The music page
We haven't got it perfected , but we are working on it.
Here is a song by Josh Cicci, who's wonderful graphics grace our pages. worried man
My grandson, Mike stopped in today for a visit and he recorded a song for our listening.
Here is Carry on written by Pat Green
04 Tom Shook is a friend from the old days of living in a tipi
village in the hills.
Now days he has a popular gathering spot, coffee shop, coffee roaster, etc. up on the highway.
Here he sings a song he wrote a few years ago.
Arivaca anarchist airport blues
These two men are Arivaca regulars.
They have been singing together for a long time and I love their harmony. You will hear
Rene Alday
often singing as he checks you out at the local Mercantile. And Oly Morondos , with his green thumb,
is a peerless landscaper and plant man. Here are a few samples of their music.
Love will keep
us alive Everybody's
talkin Boy from
the country
My wife Sabrina has a song for us. It speaks for itself. The be quiet blues- fast connection (4-22-05)
Be quiet blues (slow connection)
My stuff is here.
Finally got some new stuff .
(I'm going to put post dates on new stuff from now on) This version is
for a fast connection. The file is larger
and the fidelity should be better.
Theses songs are pretty spontaneous and unpolished.
"I'm coming back
"fast-connection"(4,15,05)
Wind sky slow connection fast connection (5,16,05)
Winter sky slow connection fast connection (5,16,05)
A Christmas song "This present is for you",The next few reach out to Spirit. Father lift me up Gaelic Song of Peace Be my vision
The next one, I believe, is traditional something. waltzing Matilda
This is "Barefoot Allen", singing a song he wrote for his wife to be.
His wife, Natalie, was a classmate of my daughter Sunshine.
Allen goes barefoot even in the winter. He is a great gardener.
Picture to come.
Baby dreaming of you
Hal Buckingham, lives about half mile away, has his own studio.
He is giving us the first song for our Christmas page, which hopefully
will be up soon. Hal does great cabinet work and has a band. I hope to have a page
of his good stuff.
All I want for Christmas is - -
** Hal"s new song went to the the instrumental page
And here is Curly Bob singing a song he wrote. He calls it
Outlaw.
**Here is another great song by Curly Bob recorded at Hal"s Black hole Studio.
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An old friend, Charlie Tucker, stopped by by today to check out some
broken glass
in the studio door. He is a window man (brings light into dark places). Well
as it
happens, like so many in our town, he is a song writer and musician.
And he had his guitar with him.
Here are a couple of his songs. All is well
Ordinary
words
*And here are a couple more songs from Charlie.
Mama told me Like
this at all
*** Charlie wrote a song for his granddaughter.
Some of the local guys are helping on this one.
Charlie does the vocal. Brian Reeves does the backing vocal and Dan Dawson is
on guitar
along with Charlie. They have been playing regular with each other. The song
is Jocelyn's Song.
The other day I saw Charlie walking down this
old dirt road and he was singing a song. As I had my magic decoder
ring
with the microphone and the hard drive, I caught his song.
I was standing in front of the Mercantile (Arivaca's general store) the other day
talking to Rick Lewis (Pastor Rick of the Faith Baptist Church).I knew that he,
his family,
and his extended family were very strong into their music. So when I asked if we could share
some of his families music on my site of community music, he gave me several songs
that they had already recorded.
Here are a few examples for starters.
This first song is one that Rick wrote sung by the family band
that his daughter Cassy married into and is a part of.
This group The Prairie Stage Band play here in Arivaca.
The first song is Wyoming Wind. The next one I couldn't
pass up. I used to sing as a pre-teen Sioux City Sue
and check out their instrumental called I'm the runner
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Also Rick, his wife Leah and his brother Tom do some music calling themselves High Desert
Here are a couple of their songs. Texas Plains
and The place where I worship.
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