Yep. Denmark’s Alcoholic Faith Mission is releasing a new album, their first in three years, and it’s a beaut. This column, in fact, originally started as a tribute to the band and its run but, as usual, life got in the way (my brain stopped functioning) and I promise a future column will go into the band’s history as well as numerous videos they have produced over the years.
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Frank Gutch Jr: It’s Almost Spring! Let Us Celebrate With a New Alcoholic Faith Mission Album and Baseball!!! Plus Notes…..
Posted in Opinion with tags Alcoholic Faith Mission, baseball, carl anderson, Courtney Barnett, crooked numbers, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., House of David, Indie Artists, Indie Music, James McMurtry, Jim Caligiuri, John Rocker, Keith Morris, Lavacado, Long John Tucker, music, music videos, Orbitor, radio, Records, Rod Oster, Rosetta Tharpe, Satchel Paige, segarini, Silverton Red Sox, Tal Goettling, Tim Bethune, Todd Marvin, Xprime on February 17, 2015 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: Goodnight Songs: A Grammy Teaser?; Lavacado Clears a Room; Three Albums You Shouldn’t Miss; Plus Notes…..
Posted in Opinion with tags DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Emily Gary, Frank Gutch Jr., Goodnight Moon, Goodnight Songs, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Lavacado, Little Annie, Margaret Wise Brown, music, Music Radio, Paul Curreri, philthetremeloking, Pledgemusic, Records, segarini, Steve Rehnstrom, Sungold, Tal Goettling, The Barr Brothers. The Big Bright, The Green Pajamas, The Winterpills., Thye Curtis Mayflower, Todd Marvin, Tom Proutt on October 14, 2014 by segariniWhy am I the last to know about Margaret Wise Brown? Chances are, if you don’t remember the name, you have heard her works, especially Goodnight Moon, a book written specifically for children and sandmen. While I had not heard of it, everyone to whom I have mentioned it has, some making snide references to that rock I must live under. Evidently my childhood was deprived— at least deprived of Ms. Brown and her wonderful works. I am not taking it personally, though, thanks to Virginia musicians Emily Gary and Tom Proutt. They contacted me awhile ago about a book they had recently been involved with, written by Ms. Brown, titled Goodnight Songs.