Daddy Said Call Me Sean MacGraph

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Dreaming of You by J Minus

J Minus at the Hotwire North in Shoreline

Proud Mary / Quarter Past Eight

Quarter Past Eight handling a CCR Cover of Proud Mary at the Hotwire North

Canon Rock played by Jesse L (JerryC Arrangement)

great guitar

Mark Holt sampler

HOTWIRE NORTH

King of The Road cover by Mark Holt

lyrics

Country Road cover by Mark Holt

Mark Holt and his Sister Kimberly Tully live at the HOtwire NOrth WA

King of The Road cover by Mark Holt

Mark Holt and his SisterKimberly Tully live at the Hotwire North shoreline WA

Lukenbach Texas cover by Mark Holt

Mark Holt and his sister Kimberly Tully at th Hotwire North, Shoreline WA

How hard can a simple budget be?

New party for President by Rod MzcDonzld find his music on myspace my videos on youtube http://myspaxe.com/rodmacdonald

http://youtube.com/sdritchie71

Filme ed at the Hotwire North Shoreline Washington

Message in a bottlr

I WILL SURVIVE COVER BY UKU

What Ukulele;s were ment yo sound llike UKU!

Summer UKU

Summer is here at the stage in the corner

Hotwirte North Presented UKU

Live Music Friday and Saturday Nights 7:30 to 8:30PM

Sunday 3-5 PM

Kim's Waltz by UKU

one of my best videos

Summer Time When life Was Easy

ll jazz

Heartbreak Hotel

all jazz

Every Breath You Take cover by UKU

the sting taken out

Jazz Guitar Collective cut 2

jazz

Dr Groche by Rod MacDonald

outrage at art world

Rat Race by TJ Shherrill

Friday Nights at hotwire North North city

Sparkle And Fall by Kyle Stevens

Kyle at his best

The Last Time I was Bored by Kyle Stevens

rare solo

High Horse by TJ Sherrill

MORE VIDEOS

Wasting my days in a Mexicain Jail

One of my besr

TJ Sherrill Last Somg

LS

Phil Hansen /Epiphone Guitar Katz Harlem Raf

new sound

My Blue Eyes Want You by Wiretappers

country to rock or jazz

Nathan Hale 30th Reunion Class 1078

Music by UKU Kim's Waltz

Weeds Theme Little Boxes Kyle Stevens

Mexican Jail by Kyle Stevens

Every Breath you TAke UKKU

I WILL SURIVIE UKU

Uke Fest 2008

For sale now! $5.00plus shipping and Sales Tax"

Marc Smason

Marc Smason www.marcsmason.com

Friday July 25 4 – 6 pm Abby Van Spronsen – flute/vox Shena Van Spronsen – vox Michael Barnett – bass *Phinney Ridge Farmer’s Market Phinney Neighborhood Center 67^th & Phinney N. http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/phinney

every Monday 8:30 pm 7/21 Tom McElroy – guitar Michael Barnett - bass *Ugly Mug 11425 Rainier S. – N. Renton 206 772-3751 Great coffee & food!

Thursday July 31 8:30 pm Alfonse Somebody & the Jr. Detectives Beacon Pub 3057 Beacon S. 206 726-0238 the Hang in the Hood!

* all ages no cover unless noted removal upon request, of course. our CD, a better world, is available - Hit reply or www.cdbaby.com or call 206 760-1764 Make art, not war “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive and then go do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” Howard Thurman

JoFEST Leavenworth

New website and domain! http://www.jofest.org JoFest '08 Lineup17 Queens (Acoustic)Off the Grid (New World)Shiftless Layabout (Funk)Bullitt County (Country, Rock)Guns of Nevada (punk, southern rock)Saturday, July 26th, 2008Music begins at 5:00 PM$12.00 pays for music and camping! If you bring two cans of food for the Leavenworth food bank you pay only 10.00!Click here for directions/maps.Jofest is an annual concert/campout just outside beautiful Leavenworth, Wa. Jofest is the brainchild of Joe Folden and is held on his sprawling property in Peshastin, Wa. Bands playing this year will include Guns of Nevada, Bullitt County, Shiftless Layabout, Off the Grid and 17 Queens. This year will mark the the sixth year of Jofest's existence. In past years, Jofest has been held for charities such as The Special Olympics, a fundraiser to buy calling cards for our troops overseas and various other causes. This year will be a benefit for the Wounded Warrior Project. All are welcome to come out and camp and enjoy the music! Jofest is a family-friendly festival so feel free to bring the kids. We hope to see a great turnout for this great cause we're supporting this year! For more info on this year's cause go to: http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org
Who I'd like to meet:Everyone that wants to have fun and support a good cause.
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Jofest '08's Friend Space (Top 16)
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Slow Piece one the Eipiphone Phil Hansen

