis and Chauncey Sutphen for helping bring this tune to life. Hopefully we can get another one brewing soon! Thanks to David ‘B-Man’ Blinn for providing a space to create and sharing his musical wisdom. You ROCK, B! Thanks to my nephew Noah and niece Gracie for appearing in the video. You guys are AWESOME and a pure joy to be around! Lastly, I want to thank my family Holly, Colton, and Lennon who always humor me with my constant requests of “Hey, can you take a look at this?” or “Can you give this a listen?” You guys are the best production assistants and editors a man could ever hope for. You most definitely ROCK! Love you!! 

-Josh Clement (January 2015)


Au Jus - My Free Song From A Bicycle in The Adirondacks!

Recorded live at Kabuki Theatre, San Francisco, CA on March 15, 1985.

Look for this and much more in the Remastered Deluxe Edition of Ride the Lightning on April 15, 2016.

Am I Evil? / Motorbreath (Live - San Francisco, CA - 1985)

Chapter VII: Hope & Sorrow

Contradiction

Cripple Creek

Stop Now. What's That Sound?
What's going down is the excitement in the air for Eric Burdon's birthday.

In the spirit of "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" and "Sky Pilot," in which he used music to challenge the status quo,  Eric is offering a streaming only sneak preview of his newly recorded - "magnificent" - version of Buffalo Springfield's 1966 protest anthem,
"For What It's Worth," as a timely - and timeless - message to his fans. "  

"The whole idea of recording this song came as a result of a conversation I had with a young fan backstage, when she asked me, "Where are the protest songs today?" Right then and there, I wanted to write something about the brutality that's going on in the world today but I couldn't find any better way to say it than Buffalo Springfield did in "For What It's Worth".

The music I love was created by the sons and daughters of slaves. My life's work has always been about honoring those people who suffered and thus, created a language of peace and salvation through music. 
Everything we believed in during the '60s, everything people fought and died for, is being jeopardized today".
                                                                          Eric Burdon 

TONIGHT, Eric will appear on CNN series, SOUNDTRACKS: Songs That Defined History -  at 10 pm (PST/EST).

Eric Burdon - For What It's Worth - Baked 5 10 2017

Brian Wilson - Some Sweet Day US

SUPPORT LOCAL ROCK AND ROLL! THIS ONE'S FREE! DOWNLOAD AND SHARE!

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO FROM THE SUMMIT OF WHITEFACE MOUNTAIN: http://youtu.be/ECkw2w9RQcg

Dot Com Rant was inspired by observations of various people who use the web (self included!) Furthermore, the presentation or "Rant", if you will, was inspired by Lou Brutus from hardDrive Radio (the best rock radio program on earth!) COME BACK TO THE PLATTSBURGH/BURLINGTON AREA! This is my first official solo release after years of playing in bands. I'm very proud of it. Cheers and thanks for supporting local rock and roll!

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Thanks to Lou Brutus at hardDrive Radio for inspiring this "Rant." You ROCK! On the web: http://www.harddriveradio.com/ 

Thanks to T Kilroy, Pete Jarvis, and Ivan McNamara for their excellent work on this track. I look forward to working with them again one day. Cheers men!

Thanks to David "B-Man" Blinn at Rockbottom Multimedia Productions for his work on not only this project but many of my philanthropic endeavors. You rock, B! We shall keep bringing the noise! On the web: http://rockbottomrecording.com/ 

Thanks to Chris Early for suggesting the shoot on Whiteface Mountain and his good friend Jimmy Hoyt who works on the mountain for getting us to the top in less than ideal circumstances. This was a memory I'll never forget. FUN, FUN, FUN!!

Whiteface Mountain on the web: http://www.whiteface.com/

Thanks to Jen Kowalczyk, Dan Swinton, and the entire team at Mountain Lake PBS for encouraging creativity. On the web: http://www.mountainlake.org/

Thanks to ERH at http://www.freesound.org.
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Dot Com Rant - My Free Song From The Summit of Whiteface!

I'm a husband, father, producer, videographer, editor, and diverse rock and roller with attitude! For me it's all about remaining passionate; each new project pushing me forward both personally and professionally.

Favorite quote: "Let's just say I was testing the bounds of reality" -James Douglas Morrison