Into the Twilight

Golden Apples  Of the Sun

A song born of a beautiful afternoon ride home on Rt 20 from Buffalo, just one of those magical summer afternoons,

Come Away With Me

We are still at it....Song by Lynne Bittner,  so sad and so true.

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I poem and composition to set it up, beautiful mood set by Lynne Bittner's voice and Jonathan Green clarinet and alto sax.

The Sorrow of Love

05 Little Rose

Down in Yon Forest - EP

Down in Yon Forest

A version of the haunting and spare classic, Lynne brings her sense of rhythm and poetry to her performance.

Woodstock

Sung by Lynne Bittner and performed by Lynne and her husband Richard, sometime in 2009, a song by Tom Waits, enjoy.  Lynne's now gone, but here remembered... I love you dear girl...

Shiver Me Timbers 1-31-14

WB Yeats poem set to music by Lynne Bittner

The Sorrow Of Love

Golden Apples Of Sun

Set to music by Lynne Bittner and arranged by Lynne & Richie Bittner,

Wild Nights

Emily Dickinson's  poem regarding missed possibilities, arranged by Lynne Bittner with reeds by Johnathin Green and music by the Wildflower Band, artfully sung by Lynne Bittner.

Little Rose

The wonderful carol from the southern Appalachian tradition, from a camp revival ,

I Wonder as I Wander

An unusual carol from many older sources, with an unabashedly Christian theme, wrapped in an illusion to Arthurian legend, and a wonderful arrangement by Lynne Bittner, a folk guitar tour de force, enjoy!

Emily Dickinson's classic regarding loss and the relentless march if time.

Guinea Golden

The finished version of this classic on the passage of time and the things we haul around with us...Special thanks to John Arucci...

Soldier's Things - 7:29:19, 12.26 AM

This is a recording of a jam session at Eastside Sound, sometime in the early 80s, not sure, 80. 81, perhaps 82 but I don’ t think so. The session took place at the instgation of Warren Odez., It was a total improv, as I am sure is evident from listening to it. The session was recorded to a two track stereo machine, I seem to have a vague recollection that Eastside had just aquired a Revox 1/2 track, a deck I always liked, and Lou Holtzman recorded thsi session to it. This is as hard core as it gets when it comes to Eastside, a few missing individuals, but a fairly core group when it comes right down to it. On the session was Marc Irwin on piano, Barry Heimowitz and John Scavelli on guitars, myself (Richie Bittner) on bass, and Warren Odez on drums. Lou Holtzman recorded it. At Eastside Sound on Orchard St. NYC. The whole thing was salvaged of a shity cassettee that I have been draging around scince then, but I bought and restorded a Nak on eBay. found the tape, and here we are. Hope you get it kick out of it, I did. R. Bittner 3/29/2020 time of the plague i do belive in spooks.

Jam at Easide Sound early 80s

A poem by WB Yeats and musical composition by Lynne Bittner. We were never going to finish this. Lynne wasn't happy with her vocal, you be the judge. A song/poem regarding finding the truth within your self, perhaps for us it required the wisdom of age, but it is something we knew to look for in our youth. Released on what would have been Lynne's 63rd. birthday.

The Two Trees

Lynne adored this poem, and it took me a while to get it, and when I did! Her performance her leaves me breathless... I miss her so.

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