slow jazz

Phil Hansen with pre Gibson Gutar

new guitar

Arlo Guthrie/When A Soldier Makes It Home

Pete Seeger for President with Arlo as VP

Pete Seeger For President Arlo Guthrie as VP

THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND PARTY

supported by Tim Stodard for Washington Senate Districct 40

Jacob Carver his Anniversay

jake at his best

Skate Boarding ii

good music

//arc Snason

Marc Smason www.marcsmason.com

Thursday July 17 8 pm w/ Joanne Klein Victor Noriega Michael Barnett *Castle Key at Manresa Castle 7^th & Sheridan – Pt. Townsend 360 379-1990 ht tp://www.manresacastle.com/jazzevents.html $5

every Monday 8:30 pm 7/21 Lee Cronbach – keys and L.A. percussionist, Mel Wiggins join diva Joanne Klein while I’m in S.F. *Ugly Mug 11425 Rainier S. – N. Renton 206 772-3751 Great coffee & food!

Friday July 25 4 – 6 pm w/ Abby Van Spronsen – flute/vox Michael Barnett – bass *Phinney Ridge Farmer’s Market Phinney Neighborhood Center 67^th & Phinney N. http://www.seattlefarmersmarkets.org/markets/phinney

Thursday July 31 8:30 pm Alfonse Somebody & the Jr. Detectives Beacon Pub 3057 Beacon S. 206 726-0238 the Hang in the Hood!

* all ages no cover unless noted removal upon request, of course. our CD, a better world, is available - Hit reply or www.cdbaby.com or call 206 760-1764 Make art, not war “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive and then go do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” Howard Thurman

In The Night by Jacob Carver at Hotwire North

more jacob caver

Jacob Carver

inde rock

Jim Vick

chant

One Look and You Won't Look Back Jawsh Anderson

guiitar Solo

Two for Thursday Phil Hansen Videso

Not much else to say

Phil Hansen Ragtime clips

ragtime

Out takes of the Chase with Robin and Will

just fun

It's Just Wrong Any More Jim Vick at Hotwire North

More Jazz from Jim Vick

Study War No More Jim Vick at Hotwire North

Good anti war jazz

The Chase Robing and WIll

Street kid preformance

Jim Vick Emotions Cant Decide

sOME JAZZ FROM COSRA RICA

Passin Out by Jawsh Anderson

More videos

I've Beeen On My Way - by Jawsh Anderson

ggod new proformer

Jawsh Anderson Sampler Hotwire North

Another reason to go out at night

The one that got away J Minus

My vid for 5 july

4th plurk

plurkers must watch

Declan Galbraith - Danny Boy (younger)

yong kid taking on the clasicc

Ragtime Slideshow with Phil Hansen

ragtime music

Jamais Trop Tard Live at Hotwire North

cajin music

Shes a Abgel J Minus

Another from the hotwire

A Evening Spent with Jim Page

War is he...

whiskey in the jar pecker dunne

great coppy of Whiskey in the jar

J Minus's What it takes

Looks likE one of my best

Ragtime and Spring Flowers

Having fun with music and flowers. Love music every Friday and Saturday night at THe Hotwire North ,Washington State
Phil Hansen, Endora's Ghost, email: EndorasGhost@gmail.com

Mountian View Ragtime with Phil Hansen

Lots of mountians

Morning Has Broken Pianio solo with subtitles

Sing along full subtitles

Herija Schedule

 
 

Jamais Trop Tard

Jongle Moi by Jamais Trop Tard

More Jamais Trop Tard Cajun Classics

City Lights by J Minus at Hotwire North

just a fight at 2 cams

My Greatest Mistake by J Minnus

Camelia by J-Minus at the Hotwire North

Camelia a J minus live at the Hotwire NNorth cut they be back at the hotwire on 4th July

June 20th at the Hotwire

VINCENT (Don McLean) my Cover Version

he did it again

I AM, I SAID (Neil Diamond) my Cover Version

Here is a person I would love to shoot on video that is.

