NM-Santa Fe Rock Events

Wednesday, May. 27, 2020

The Squeeze Songbook Tour

First formed in 1973, shortly after Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook had begun their songwriting partnership, brought together by an ad in a sweetshop window. By 1977 they had made their recording debut and enjoyed a string of hits that lasted until 1982, the maturity of their songs outliving their initial burst of chart activity on the back of New Wave. Ivor Novello Award-winning songwriting duo Chris and Glenn reunited in 2007 to relaunch Squeeze and have been touring, writing and recording together since.

The Lensic

211 West San Francisco Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501

Saturday, Jun. 13, 2020 | 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Tickets: $59, $69, $79 and $89 plus fees

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NM-Santa Fe Rock Music Bulletin

Ran into my friend Vince Copia over at DeVargas Mall the other day. He has finished up on a new recording worth a moment.

Amy & The Engine - Chasing Jenny | Sofar NYC Fun contemporary pop. Trying to get an audience to participate is some times difficult. What I have found, you have to keep it real simple. I think it's because emotional intensity can easily overwhelm listeners. I have found words are too hard to remember ... la, la, la always works better.

Woodstock this weekend.

Working with a DAW? Very cool reverb clues when mixing sound.

Rough night in Austin!

Fun stuff at Guitar Mountain 2015

Guitar Town in Copper Mountain 2015. There's Karen during a Steve Vai show. Great FREE festival at Copper Mountain, Co.

Welcome to the Rock timeline for Santa Fe, New Mexico. I've been feeding content for testing purposes. So far, so good. So ... please, start adding more. Could be a festival you attended. Yours or a friends garage band. Whatever you please ... just be sure the content you share is copyright free. Content on YouTube is given ... so content from there and many other places is copyright free. Enjoy! -- Perky

Paramore. Terrific dance pop. Enjoy!

Candyman's Rock Camp. I'm sure Cindy and Randy are thinking their next moves. This image was taken at a performance in Eldorado, 2011. I think. Perky

If you are seeing this comment, welcome. This is the very first comment to be added to this timeline. Let me introduce more. To your left is our calendar which will feature local events reflecting each genre, ie: jazz events happening in your region. To your right are clubs. These are global Clubs. Start a Club in any genre; all members in every region will have access to your club. Clubs can instruct, feature local musicians, or just be fun. So please, play! I am so pleased to finally make the Muezbiz dream possible. If you do run into an issue, contact us. PS It's going to take time to stock the shelves with product. At this time, you can support Muezbiz by participating and getting your friends to discuss the things you're interested in. As time progresses, local member retailers will begin to appear. Don't send your hard earned cash to Amazon or iTunes, send it to someone in your neighborhood who loves the groups they are supporting. -- John Cole, the idea guy and developer

One of my motivations in creating Muezbiz is the recognition that the future lies with content creators. Our present system cannot fulfill the lives of so many creators. What if more folks could do better then simply get by? What if a world of creations can spread more organically and exist independently from today’s music machine? There is a huge market of musicians who are excellent in what they create. Muezbiz is a bridge in making the possible.

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