NM-Santa Fe Folk Music Bulletin

Joey Wilson. Enjoy!

Here's a little film I put together featuring a song I wrote titled "What Took Them Away." I recorded the music on my 16-bit USB interface into Live 9. The film was taken by my friend Jim Harlan. I edited the file using iMove. Enjoy. --Perky

It's been a while since I first posted this video of mine. A friend asked me to place it, which is easy to do using the user's archive page. Find the post and hit the blue share icon. Doing so moves past posts to the top of the list. Easy.

Martha on vocals, guitar, ukelele. Greg Braden on wooden flute. Michael Knott on cello and viola. Alicia Ultan on viola. “God’s Eyes” recorded and engineered by Larry Mitchell. “I’d Rather Be Surprised” recorded and engineered by Bill Palmer.

Yes ... why leave Santa Fe when the summers are too much fun. Playing around Santa Fe ... only when this older couple can feel it‘s okay.

Trees are bridges. They originate below the surface and unfold into the sky beholding the sun, the clouds, and the starts. Thanks to: Gregg Braden, acoustic guitar and flute; Michael Kott, cello and viola; Josh Martin, acoustic and electric guitar.

Martha Reich: Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Justin Bransford: Upright bass. Michael Kott: Cello and viola. Larry Mitchell: Electric guitar. Bill Palmer: 12 string and percussion. Enion Pelta-Tiller: 5-string fiddle. Alicia Ultan Viola. JQ Whitcomb: Trumpet. Linda Lou Who: Inspiration. Engin.eered: Larry Mitchell, Bill Palmer, John Rangel, and Martha. Mastered by Jeff Silverman, Palette Studio, Nashville, TN.

You never know what you stumble on whenever searching for the perfect hydrant.

KSUT is now heading up the Pagosa (Springs, CO) Folk and Bluegrass festival, June 5, 6 and 7. Sorry. Early-bird sales are over. Here is one very bluegrass couple, scheduled to appear, sharing a tune. Enjoy.

Hello, I'm new to the area and I plan to gig more in the summer. Right now I'd like to open for someone. Let me know if you need anyone. Here is a link to an old folk song I covered. Sound starts at 0.26

Very nice Jacob. A truly an authentic cover in a traditional sound with some interesting effects on the violin. You might like to connect with https://www.santafetradfest.org/santa-fe-tradfest/. Sometime soon I hope I can get links out of comments to link directly. More coding challenges for this coder.

Thanks John! I'll print out the application this week.

Nice

I'm a folk/country/americana guy but this is what happens when I'm left alone too long...

If you're not familiar with Todd Snider ... you really should check out this guy. He's funny and full of surprises.

Pagosa will be singing soon starting Friday, Aug. 31.

Hey dude ... can I go?

Sorry ... no doggies allowed.

Eddy has arrived and is ready to sing. Looking for a band who can use a singer, and then some. Comes complete with fur coat.

Time to start thinking festivals.

Yea! I'm looking forward to this year.

With a rich sense for songwriting, here are three gifted individuals bringing a small collection of pure emotion from rock to folk-country feel. Recorded at Stepbridge Studios, Santa Fe, NM. All songs published by Stone Saddle Publishing. BMI Music 2018. Gary Crawford: gary@buddylobos.com for more information.

Live audio to the bare bones. Beauty comes to the ears in the simplest forms recorded with loving skill. Hear original artists bring it on in real time. Digital song files provided in high definition WAV format for the audiofile.

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