WRong BLOG CAP REUNION

WRONG BLOG


Not a solo encampment biird for sure. I here the C-150 I soloed it back in 1978 N6465F crashed a few years later. along with N2224 N3040F, N??09X are all out of action. For one reason or aother. August 6 will be 30 years since my fist solo in 6465F at Paine Field. Rollie Tuller of my fllight instructor. Stevenson was cooking, I doubled as provding biliting for 8 cadets in the place I called Hotel Ritchie any of you out there that stayed at the old place it's up for sale the Pizza party at teo's is closing off that story. Seeing these pics of CAP acft sure brings bank the memories. Anyone have old cap photos they can upload to picassa and let me download thejm from Challange or Solo encampments or Bel Tac pictures please either send them to my email sdritchie71@gmail or let me know where you have them. Myspace, Picassa, other blog,

PIZZA 16 AUGUST 2008
1800 hrs

food and soda free

drinks pay for your own.

These things we do that others may live.

Struting Rag

More isntrtamentals

Katzs and Harlem Rag Phil Hansen at Hotwire North

More from the Hotwire

Jenny M Phil Hansen Instramentals

Ragtime Blues

Fat Boys Blues Phil Hanseb at Hotwire North

more instramental guitar

Sister Kaers coney Island Cakewalk

two cams

Phil Hansen June 15 sampler A

now with all the titles

Phil Hansen June 15 sampler

just what thhe titke says

17 Queens live at Hotwire North 4th July

Jazz in the Corner live at Hotwire North

Phil Hansen Live June 27

Hotwire Live June 22th

Phil Hansen Live June 21

 

Hotwire Live Susan Walsh June 20th

 

17 Queens Sampler at Hotwire North Live

last night 14 June 2008

17 Queens

Jun 20 2008 6:00P
Forza Coffee Co.
Tacoma, Washington
Jun 21 2008 8:00P
Local Color
Seattle, Washington

Jun 28 2008 6:00P
Forza Coffee Co.
Tacoma, Washington

Jun 29 2008 6:00P
Forza Coffee Co.
Puyallup, Washington

Jul 4 2008 6:00P
Masset Winery
Yakima, Washington

Jul 7 2008 8:00P
Artisan’s Cafe
Olympia, Washington

Jul 11 2008 8:00P
The Vogue Lounge
Chelan, Washington

Jul 12 2008 6:00P
Masset Winery
Yakima, Washington

Jul 18 2008 8:00P
Papi’s Pizza
Everett, Washington

Jul 19 2008 8:00P
Three Trees Coffeehouse
Bellingham, Washington

Jul 24 2008 9:30P
Green Frog Cafe
Bellingham, Washington

Jul 26 2008 12:00P
Jofest ’08!
Leavenworth, Washington

17 Queens's Latest Blog Entry

About 17 Queens
Influenced by decades of rock ranging from Bob Dylan and John Lennon to Dashboard Confessional and Smashing Pumpkins, 17 Queens meld acoustic guitar, piano, and bass - performing classic & alt-rock covers, along with original tunes. Raw and from the heart, 17 Queens deliver a refreshingly mellow vibe, having entertained coffeehouses, cafes, restaurants, and wineries in Portland, Olympia, Tacoma, Seattle, and beyond...

Les veuvves de la coulee - Jamais Trop Tardd

More Cajun

Hotwire tomorrow

Phil Hansen and Brian Peterson return to the Hotwire Coffee House SUNDAY th 15th of June for two hours of instramental guitar and bass.
Should be very good.

SEVEB J Minus at Hotwire North

First finished video from the Friday the 13th vdieo of SEVEN by J Minus and a scary one it isn't. But just plain good music.

J MINUS SAMPLER FRM HOTWIRE COFFEE NORTH

sampler

Cajun Samples

cuts from 14 songs

Jamais Trop Tard cut 4

another Cajun Classic Jamais Trop Tard at their best.

"Come and get me."Vient me chercher","Come and get me."

Jamis Trop Tard Vient me chercher, translated, Come and get me.
Keep up with local Seatte area videos here at A song to sing.

Jamais Trop Tard

Great Cajun Music

sales0002

Endora's Ghost gift store

Grand Nuit (Big Night) Special

Jamais Trop Tard

Second Song fm Jamais Trop Tard

Music in the heart never let a old friend

The music in the heart never lets a old friend be forgotten. Speaking of old friends looking for two brothers Timothy and Steven Anderson in the seattle area. If you know them have them drop me a line we grew up in the Lake City area of Seattle. Thanks for any help...

