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25 Apr 00 - 09:51 PM (#218023) Subject: Hearme now From: alison I'm in there now, with Mbo.. anyone else about?? slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 09:59 PM (#218026) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: MMario alison's the only one with a working mic. she needs help! |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:06 PM (#218029) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: MMario simon-pierre is here! come greet him! |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:17 PM (#218033) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: simon-pierre sorry folks, i (my computer) had some difficulties. I'll try to get back. |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:19 PM (#218035) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison we've got
Midchuck slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:27 PM (#218039) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Willie-O mmaybe it would work if I changed my name to start with an "M"? No sound coming in or out... w-o |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:35 PM (#218043) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison we can see you appearing and disappearing.. and we heard you talk earlier Willie-O slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:44 PM (#218052) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison Midchuck.. can you please post the title of you CDs here.... you sounded wonderful... we have a good crowd now
all the above + slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:44 PM (#218053) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Willie-O You're kidding--you heard me? I can't hear me. I didn't try to talk in the chat room yet, so i don't think it was me you heard. Every time I try the audio test it tells me to give up and reboot my computer. I switched mikes, maybe I'll try once more. Bill |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:45 PM (#218055) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison don't try the audio test.. it crashes me every time.. just come in.. talk to us and we'll tell you if you are coming through... chat to us in the text box even if you can't talk
slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 10:47 PM (#218056) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison Dick Greenhaus, and Spider Tom here now slainte alison |
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25 Apr 00 - 11:51 PM (#218079) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: TheMuse Another great time, thanks to all for the "unofficial lullaby for Muse" night. :-) |
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26 Apr 00 - 12:03 AM (#218085) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison still going, people, from Wales, USA,and Oz..... |
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26 Apr 00 - 12:21 AM (#218092) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison |
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26 Apr 00 - 12:49 AM (#218099) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo This is great fun! I sang: Kelly, the Boy from Killane The Castle of Dromore What's the Use of Wings? The Massacre of Glencoe Old Man Time --Mbo |
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26 Apr 00 - 01:27 AM (#218101) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo BTW I also sang "Non Ti Scordar Di Me"...here is the translation (I actually sang it in Italian) The swallows have left My cold sunless country In search of spring violets And happy love-nests My little swallow left Without leaving me a kiss Without a farewell Do not forget me My life is intertwined with yours I love you more and more In my dreams you still are mine Do not forget me My life is intertwined with yours There is always a nest for you in my heart Do not forget me... --Mbo |
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26 Apr 00 - 07:06 AM (#218151) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Midchuck Fun to find this actually works. By propping a pen over the F9 key and putting my office stapler on it to hold it down so I could have my hands free, I sang (if I remember rightly): Gunfighter's Eyes Song of the Mens' Side Mama Fried What Song Could I Sing to You Old Blevins Shameless self-promotion follows, but someone did ask The first, third and fourth above are from our (Woodchucks Revenge's) first CD, Loose in the Hills. I wrote Gunfighter, my wife, Kristina, wrote Mama with a little sanding and polishing by me, and our friend, Dick McCormack (whose songs we usually introduce at gigs by saying that he made his living doing folk music for 25 years or so, then went into politics and is now Majority Leader of the Vermont Senate, thereby proving that even a folksinger can sink even lower) wrote What Song for a former wife who left, and then entirely forgot it. But by then I'd learned it, so it wasn't lost. The second was by Rudyard Kipling (lyrics) and Peter Bellamy (music); learned from recording by Roberts and Barrand. Making it sound like a Kingston Trio song was my idea. The last is from the Austin Lounge Lizards (who else could it possibly be?) Peter. Can you imagine what it'll be like in another few years, when you can get high-resolution audio, maybe from several sources at once, in real time? |
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26 Apr 00 - 07:28 AM (#218155) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Dulci46 These Hearme's are getting better everytime I listen to one. As usual I forgot how late it was. Especially enjoyed alison playing the flute. Everyone was real enjoyable. Can anyone tell me where I could find the words and chords or sheet music for "What's the Use of Wings". |
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26 Apr 00 - 08:33 AM (#218177) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison I should really have written these down at the time..... then I'd have remembered
I did:-
slainte alison |
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26 Apr 00 - 08:45 AM (#218182) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Spider Tom Had another great time on hearme, lots of loverly stuff I heard, I sang:Fly like a swallow The Flight(Sorry-sick!) The Cull And, St James Infirmary. Hearyou later |
