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I've been performinng, writing songs and recording since the sixties, and I'm still going strong. You'd think I would have gotten it right by now.  :-)

Also sharing podcasts from Notes from New England on Soundcloud.
Bridging the distance between the longest running Women's Music Radio Program (in the Country)"The Wimmin's Show" that airs on KZUM FM-HD 89.3  Lincoln, Nebraska and the Northeastern Women Singer-Songwriters who have great music to add to the mix!

Welcome to Steve Thew Online

Refer to Steves Music page to hear latest songs and other gig dates.
https://www.facebook.com/stevethewmusicaustralia/

Welcome to my SoundCloud page! 

I am glad you came to visit. I am just a songwriter, acoustic guitarist and banjo player
... enjoying the music creation process, ... learning as I go, ... and hoping that every once in a while someone enjoys my music too ;-) 

Please Note: 
There is so much great music by so many folks on SoundCloud I have yet to find a good way of listening to everyone's music with the little time I have to do it in. So, I REALLY appreciate it when anyone listens to any of mine! … I am sure your life is busy too. Thanks again! 

Steve Thew is a musician, Vocalist, Guitarist and Banjo player from Geelong, Victoria 

with a mix of music including blues, soul, celtic and contemporary genres covering all aspects of life,both in Australia and abroad. 

Steve's new song about Molly Meldrum "Hey hey Molly Meldrum" has been on The ABC regional Stations and in the Heraldsun. 

It is aslo being played on Youtube, and Folkalley in America.

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Music and Lyrics for original songs by Steve Thew, Vic. Australia Copyright 2013. All Rights Reserved. 
You may not alter, transform, sell or build upon this work without permission.

download the album at https://www.patreon.com/kevgmor/posts

     kev g mor is a master at giving oxygen to sound. His work is extremely versatile and has roots in Folk that have grown into a modern voice for the Blues. Strong percussive rhythms and deep distinct tones keep audiences engaged as he expresses the motions of life through music. A powerful voice draws emotion and connection from listeners while creating an unforgettable experience. A strong belief in originality is merged with a raw emotion resulting in authentic expression of life's passions and struggles. His storytelling is a cry for those seeking to re-connect to music in a genuine way.

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For 25 years, and with no sign of slowing, violinist Chris Murphy has made a living by writing, performing and recording original music. For Murphy, the path forward is charted by looking backward, to the troubadours and minstrels of ages past. Forget the exaggerated reports of the music industry’s demise. It’s only the record industry, a relative blip in the history of putting tones in sequence, that’s suffering. Music, and the opportunity to make a life’s work out of it, well, that’s not going anywhere. “In another era,” he says, “I would have played square dances, and loved it. I would have been a court musician in Versailles in the 17th Century, or a violinist in a circus orchestra.” For Chris Murphy, inspiration spans eras and aesthetics, but the fundamentals are the same.

Born into an Irish-Italian family near New York City, Murphy was surrounded by the disparate and eclectic sounds of his neighbors’ traditional music. “I heard and was influenced by everything – from Italian-mandolin music, to bluegrass and folk, to Latin music,” he says. Inevitably, he discovered rock ‘n’ roll, claiming still further influence from some of rock’s most adventurous and eclectic icons: Lou Reed and Ry Cooder, Bob Dylan and Richard Thompson. “My real hero,” he says, “was David Lindley. Hearing him play fiddle and lap steel with Jackson Browne — that kind of esoteric, enigmatic soloing over songs is originally what I loved.”

He learned about Turkish and Indian music at Simon’s Rock of Bard College and then studied composition at Boston’s New England Conservatory of Music. A longtime instrumental dabbler, Murphy has mostly taught himself how to play percussion, guitar and mandolin, even some Eastern instruments, but he found his proper match at 22, when he picked up the violin. “It’s the one instrument you’ll find anywhere you go,” he says. “And it has a wonderful, charming kind of minstrel quality. I love all the myths surrounding it.”

Eventually, Murphy did as so many American adventure seekers had done before him: He sought his fortune in the West. Now based in Los Angeles, Murphy earns his living by teaching — guitar, mandolin and violin — working on music for films, and, mostly, by performing his work for audiences.

And that’s hardly at the exclusion of recording. To wit, Murphy has amassed a deep catalog of solo and collaborative albums and made cameo appearances on records by Har Mar Superstar and The Dandy Warhols, among others. Murphy’s recordings include the likes of Steve Hodges and Larry Taylor from Tom Waits’ band, Nels Cline (Wilco), Mike Watt (fIREHOSE), D.J. Bonebrake and John Doe (X, The Knitters), Herb Pedersen (The Desert Rose Band), Tim O’Brien, Joachim Cooder (Buena Vista Social Club), Joey Peters (Grant Lee Buffalo), Walfredo Reyes Jr. (Santana), Trevor Hutchinson (Waterboys, Lunasa) and Pat D’Arcy, L. Shankar (Peter Gabriel), Victoria Williams. In the last year alone, Murphy has written and recorded six new albums in a vast array of styles. Chris has also been featured on television programs such as ‘Til Death and The Ellen Degeneres Show; his diverse and chameleon-like talents make him a sought after composer and collaborator for film and television. Chris has also performed in over 40 US states, in England and in Ireland.

As he searches for new ways to communicate through music, fusing styles and techniques from across the globe — a unique fabric of world music, he calls it — Murphy finds his element on the stage, where spontaneity and improvisation reign. “To me, the music is liquid, and I’m looking to have some kind of experience.” he says. “I’ll twist and turn and hammer and mold and shape cut and paste the music to do that. We’ve never done a song the same way twice.” As ever, Murphy re-forges the past to make a new way.

KAYTE DEVLIN  SINGER / SONGWRITER
Kayte Devlin is a Vermont Country Girl with a Pop/Folk Twist to her songs. Writings songs since she was five years old Two time President of Connecticut Songwriters ASSC. Kayte claims much of her success these days as a songwriter to her active years with CSA. 
EARLY RECOGNITION came to Kayte   for 5 Songwriting awards from “The Music City Song Festival Competitions” out of Nashville. 
Becoming a single Mom of 4 children Kayte may have seemed to disappear but never stopped writing late into the evenings after the kids were asleep . Now an Empty Nester as of November 2010 Kayte is back with rapidly growing success..Kayte and her songs have Fans in USA , CANADA , Italy, Australia , Great Britain, India, Israel, Germany , Greece etc. 
Bob Leone of (Songwriters Hall of Fame, National Academy of Popular Music) and most Famous for discovering and managing (Lady Gaga) says about Kayte’s song (WHEN THE MOON IS FULL) “ Absolutely fantastic, Kayte. On every level. Visually & aurally. You look great. Your voice is amazing. Better than ever. I LOVE the song! The musicianship couldn't be better. Nor could the productions. Both video & audio. You rock, my dear friend. You completely killed me with this magnificent video. “
Kayte is between East and West Coast  Recording and Video Studios with a new C.D. in the works.  Working out a brand new Band ,Most recently,  Kayte  and Band performed her originals for SOS  “Save Our Shores”  Concert to benefit Ct. RED CROSS DISASTER RELIEF FUNDS performing along with  Rock n Roll Hall of Famer Gene Cornish and some of Ct’s best musicians.  “It’s never too late to make your dreams come true” says Kayte

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