Scott Ritchie

Events upcoming

Richard Gillmann's Seattle Folk Music Venues, Calendars and Schedules

Local Folk Venues and Presenters

• Bad Albert's, Ballard
• Borders books, Redmond, Southcenter and elsewhere, 425-869-1907
• Brad's Swingside Café, 4212 Fremont Avenue N., Fremont, 206/633-4057
• C & P Coffee Company, West Seattle
• Café Luna, Vashon Island
• Can Can Kitchen & Cabaret, Pike Place Market
• Columbia City Beatwalk
• Crossroads, Bellevue, 425-644-1111
• Dusty Strings, Fremont
• Edmonds Center for the Arts, Edmonds
• El Diablo Coffee, Queen Anne
• Essential Baking Café, 1604 N 34th St., Seattle (Fremont), 206/545-3804
• Fiddle House, 5543 34th Ave NE, Ravenna, 729-3434
• Four Sheep
• Fiddler's Inn, 9219 35th Ave NE, Seattle, 206-525-0752
• Fremont Abbey
• Georgia's Greek Restaurant
• Gig Harbor Folk Festival also Thursdays in Winter
• Grateful Bread, Wedgwood
• Green Bean Coffee, Greenwood
• The Highliner, 3909 18th Ave W, Seattle, 206/283-2233
• Hop Vine Pub, 507 15th Ave. E, Seattle, 206/328-3120
• Hotwire Online Coffeehouse, 17551 15th Ave NE, Seattle, (206) 957-2000
• Kaffe Shachor Coffee House, 780 N 73rd St.
• KBCS-FM
• Ikea Performing Arts Center, Renton
• Isadora's Cafe, Railroad Ave., Snoqualmie
• Island Center Hall, Bainbridge Island
• Island Music Guild, Bainbridge
• Kenyon Hall, West Seattle (formerly Hokum Hall)
• Kirkland Performance Center
• Kismet, 7311 Greenwood Ave. N
• Lake Street Grill, Kirkland
• Latona Pub, 6423 Latona NE, Seattle, 206/525-2238
• Meydenbauer Center, Bellevue
• Mukilteo Coffee, Mukilteo
• Multifaith
• Nana's Soup House, Seattle
• Nordic Heritage Museum, Ballard
• Northwest Seaport, Lake Union
• On The House, 1205 E. Pike, 206/324-3974
• P&G Speakeasy Cafe, Duvall
• Puget's Sound, Meadowbrook Community Center, Thursdays, Fridays
• Pegasus Coffee House, Bainbridge Island
• Phinney Center
• Poulsbohemian Coffeehouse, Poulsbo
• Q Café, 3223 15th Ave W
• Radio Free Lopez, Lopez Island
• Ravenna Third Place
• Richard Hugo House, Capitol Hill
• St. Cloud's
• Seabold Second Saturday, Bainbridge Island
• Seattle Folklore Society, folk music, 206-528-8523
• Seattle Ukulele Players Association
• Skylark Cafe, West Seattle
• Snoqualmie Valley Arts Live
• Starbucks, University Village and elsewhere
• Swingside Café, Fremont
• Third Place Books, Lake Forest Park Mall
• Third Place Commons
• This Time Concerts, West Seattle
• Tim Noah Thumbnail Theater, Snohomish
• ToST, Fremont
• Town Hall, 8th & Seneca
• Trabant Chai Lounge
• Tractor Tavern, Ballard, 206/789-3599
• The Triple Door at Wild Ginger, 206-838-4333
• Tutta Bella, Columbia City & Wallingford
• Vérité Coffee, Madrona, 206-709-4497
• Victory Music
• Victrola Coffee
• Wit's End Bookstore, Fremont

Folk Dances (just a few of the main ones)

• Century Ballroom
• Friday Night Square Dances
• Seattle Folk Dancing
• Sonny Newman's Dance Hall

House Concerts

• Chez What? house concerts, Bellevue
• Cuba/Pate house concert series, Wallingford
• Firefly Concert Series, West Seattle
• Karen's house concerts, Edmonds
• Lapsit House Concert Series
• Live Music Second Sundays
• Prag House, 747 16th Ave E, near Volunteer Park
• Seattle Circle
• Puget Ridge Cohousing, West Seattle
• Sharingwood Cohousing, Woodinville
• Winslow Cohousing, Bainbridge Island
• John Sincock's house concerts, Eastside
• Fayla S.'s house concerts, Lake City
• A Break in the Weather, Olympia

Irish Pubs

• Celtic Bayou, Redmond
• Conor Byrne's, Ballard, celtic, 206/784-3640
• Fado Irish Pub, Pioneer Square
• The Irish Emigrant, U District
• Kells Irish, Pike Place
• Molly Maguire's, Ballard
• Mulleady's
• Murphy's, Wallingford
• O'Shea's Easy Street Pub, Wallingford
• The Old Pequliar, Ballard
• Owl N' Thistle (Pike Place) and Galway Arms (U-District)

