All Blog Posts Tagged 'music' (32)

It's a Kathleen Edwards morning. That's what came to mind as soon as this song played.

OPB music has been a muse lately,…

You guessed it. It's a chili cookoff! Right here in the good ole Swampola. Unlimited samples. Discount tickets still available. Music all day.

Bike paths. Have you ever been to a chili cookoff? It's a tradition. …

(Photo from Jambase's Hunter Fall Tour article)

Robert Hunter wrote lots of Grateful Dead songs with Jerry Garcia charting the music. Robert was just on tour in the Fall, 2013. If you want to listen to him playing guitar and singing, there are a bunch of…

We are so lucky! Turner Cody has released a bunch of new music!

(Album art from Turner Cody's SoundCloud page)

For starters, and a rhythm worthy of hoeing to, there's The Great…

The sun is just peeking through the clouds so I'll keep this short. Nearly time to go to the garden and do some work in the dirt!

I was looking through the local craigslist bike ads as I often do and ran across an interesting ad.

"I'm selling my 1970's Austro Daimler Vent Noir II. All original parts including the gold gears.…

Groovechamber is a graphics art, animation and film making company "In a country called Canada". That's from their FAQ. They do some absolutely amazing animations and games, and the music accompanying is fun, too. I keep thinking of them, then forgetting their name and losing contact with the site.

It's fun to watch "Field Guide to Snapping" and "…

Here's an original tune by Nahko. I love the way the Nahko's voice soars up and down several octaves. His guitar tuning beckons me to try it out. Transcribe the lyrics and just play it, because it keeps ringing in my ears days after I first heard it. 

If you can't see the video, just click…

You will love this music, the guitar is so beautiful (isn't it?) and the scenery will make you want to drop everything and go to the mountains. Be sure to watch beyond the end of the song and see many plants from the area. Enjoy! Here's a direct link in…

Yes, it's that time of year in this brilliant place, Florida. You know what I mean. If you live anywhere that has citrus, you are fully aware of this phenomenon. It's called Spring. 

I can remember excitedly telling people that March is the best month to visit Florida. People in California, for example. Funny. People in Chile. Even more…

Playing for Change is an organization I love because they work for good through music. I want to share with you their latest video release. You'll find others in Zoobird's videos section. 

This is the message…

I just wrote an article for Elephant Journal about my new friend and musician Lauris Vidal. Click here to read it and please let me know what you think - either here or on the Ele article as a comment. That would make my day!…

I interviewed Lauris Vidal the other day here in sunny Florida.

Think Differently!

Day 1: 

Feel. Try this: Have a glass of warm water when you wake up rather than your usual cuppa…

Yep, our friend Charlie can swing that axe - share your favorite moments in Zoobird's Music Zoo!

Playing for Change put this video together. What a great way to start the day! Enjoy...…

Quitting smoking or anything is tough...

Novocaine, it still hurts to laugh

One less dream I'll have to have

This household mirror has seen a hundred years

It's watching us walk down the stairs

For the last, for the first

And for the last, for the first

For the first, for the last

And for the last, for the first time

With a long neck and a short rope

We're climbing the radio tower

With…