For those of you who are in the Moscow area tonight, I would remind you of the Logos Dads Band concert, starting at the NuArt theater at 7 pm. The whole thing will family-friendly, but if you are the kind of person who might want to bring earplugs because of the loudness, you might want to bring earplugs. We are doing a bunch of covers, with songs like China Grove, Long Cool Woman, Barracuda, Spirit in the Sky, and many others in the classicum saxum genre. A generous and anonymous donor has covered all the costs associated with production, and so your attention will be periodically drawn to two open guitar cases where you can give to Logos School, and this means that 100% of our busking proceeds will go to the school. Although not in a subway, we trust that our busking will give satisfaction. We hope to see you there.
Last year’s was such a blast. Unless I get hit by a bus on the way (or can’t find a parking space, which is a more likely scenario considering they’re as scarce as buses around here), I’ll be there!
Well, you’re talkin’ ’bout China Grove – I might have to make the drive from OH. Will Francis n Donna be there?
My Dad’s from Idaho. I can see why he misses it.
Hello Doug Wilson. Here are a couple songs to help you toward your profession to be eclectic (not so sure about that) in your musical tastes.
Atomic Opera’s cover of Kemper Crabb’s “A Malediction”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbi6Fg6jmRU&nohtml5=False
Alice Cooper’s “Brutal Planet”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9tTcl-EPjA
Whoa, someone else who likes Kemper Crabb. Awesome.
Kemper Crabb’s craft-competence is quite high. Here is the original version of “A Malediction”:
http://www.portlandporcupine.com/audio/amaladiction.ram (it requires RealPlayer, though)
Jason Coghill can sing well, too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPOfrM9DI5w&nohtml5=False
Kemper’s “A Malediction,” being an anti-abortion song, here is an additional one by Grammatrain entitled, “Execution”:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpsbLCAWvM0&nohtml5=False
Lyrical excerpt:
“Oh dissolve my voice for your woman’s choice! My execution, it’s your revolution! I spill my blood on ‘civil’ hands. And I pay to make you free! Free! Oh, Nation murders me, yeah, with politicians’ dreams, now silencing my screams, screams, screams! My execution, it’s your revolution!” — Grammatrain