Summer Festivals

• Festivals.com
• Bellevue Live Jazz
• Centrum, Port Townsend
• Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery, Woodinville
• Columbia Winery, Woodinville
• Concerts at Marymoor Park, Redmond
• Country Village, Bothell
• Concerts at the Locks, Ballard
• DeYoung Summer Concert Series, Woodinville
• The Gorge, George
• Issaquah Concerts on the Green
• Issaquah Public Market, April-November
• Kenmore Summer Concert Series
• Kirkland Summerfest
• Leavenworth (faux Bavarian village)
• Marymoor Park Concerts, Redmond
• Mostly Music in the Park, Mercer Island
• Redmond Town Center Concert Series
• Roslyn Sunday Market, June - October
• Shoreline Summer Concerts
• White River Amphitheater, Auburn
• ZooTunes, Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle 206/615-0076

• Folklife, Seattle Center, Memorial Day weekend - applications due November
• Juan de Fuca Festival, Memorial Day weekend - applications due January

• Bellevue Strawberry Festival, June - applications due March
• Fremont Fair, June - applications due March

• Bainbridge Bluegrass Festival, July
• Ballard Seafood Fest, July
• Bite of Seattle, Seattle Center, July - full bands only, apps due April
• Capitol Hill Block Party, July
• Downtown Seattle Summer Concert Series, July-Aug, apps due February
• Icicle Creek Music Festival, Leavenworth, July
• Kent Summer Concert Series, July-August
• Mercer Island Summer Celebration, July
• Mission Folk Fest, B.C., July
• Music In The Park, Tukwila, July-August
• Vancouver Folk Music Festival, July, B.C.
• West Seattle Summer Festival, July - application due April

• Arts in Nature Festival, West Seattle, August
• Bonney Lake Days, August
• Celtic Summer Seisiun, Olympia, August
• Festival at Mt. Si, North Bend, August,
• Greenwoodstock, August
• Geoduck Music Festival, formerly Deception Pass Music Festival, August
• Hempfest, Myrtle Edwards Park, August
• Issaquah Music Festival, August
• Kitsap Folk Festival, August
• Seattle Music Festival, West Seattle, August

• Bumbershoot, Seattle Center, Labor Day weekend
• Maritime Festival, Tacoma, September
• Newcastle Days, September
• Over The Water Hurdy-Gurdy Festival, Port Townsend, September
• Tumbleweed Festival, Richland, Labor Day weekend, apps due June
• Seafaring Family Fun Days, September

Fall, Winter and Spring Festivals

• Salmon Days, Issaquah, October
• Cougar Mountain Zoo Reindeer Festival, December
• Ukelooza, January
• Wintergrass, Tacoma, February
• Seattle Banjo Club Festival, March
• Moisture Festival, Fremont, April
• Seattle Jewish Festival, April
• University Street Fair, Seattle, May

Sometimes Folk

• Aegean Restaurant, 1400 First Avenue
• Alexa's Café, Bothell
• Agua Verde, U District
• ArtsWest, West Seattle
• Bake's Place, Redmond (members only)
• Bastyr University
• Bellevue Community College
• Benaroya Hall
• Blue Dog Coffeehouse, U District
• Blue Moon Tavern, U-District
• Cafe Gallier, Fremont
• Cafe Bella, 2621 5th Ave, 441-4351
• Capitol Hill Arts Center
• Chop Suey, East Madison St.
• The Crocodile Café, 2nd and Blanchard, Seattle, 206/441-5611
• East West Bookshop
• Egan's Ballard Jam House
• El Diablo Coffee Company, Queen Anne
• Elysian Brewing Company
• Emerald Queen Casino, Tacoma
• Experience Music Project
• Forecasters Public House, Red Hook Brewery, Woodinville
• Friends Coffee, Tea and Much Much More, Mill Creek
• Good Shepherd Center, Wallingford
• Highway 99 Blues Club
• Iamedia
• Issaquah Historical Society
• Jazz Alley and King Kat Theatre
• Jazzbones, Tacoma
• Kent Arts, Kent
• Little Red Hen
• Meany Hall, UW
• Misto, West Seattle
• Moore Theater
• Mr. Spots Chai House, Ballard
• Neumos
• Old Town Alehouse, Ballard
• Pantages Theater, Tacoma
• Paradox Theatre, U District
• Paramount Theater
• Pierce College
• Red Onion Tavern, Madison Valley
• Rendezvous Jewel Box Theater
• Sakya Monastery
• Seattle Art Musuem
• Seattle Center
• Seattle Thunder
• Second Story Rep, Redmond
• Shooters Sports Bar & Restaurant, Renton, 425/251-0687
• Showbox Online (and the Green Room)
• Snoqualmie Railroad Museum
• Sound Healers of Washington
• Spec Media
• Square Peg Concerts
• Sunset Tavern, Ballard
• Tulalip Ampitheatre, near Marysville
• Uncommon Grounds Café
• University of Puget Sound, Tacoma
• University of Washington
• Victrola Coffee, Capitol Hill
• Washington Blues Society

