On Wednesday USAToday is featuring my song "Here Comes Hurricane Season"
On Wednesday (tomorrow) USAToday is featuring the lyrix to my song "Here Comes Hurricane Season" as their "Weather Song Of The Week" in honor of hurricane season which starts on June 1st. It will be in both the print edition and the online version. It is my dream that the US Weather Service starts using names that are scary so that people will be more inclined to get out of the way of (as opposed to 'chasing') storms.
Really -- who would you have more respect for: Hurricane Cleo or Hurricane Catastrofifi? I rest my case.
Ciao!
Christine
Really -- who would you have more respect for: Hurricane Cleo or Hurricane Catastrofifi? I rest my case.
Ciao!
Christine
- Two events tonight - 7 PM Eastern concert, 8 PM Eastern zoom song circle with two special guests -- here's the link to zoom, but please do not post it anywhere
- I wrote down start/stop times for each artist so you can skip to hear your favorites
- Suzanne Vega, Tom Chapin, The Chapin Sisters, Josh White Jr, Michael Fracasso, David Roth, Bev Grant, Guy Davis, David Massengill, & Bethany Yarrow
- At 3 PM Eastern, the Woodstock Folk Festival, at 7:30 PM debut of concert that Don White and I didn't realize was filmed, at 9:30 a Zoom song swap with surprise guests AND a Pie Beauty Contest
- Listen to this A++ singer sing her brilliant a cappella song, "Wear A Mask" -- and please share --
- Join Don White and me in the chat room of a watch party for a show we did that was secretly filmed four years ago -- and yes, the secret filmmaker will be there, too --
- Tickets are only $10 -- I'm sure it will be a fascinating conversation
- The GVFF from 7 PM to 10 PM Eastern time LIVE on your screen tonight - FREE - https://www.facebook.com/GVFF2020/
- Two separate events -- for those celebrating at home -- For song swap the first 100 who show up get in.
- Let me know if you want to hear something I haven't done in a long time -- the show is 8 PM Eastern, under the umbrella of the Swallow Hill Music School of Denver
- All you need is a square cotton napkin, 16x16 or 20x20, or square paper napkin - all ages, all skill levels, beginners welcome
- Robbie Fairchild, star of Broadway's "An American In Paris," lifts his neighbors' spirits by performing a one-man show on his rooftop