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26 Apr 00 - 10:18 AM (#218239) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo Dulci, I can get you the lyrics, and the chords, at least as I have them figured, later this afternoon! --Mbo |
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26 Apr 00 - 01:04 PM (#218347) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Dulci46 Great!!! Thanks Mbo. Loved that song. |
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26 Apr 00 - 01:10 PM (#218349) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: simon-pierre I enjoyed my first Hearme session, even if I didn't have a mike (and I can't figure how could I do that - anyway). I had some trouble with the sound. Sometimes it was like if a chipmunk sung over electric guitar. Is that normal? I mean, i guess it isn't, but can I arrange that from my home? Despite of this, it was very nice. SP |
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26 Apr 00 - 01:39 PM (#218363) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo Ok folks, the lyrics to "What's the Use of Wings?" are here! --Mbo |
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26 Apr 00 - 06:53 PM (#218545) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Dulci46 Thanks Mbo, That is really a beautiful song. |
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26 Apr 00 - 06:59 PM (#218553) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Jon Freeman Midchuck, I can't wait for the time when the real time "sessions" become possible. I get the occasional message now suggesting alternatives to Hearme that apparently make this possible but we have not come up with anything yet. My own feeling is that the speed of communications would need to be a lot faster than we have before it can become feasable but that is just my guess. Do you know antyhing on this subject? If so, please advise. Jon |
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26 Apr 00 - 10:46 PM (#218687) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg |
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27 Apr 00 - 06:39 PM (#219192) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Susan of DT Dick Greenhaus and I are in the hearme session and we spoke to Big Dog a little while ago. Anyone else around? |
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27 Apr 00 - 06:51 PM (#219203) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: ceitagh There's a few of us in here.....please come join! |
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27 Apr 00 - 10:31 PM (#219324) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo Wow, what an amazing Hearme! Definately the best yet! Here's what I sang: All My Life--by America Where The Liles Used to Spring--lyrics by David Gray, music by me MacGregor's Gathering--words by Sir Walter Scott, music by me I'll Have To Say I Love You In a Song--Jim Croce Living for the Lovelight (In Your Eyes)--by Donovan Let Your Love Flow--by The Bellamy Brothers Seeing My Father in Me--by Paul Overstreet I Was Too Busy Being In Love--by Doug Stone --Mbo |
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27 Apr 00 - 10:46 PM (#219334) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: katlaughing That was really wonderful. We even got to hear Mrs. Midchuck sing harmony with Midchuck! Just lovely, everyone! And, Clinton Hammond almost burnt dinner & his cat...it was exciting there for a minute wehn he text wrote "Fire!!!", but everybody was fine!**BG** I read a couple of poems or so by my grandad, Frank Hudson; sang his poem "The Wastral & the Vagrant", my tune; Phil Ochs' "No More Songs"; my brother's "Evenings in Crsytal"; played Mudcatter, Paul G.'s, song on CD, "Sails Against the Wind" and sang along, so it sounded like I had really fantastic guitar backup!; Kim Mckee's "The Pattern"; and, I can't remember what else. Thanks! |
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27 Apr 00 - 10:50 PM (#219337) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Dulci46 I went there everyone was gone. Were did you all go? |
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27 Apr 00 - 10:52 PM (#219341) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg Sometimes it ends just when more would like to pile in, but as they come in there is no one there so the new arrivals split. Sometimes, tho, if you hang around, someone else will show up.... there is a way to split your screen so you can be in HearMe and also do other stuff. ~Susan~ |
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27 Apr 00 - 11:09 PM (#219343) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Mbo Does that mean we're heading back? --Mbo |
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27 Apr 00 - 11:25 PM (#219351) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg JAB is singing, c'mon in! |
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27 Apr 00 - 11:45 PM (#219356) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg Kate and Sorcha are doing a BITCHIN' Swing Low Sweet Chariot call-style! |
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27 Apr 00 - 11:51 PM (#219361) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison |
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27 Apr 00 - 11:55 PM (#219362) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg We're hot now! |
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28 Apr 00 - 12:16 AM (#219374) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: wysiwyg Jon Freeman is ROCKING on a synthesizer!!!!! |
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28 Apr 00 - 01:07 AM (#219392) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Jon Freeman I'm off to bed but it is still going. I played a (non folk) tune I had written from a MIDI file not on the synthesizer/ keyboard. Jon |
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28 Apr 00 - 01:22 AM (#219405) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: alison I started a few things but got cut off all the time... Shannon (my 4 year old) did Upsy down town, and Joshua fought the Battle of Jericho, (accompanied herself on bodhran)..... slainte alison
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28 Apr 00 - 09:47 AM (#219490) Subject: RE: Hearme now From: Sorcha Kate and I did a duet of Swing Low; she tried to do a couple others, but we kept crashing. |