Concert Calendars

• Cajun-Zydeco dance calendar - some concerts?
• Chris Force's Seattle Area Concert Calendar
• City of Seattle Events Calendar
• Dirty Linen
• Eventful
• Exploit Seattle
• FerryCam
• House of Blues
• KEXP
• Live95 Schedule
• Mele Hawaiian Calendar
• Mojam listings for Seattle
• Northwest Hawai'i Times
• Northwest Zydeco Music and Dance Association
• openmikes.org
• PollStar
• Seattle CitySearch
• Seattle Magazine
• Seattle Times Calendar
• Sessions Northwest, Celtic
• Song Space, Richard Middleton
• The Stranger: Music Calendar
• Tablet
• Three Imaginary Girls
• Ukulele events, nationwide
• Upcoming.org
• Washington Bluegrass Association
• Zydeco Dances and Events

Ticket Agencies

• Brown Paper Tickets
• FastTix
• TicketMaster
• TicketWeb
• Ticket Window

Ticket Brokers

• StubHub
• TickCo Premium Seating
• Barry's Tickets
• Pacific Northwest Ticket Service
• See It In Seattle, Bellevue

Out of Town

• Admiral Theater, Bremerton
• Antique Sandwich, Tacoma
• Boundary Bay Brewing Company, Bellingham
• Everett Theatre
• Flip's Pix, Bellingham
• Green Frog Acoustic Cafe, Bellingham
• Kitsap Community Arts Center, Suquamish
• Kitsap Unitarian
• Leavenworth Coffeehouse
• Mandolin Café, Tacoma
• Matrix Coffeehouse, Chehalis
• Mountain Jubilee, Victoria, BC
• Nancy's Farm, Bellingham
• Olga Energetic Club, Orcas Island
• Olympia Folklore Society
• Pantages and Rialto Theaters, Tacoma
• The Public House, Port Townsend
• Shakabrah Java, Tacoma
• Traditions, Olympia
• Whatcom County Homemade Music Society
• WWU Performing Arts, Bellingham
• Vancouver, BC, Bluegrass Calendar
• Vashon Allied Arts
• Willows Inn, Lummi Island
• Wired and Unplugged Coffee House, 717 1st St, Snohomish.

Local Artists with Calendars of Upcoming Gigs (a month or more out)

• Anna Coogan and North19
• Carolyn Cruso
• Tania Opland and Mike Freeman
• Daddy Treetops
• Heather Banker
• Kristin Connell
• Nancy K. Dillon
• Rachel Harrington
• Uku the Mighty
• WB Reid and Bonnie Zahnow

Good Sites for Future Calendar Entries

• Future Blues To Do
• Tractor Tavern
• The Triple Door
• Moore Theater
• Dirty Linen
• Lake City Contradances
• Kirkland Performance Center
• Crossroads
• C & P Coffee
• Café Luna
• SUPA
• Carolyn Cruso
• Kristin Connell
• Admiral Theater, Bremerton
• Leavenworth Coffeehouse
• Mandolin Café, Tacoma
• Pegasus Coffee House, Bainbridge Island
• Traditions, Olympia
• Upcoming.org
• Gig Harbor
• Deb Seymour
• Tom Rawson

If you've got any corrections or updates for this list, please send email. Thanks!

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Every Friday and Saturday Night Live music at the Hotwire North

Jamais Trop Tard

Quarter Past Eight at Ricky's

Mid-week e-blast for QP8 groupies, fans and friends alike. Mike, John and I will be at Ricky’s Bar and Grill 632 N. Richmond Beach Rd. in Shoreline this Saturday, June 7th from 8:30 to 11:30. We’d love to see you and share a little music together. It’s the end of spring quarter for me so, it’s all good! Hope to see you there!



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Ghandi and Buhdda THe Wiretappers

great song need a beter recording

The Association - Along Comes Mary

A must

The Association - Windy

classic

Paul Simon - Kodachrome

my tech school song

LIVE at Pike Place Market in Seattle: The Bluest Skies

Paul Jenson

Take This Job and Shove It: Heroes No More

that;s right

Jim Croce - Workin' At The Car Wash Blues

rough

Speedball Tucker

good to see

Squirrel on a Impossible Reggae Mission

the super squirrel

Mississippi Squirrel Revival--Ray Stevens

That squirrel saved...

