Since starting school at Hampshire College in Massachusetts, Haley has studied history and philosophy while continuing to pursue music. After meeting fellow classmate, Hunter Johns in a jazz improvisation class, the two began writing songs together. As the songs developed, the project blossomed into the 5 piece indie jazz band, ‘Grey Heron:’ Haley Grey, Vocals… Continue reading Music Update from Haley Grey (New Band: Grey Heron)
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Marian Anderson on “What’s My Line” 1957
American contralto, Marian Anderson, 1897-1993, was one of the most globally celebrated singers of the 20th century and yet the panel on What’s My Line in 1957 felt ashamed when they couldn’t guess who she was… Ms. Anderson sang at the Lincoln Memorial on Easter Sunday in 1939 after she was refused a performance at… Continue reading Marian Anderson on “What’s My Line” 1957
RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World (mind-blowing film)
Thank you, RUMBLE, for taking the high road.
Freedom Singers at the White House
Need an alternative to football after your turkey dinner? Check out this video. Especially important for the young folk among you…
Damien Escobar ~ His “violin crooning” inspires me
New York based Damien Escobar, 27, graduated from Julliard at 13 and calls himself “The Violin Crooner” and I can’t stop listening to his cover of the Norwegian duo Nico & Vinz song, Am I Wrong. The video (below) is a year old but just crossed my path of Facebook this past week. One does not reach this level… Continue reading Damien Escobar ~ His “violin crooning” inspires me
Returning with NOLA Reflections: Street MUSIC!
Hello Blog Buddies! Been a while and I’ve missed connecting with y’all, so lets’ jump back in with a NOLA (New Orleans, Louisiana) street music party! from our 2015 New Year’s trip to Birthplace of JAZZ. These first two videos are typical of what you can happen upon anytime in Jackson Square: [wpvideo uSzC7yI8] [wpvideo 3jlklvmA] The allure… Continue reading Returning with NOLA Reflections: Street MUSIC!