| | Raise The Roof: A Retrospective Live From The Barns At Wolf Trap CD
The historic charm and acoustical magic of The Barns at Wolf Trap have been praised by music fans and critics alike throughout its 24-year history as one of the most remarkable performing arts venues in the country. The Washington Post recently ... Raise The Roof: A Retrospective Live From The Barns At Wolf Trap Music Raise The Roof: A Retrospective Live From The Barns At Wolf Trap Songs | 1. | Rock This House - The Nighthawks - The Nighthawks (studio) |
| 2. | Peephole - DeAnna Bogart Band - Deanna Bogart Band (studio) |
| 3. | I Disagree - Fighting Gravity - Fighting Gravity (studio) |
| 4. | Yesterday's Fools - John McCutcheon - John McCutcheon (studio) |
| 5. | Some Must Dream - Nils Lofgren - Nils Lofgren (studio) |
| 6. | Para Donde Vas - The Iguanas - The Iguanas (studio) |
| 7. | Don't Let Go - The Grandsons - The Grandsons (studio) |
| 8. | Lefty's Boys - Speidel, Goodrich, Goggin & Lille - Speidel, Goodrich, Goggin & Lille (studio) |
| 9. | Did You Hear John Hurt? - Tom Paxton - Tom Paxton (studio) |
| 10. | Daughters of Feminists - Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer - Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer (studio) |
| 11. | Winsome Smile - Chris Smither - Chris Smither (studio) |
| 12. | First of September - Cravin' Dogs - Cravin' Dogs (studio) |
| 13. | Two Bones and a Pick - Roomful of Blues - Roomful of Blues (studio) |
| 14. | Perky Dance Two-Step - Beausoleil - Beausoleil (studio) |
| 15. | Some Cold and Rainy Day - Saffire-the Uppity Blues Women - Saffire -- The Uppity Blues Women (studio) |
| 16. | Great Day - Eddie From Ohio - Eddie from Ohio (studio) |
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I remember my mother and father and I sitting on the sofa in our living room, probably 18 years ago. Mom on one side, dad on the other. My dad asked me, if someone asked you to sing something, if you had to go onstage what would you play? I replied with the opening sounds of Willie Nelsons Blue Eyes Crying in The Rain, and they both laughed. But in a good way. In the last year my dad and I have really opened up to talking about Mom, hard for him and hard for me but ahh the wonders of email! He told me that when she was living that they'd talk about me and wonder what kind of songs I might write and how I would sound. I wrote my first song when I was in grade 2 called "Lonely Man" and though you won't find it on Ledden Street or the new album I have plans to release somewhere down the road. I love to do things with my music that are not only different, but meaningful for example; Songs from apt#12 is the name of the new album and everything you hear on the album was recorded in apt#12 as well as everything about the album has some connection to the apartment. I don't believe in an unnecessary big budget recording or making music because I think it would sound nice on the radio. I am also a firm believer in originality and making music that satisfies one person, me. Roy Orbison, one of my idols, had some very amazing songs and more so, probably the most original beautifully played instruments (his voice) I have heard to date. There was a period in my life where (and you can ask my friends) I listened to A Black and White Night everyday in my car for 2 years. I never got sick of the songs nor will I ever. Songs like Roy made, Crying, Running Scared, In Dreams and It's Over have sent chills up my spine and brought a tear to my eye on more than one occasion. This is the feeling I get that drives me to make music. Elvis Presley, though wrote no songs that I'm aware of continues to inspire me with live performances and his voice. That's Alright Mama is still one of my favorite songs. And, I certainly couldn't continue until mentioning Paul McCartney who at 63 is still rockin the stage and when I see him sing Helter Skelter in the same key he did it in 40 years ago, it makes me smile I realize I never want to do anything but make music. Another big question I run into as a musician who writes his own music is, "What kind of music do you play". I really really never know what to say when I'm ask that question. It's like when Elvis walked into Sun records wanting to record and the secretary asked him, "Who do you sound like?” and he response was, "I don't sound like anybody, I sound like myself". Some people including myself will tell you I am very closed minded in allot of ways, including musically. No, especially ...
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