Rosed Colored Glasses The Wiretappers

The Hotwire comes through with another good night of entertainment. The Wiretappers left watergate at home and the rest fo the company and settled down to a night of bluegrass, country, swing, and just good simple plain enjoyable music and singing. Thanks for another good night...

sdr

Louie Louie Richard Berry Cover by Travis Ray Cole

Louie Louie still has to go now..

Youtube - Google adsense for every youtuber

DOWNSTREAM by CERTAIN INERTIA

Crash of the Ambient Sea by Certian Inertia

stand by me

Quarter Past Eight sked

Quater Past Eight will be at

may 29 the spot bellevue WA 1700- 2000hrs

June 7th Stick's Baar & Grill Shoreline wa 2030-2330hrs

Elton John - Your song

Tom Lehrer's 'I got it from Agnes' done by ISC Men's Choir

Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag

Tolkens A Phil Hansen and Brian Peterson Video

Klaus Nomi - Lightning Strikes

Let The Good Times Roll Video Phil Hansen

M y Best so far

Blackbird VIDEO Phil HanssenHE

ANOTHER HOTWIRE CLLASSIC

Certian Inertia Live at Hotwire

PPM FM

Peter Paul & Mommy, Too

GARDEN SONGDavid Mallett- ©1975 Cherry Lane Music Publishing (ASCAP)Chorus:Inch by inch, row by row, gonna make this garden growAll it takes is a rake and a hoe and a piece of fertile groundInch by inch, row by row Someone bless these seeds I sowSomeone warm them from below Til the rain comes tumbling downPullin' weeds and pickin' stones, we are made of dreams and bonesI feel the need to grow my own cause the time is close at handGrain for grain, sun and rain I'll find my way in nature's chainTune my body and my brain to the music of the landChorusPlant your rows straight and long, Temper them with prayer and songMother earth will keep you strong if you give her love and careAn old crow watching hungrily from his perch in yonder treeIn my garden I'm as free as that feathered thief up there Chorus


EL SALVADORNoel Paul Stookey and Jim Wallis-©1983 Neworld Media Music ASCAPThere's a sunny little country south of MexicoWhere the winds are gentle and the waters flowBut breezes aren't the only things that blow in El SalvadorIf you took the little lady for a moonlight driveOdds are still good you'd come back aliveBut everyone is innocent until they arrive in El SalvadorIf the rebels take a bus on the grand highwayThe government destroys a village miles awayThe man on the radio says 'now we'll play South of the Border'And in the morning the natives say,We're happy you have lived another dayLast night a thousand more passed away in El SalvadorThere's a television crew here from ABCFilming Rio Lempe and the refugeesCalling murdered children the 'tragedy' of El SalvadorBefore the government cameras 20 feet awayAnother man is asking for continued aidFood and medicine and hand grenades for El SalvadorThere's a thump, a rumble, and the buildings swayA soldier fires the acid sprayThe public address system starts to play South of the BorderYou run for cover and hide your eyesYou hear the screams from paradiseThey've fallen further than you realizein El SalvadorJust like Poland is 'protected' by her Russian friendsThe junta is 'assisted' by AmericansAnd if 60 million dollars seems too much to spendin El SalvadorThey say for half a billion they could do it rightBomb all day, burn all nightUntil there's not a living thing upright in El SalvadorThey'll continue training troops in the USAAnd watch the nuns that got awayAnd teach the military bands to play South of the BorderAnd kill the people to set them freeWho put this price on their liberty?Don't you think it's time to leave El Salvador?



HOUSE OF THE RISING SUNNew words and music by Mary Travers- ©1995 Mapape Lake Music Publishing Co., ASCAPThere is a house in New OrleansThey call the Rising SunIt's been the ruin of many poor girlsAnd me, oh God, am oneIf you had listened to what your momma saidYou'd be at home todayBut I was young and foolish, oh LordYou let a gambler lead you astrayGo tell my baby sisterDon't do as I have doneBut shun that house in New OrleansThey call the Rising SunI'm going back to New OrleansYour race is almost runI'm going back to lay my headBeneath that rising sunThere is a house in New OrleansThey call the Rising SunIt's been the ruin of many poor girlsAnd me, I'm one, oh GodAnd me, oh God, am oneYou poor girl, you are one

I DIG ROCK AND ROLL MUSICStookey/Mason/Dixon- Neworld Media Music Publishers-ASCAPI dig Rock and Roll music And I love to get the chance to play. (and sing it)I figure it's about the happiest sound goin' down today.The message may not move me, Or mean a great deal to me,But hey! it feels so groovy to say:I dig the Mamas and the Papas at "The Trip," Sunset Strip in L.A.And they got a good thing goin'When the words don't get in the way.And when they're really wailing, Michelle and Cass are sailin'.Hey! they really nail me to the wall.I dig Donovan in a dream-like, tripped out wayHis crystal images tell you 'bout a brighter dayAnd when the Beatles tell youThey've got a word "love" to sell youThey mean exactly what they sayI dig Rock and Roll music I could really get it on in that scene.I think I could say somethin' if you know what I meanBut if I really say it, the radio won't play itUnless I lay it between the lines!

