Subject: RE: Rosalie Sorrels Recording Need Help Please
From:
open mike
Date: 04 Nov 03 - 03:34 PM
rosalie has a new "album" out
(or as greg brown calls them "units")
"learned by livin' sung by heart.."
and she has re-issued many of her
earlier collections of tunes and stories;
one has baby rockin' songs.
another
and there will be another finished before christmas
no doubt you can get recordings at her appearances and
here is where you can hear her:
Tuesday, November 18, 2003
NINTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS... Rocci Johnson's fabulous tribute to the women of our area benefiting the Women's and Children's Alliance... The WCA Crisis Center. At HANNAH'S... all day... all night (until closing time) always too much fun and I get to sing with the DIVAS! Don't miss it... there's music, poetry, theater, performance art, all the things you can make with your mind, your hands, your voice spread out before you... hey, there's no such thing as too much fun.
HANNAH'S, 621 Main St., Boise
November 30th
Rosalie at the TRACTOR in Seattle, Washington.
December 10th
Rosalie at the Cactus Room... University of Texas in Austin, Texas...
December 19th
I'm in Aztec, New Mexico doing a concert
for Hoyle Osbourne and Jane Voss...
December 20th
THE OUTPOST in Albuquerque...
Outpost - 210 Yale SE
Albuquerque, NM
(505) 268-0044
www.outpostspace.org
January 4th
FREIGHT AND SALVAGE... Berkeley, CA.
this is an album release party for the new album:
info here:
I will be finishing my new CD... called MY LAST GO ROUND... a live concert recording made in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2002 March 23 at the Sanders Theater on the Harvard Campus... My guests were Jean Ritchie, Peggy Seeger, David Bromberg, Christine Lavin, Loudon Wainright 111, and Patrick Sky. I had a six-piece band featuring Mitch Greenhill, electric and acoustic guitar, Roma Baran, acoustic guitar, dobro and high-strung guitar, Teresina Huxtable, piano and accordian, Peter Madcat Ruth, harmonica, Vivian Stoll, drums... and all those voices joining me along with the world's most perfect audience... all these people have been my teachers and collaborators for years. I had the best of staging and sound and a hell of a party afterward... I had an eight hour rehearsal the day before and WGBH recorded everything... all this made possible by Multistage productions of Boston. My friend Ellen Friedman made me feel like a little kid who got her head patted and a warm voice said "You've been a good girl and you can have anything you want"... and all that shows in the recording which has been pared down from a 3 hour concert to an hour and remixed for a CD by Roma, Mitch and Viv so that you hear it as though you are there. I can't wait to have all my friends hear it too. Dave Van Ronk was supposed to be there, but he left us all crying the blues he sang so well a few weeks before we got together... I've got no words to say how much we miss him, so the concert and the CD have to say it for us. There's a big debt, too, to Ken Kesey who inspired the title song... stay tuned... soon I'll add some sample tunes to my website and as soon as the graphics are finished, I'll show you the cover.
January 30th
Cambridge and a celebration of MY LAST GO ROUND with WGBH...
... Multistage and as many of the original cast of thousands as can get into that little church... more later... love, Rosalie.
First Church in Cambridge
Congregational at 11 Garden St.
for information call 617-661-1252
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