Thursday, April 06, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
We need always strive
for peace and love in our lives and justice in
society as we’re reminded on Martin Luther King Jr.
Day. Here’s the piano version of “Up to the
Mountain (MLK Song)".
Allison Crowe performs
the Patty Griffin song live-in-the-studio of
Newfoundland ’s
“Out of the Fog”. Thanks to musician, photographer,
activist+ Bob Benvenuti for introducing Allison to
this music.
Celebrating this Martin Luther King Jr. Day,
Allison Crowe’s guitar version of Patty Griffin’s
MLK song – tribute to the great civil rights
activist and Baptist minister – “Up to the
Mountain”
Visuals come from “Faces: Broadway” part of
the “Faces: Newfoundland" installation
created by Philip N. Robbins and Jillian
Parsons (known then for their work with
Stockpile or Larger Than a Cat).
Labels: 2017, Allison Crowe, Canada, civil rights, guitar, Jillian Parsons, Jr., justice, love, Martin Luther King, MLK, music, Patty Griffin, peace, Philip N. Robbins, piano, video, voice
Monday, January 18, 2016
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
On this Martin Luther King Jr.
Day – celebrating the birth of the civil rights
leader and marking the struggle for equality,
justice and peace that continues today – here’s
Allison Crowe with her guitar take on Patty
Griffin’s “Up to the Mountain”:
Paying tribute with piano – Martin Luther King Jr. Day musical celebration by Allison Crowe w. Patty Griffin’s paen “Up to the Mountain (MLK Song)”:
Paying tribute with piano – Martin Luther King Jr. Day musical celebration by Allison Crowe w. Patty Griffin’s paen “Up to the Mountain (MLK Song)”:
Labels: Allison Crowe, Canada, commemorate, Day, equality, faith, guitar, joy, justice, Martin Luther King Jr., MLK, Newfoundland, Patty Griffin, peace, piano, song, truth, Up to the Mountain
Monday, September 12, 2011
Chimes of Freedom Flashing
The UK's Point Based Visa System continues to be mis-applied to artists and academics visiting for a short term, even a single concert/event. This problem is highlighted in a new podcast by Rocca Gutteridge, produced by Clare Carswell @ Without Borders Allison Crowe's song "Immersed" is included with this show. A complementary blog posting is @ Why Is Britain Treating Artists Like Criminals?
Labels: Allison Crowe, art, Canada, chanson, Clare Carswell, culture, guitar, immigration, justice, Manick Govinda, Manifesto Club, music, passion, petition, piano, Rocca Gutteridge, rock, Scotland, UK, world