This is an original tune! Hope you all enjoy. It is just a basic recording I did on garage band. :)

Moon Light

This is the FIRST single off of my album "Inner Spaces", which will be released within the next year! I composed  and played all the parts, except for the second guitar solo, which was played by my good friend Josh Weitzel, Josh is also recording the album, and doing a fantastic job! I would specifically like to dedicate this song to Catherine Lind Langstaff. She was a my music teacher and good friend. Even though she is no longer with us, her spirit lives on through music in the many lives she impacted. I love you Cassie! Thank you all for your support in my music, it means a lot to me. Stay tuned for more music! 

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Copyright 2016 Vanessa Ellsbury

Lay Me Down (Single)

Better To Be Loved

Land Boats

Corinna Corinna

This is what happens when it's too darn cold to leave the house on New Year's Eve, but I don't have the patience to actually rehearse and do things right. Note the distinctively American pronunciation of "lang," and pity Burns for the fact that things like this are his poetic legacy. :) Happy New Year, all!

Auld Lang Syne 2018

More at https://www.philosophytalk.org/shows/frantz-fanon.

Frantz Fanon is a thinker who has inspired radical liberation movements in places ranging from Palestine to South Africa to the United States. Most famous for his work The Wretched of the Earth, Fanon is often understood as a proponent of revolutionary violence. But is this a fair characterization of Fanon, or is it an oversimplification of a deeper and richer body of work? What exactly is Fanon’s philosophy of violence, and how does it relate to his philosophy and psychology of the colonial subject? How has Fanon shaped how we think of identity politics? The Philosophers welcome Nigel Gibson from Emerson College, author of "Fanon: The Postcolonial Imagination."

Frantz Fanon and the Violence of Colonialism

Speaker(s): Professor John Worrall | Statements can be significant despite being “statements of the bleedin’ obvious”. The philosopher David Hume’s remark that ‘The rational man adjusts his beliefs to the evidence’ falls exactly into this category. It is surely “bleedin’ obvious” that our views (and hence our policies) ought to be based on evidence, but Hume’s claim is important exactly because it is so often ignored in practice. In these Trumpish times of disinformation and fake news, people’s views seem more and more to be based on what they would like to be true rather than on any evidence that they are in fact true. But agreeing that our views should be evidence-based is only the first step. When it comes to the details of what is involved in basing views (and policies) on evidence, things are by no means as straightforward as might be thought. This lecture investigates some of the difficulties using Evidence-Based Medicine as a test-case (though the lessons generalise to other areas such as the social sciences). John Worrall is Professor of Philosophy, LSE. He specialises in the philosophical issues raised by major theory-change in science; and is especially known for his work on structural realism. J. McKenzie Alexander is Professor of Philosophy and Head of LSE's Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method. The Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method (@LSEPhilosophy) at LSE was founded by Professor Sir Karl Popper in 1946, and remains internationally renowned for a type of philosophy that is both continuous with the sciences and socially relevant.

Evidence-Based Everything (but let's do the basing properly) [Audio]

Guitars and Vox - Laura Bernhardt
Drums - Scott Shevel
Bass - Vanessa Ellsbury
Guitars - Josh Weitzel
Horns - Andy Juhl

Scarlet

This album was created out of personal hardship in each of our lives. From this brokenness came the desire to communicate a real and healing message of hope. Honest is two people begging for healing from God, seeking the Truth, and learning that He is faithful no matter the circumstances. Living honest starts with admitting that we are hurting and need help. It is a continual quest for truth and transformation in our lives; the beginning of revival in our hearts. Here, we share songs of hope that helped us find God’s peace in our times of darkness. We pray that you would find encouragement in the music and be challenged to live Honest.

What Wondrous Love Is This?

I play at the singer/songwriter thing when I have the time (both by myself and in other people's bands). Most of what I post here is drafts and pieces of the stuff I write as I experiment with recording tech. Fun! I freely admit that, where talent is concerned, I am the spiritual descendant of Florence Foster Jenkins, but it's still fun to play. :)

Scarlet

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