Turtle on KISM + Times Colonist - Allison Crowe In the News
Much of Canada celebrates Victoria Day today.
Ideal holiday-time to catch up on some fun music
news. Broadcasting from Mount Constitution on Orcas
Island, Washington in the Pacific Northwest region
of this continent is classic rock station KISM
92.9 where “Locals Only” show host
Pooner Clark, a DJ with Idaho roots, interviews
special guests. A recent chat with Larry Anschell,
founder of storied Turtle Recording Studios and
Brad Graham, Turtle engineer/producer
extraordinaire, is
now online:
http://kism.com/locals-only/this-week-turtle-recording-studio
(btw, the two DJs pictured with the audio,
"Brad and John", are with a different program –
they’re not Clark, Anschell or Graham)
Anschell recounts the originally-mobile,
1987-established British-Columbia-based,
studio’s history capturing the sound of artists
on both sides of the nearby Canada/US border –
from Kenny G to Pearl Jam, Sarah McLachlan to
Soundgarden and Alice in Chains (http://www.turtlerecording.com/about.html).
As well, he and Graham spin current tracks of
Jason Mitchell, Five Alarm Funk, Tonye Aganaba,
Russ Robson and Sean Simpson.
About 22 minutes into the program, you’ll also hear a new recording from Allison Crowe and Band. Starting in 2001, to date Crowe has teamed up with Turtle on several singles, one EP, three albums and three double-albums. Videos of the artist performing “Hallelujah” and other songs from “Tidings” live-in-the-studio, enjoyed by many millions of people around the world, show Turtle’s studio when it was located beach-front in White Rock, BC. “Introducing / Heirs + Grievances”, the just-released debut double-disc from Allison and Band is recorded live-in-concert by Brad Graham and in the studio’s new, forest, location by Larry “Turtle” Anschell. For their ‘ears’, their integrity, and their special attunement to her honest style of music-making, Crowe and musical partners love working with the Turtle crew.
Introducing “Lisa’s Song” for the KISM radio show, Anschell provides insight into Crowe and her ways: “This was a live recording off-the-floor. She tends to just like to lay it down as real as can be… She’s really an amazing talent. Whenever I hear her, I get goose-bumps. And, you, know, that doesn’t always happen… being as jaded as we are in the recording business. When you’re struck just by real talent it’s an amazing thing.”
In print this holiday weekend, the convivial “Scene and Heard” column in The Times Colonist newspaper, based in BC’s capital city of Victoria (named for the same Queen we celebrate today), updates readers with word on Allison Crowe’s activities from “Newfoundland Vinyl” to her band’s new record release: http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/music/hermann-s-hosts-bluegrass-stars-bob-moses-returns-to-canada-1.2260599
TC rock music+ scribe Mike Devlin notes the video series for “Heirs + Grievances” is building on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/album/3932431 Today we’ll add the eighth song vid to this visual album.
About 22 minutes into the program, you’ll also hear a new recording from Allison Crowe and Band. Starting in 2001, to date Crowe has teamed up with Turtle on several singles, one EP, three albums and three double-albums. Videos of the artist performing “Hallelujah” and other songs from “Tidings” live-in-the-studio, enjoyed by many millions of people around the world, show Turtle’s studio when it was located beach-front in White Rock, BC. “Introducing / Heirs + Grievances”, the just-released debut double-disc from Allison and Band is recorded live-in-concert by Brad Graham and in the studio’s new, forest, location by Larry “Turtle” Anschell. For their ‘ears’, their integrity, and their special attunement to her honest style of music-making, Crowe and musical partners love working with the Turtle crew.
Introducing “Lisa’s Song” for the KISM radio show, Anschell provides insight into Crowe and her ways: “This was a live recording off-the-floor. She tends to just like to lay it down as real as can be… She’s really an amazing talent. Whenever I hear her, I get goose-bumps. And, you, know, that doesn’t always happen… being as jaded as we are in the recording business. When you’re struck just by real talent it’s an amazing thing.”
In print this holiday weekend, the convivial “Scene and Heard” column in The Times Colonist newspaper, based in BC’s capital city of Victoria (named for the same Queen we celebrate today), updates readers with word on Allison Crowe’s activities from “Newfoundland Vinyl” to her band’s new record release: http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/music/hermann-s-hosts-bluegrass-stars-bob-moses-returns-to-canada-1.2260599
TC rock music+ scribe Mike Devlin notes the video series for “Heirs + Grievances” is building on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/album/3932431 Today we’ll add the eighth song vid to this visual album.
Labels: Allison Crowe, Brad Graham, Canada, KISM, Larry Anschell, Mike Devlin, Newfoundland, Pearl Jam, Pooner Clark, recording, Sarah McLachlan, Soundgarden, studio, Surrey, Times Colonist, Tonye Aganaba, White Rock
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