I'M IN LOVE WITH A BIG BLUE FROGLeslie Braunstein- Pepamar Music Corp.- ASCAPI'm in love with a big blue frog,A big blue frog loves me.It's not as bad as it appearsHe wears glasses and he's six foot three.Well I'm not worried about our kids,I know they'll turn out neat.They'll be great lookin' 'cause they'll have my face,great swimmers 'cause they'll have his feet!Well I'm in love with a big blue frog,A big blue frog loves me.He's not as bad as he appears,He's got rhythm and a PhD.Well I know we can make things workHe's got good fam'ly sense.His mother was a frog from PhiladelphiaHis daddy an enchanted prince.The neighbors are against it and it's clear to meAnd it's prob'ly clear to youThey think value on their property will go right downIf the family next door is blue.Well I'm in love with a big blue frogA big blue frog loves meI've got it tattooed on my chestIt says P.H.R.O.G. (It's frog to me!)P.H.R.O.G.

IF I HAD A HAMMERSeeger/Hayes- Ludlow Music Corp. - BMIIf I had a hammer,I'd hammer in the morningI'd hammer in the evening,All over this landI'd hammer out danger,I'd hammer out a warning,I'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters,All over this land.If I had a bell,I'd ring it in the morning,I'd ring it in the evening,All over this landI'd ring out danger,I'd ring out a warningI'd ring out love between my brothers and my sisters,All over this land.If I had a song,I'd sing it in the morning,I'd sing it in the evening,All over this landI'd sing out danger,I'd sing out a warningI'd sing out love between my brothers and my sisters,All over this land.Well I got a hammer,And I got a bell,And I got a song to sing, all over this land.It's the hammer of Justice,It's the bell of Freedom,It's the song about Love between my brothers and my sisters,All over this land.It's the hammer of Justice,It's the bell of Freedom,It's the song about Love between my brothers and my sisters,All over this land.


KISSES SWEETER THAN WINEGilbert/Hays/Hellerman/Newman/Seeger- TRO Folkways Music Pub. Inc.-BMIWhen I was a young man and never been kissedI got to thinking it over what I had missed.I got me a girl, I kissed her and thenOh Lord, I kissed her again.Chorus:Oh, kisses sweeter than wine,Oh, kisses sweeter than wineI asked her to marry and be my sweet wife,And we would be so happy the rest of our lives.I begged and I pleaded like a natural man,And then, Oh Lord, she gave me her hand.(Chorus)I worked mighty hard and so did my wife,Workin' hand in hand to make a good life.With corn in the field and wheat in the bins,I was, Oh Lord, the father of twins.(Chorus)Our children they numbered just about four,They all had sweethearts knockin' at the door.They all got married and they didn't hesitate;I was, Oh Lord, the grandmother of eight.(Chorus)Now that we're old, and ready to go,We get to thinkin' what happened a long time ago.We had a lot of kids, trouble and pain,But, Oh Lord, We'd do it again.(Chorus)


LEAVING ON A JET PLANEJohn Denver -Cherry Lane Music Publishing Co., Inc. -ASCAPAll my bags are packed, I'm ready to goI'm standing here outside your doorI hate to wake you up to say goodbyeBut the dawn is breakin', it's early mornThe taxi's waiting, he's blowin' his hornAlready I'm so lonesome I could cry.Chorus:So kiss me and smile for meTell me that you'll wait for meHold me like you'll never let me go.I'm leavin' on a jet planeI don't know when I'll be back againOh, babe, I hate to go.There's so many times I've let you downSo many times I've played aroundI tell you now, they don't mean a thingEvery place I go, I think of youEvery song I sing, I sing for youWhen I come back, I'll wear your wedding ring.(Chorus)Now the time has come to leave youOne more time let me kiss youThen close your eyes, I'll be on my way.Dream about the days to comeWhen I won't have to leave aloneAbout the times, I won't have to say,(Chorus)


LEMON TREEWill Holt- Boulder Music Corp.-BMIWhen I was just a lad of ten, my father said to me,"Come here and take a lesson from the lovely lemon tree.""Don't put your faith in love, my boy", my father said to me,"I fear you'll find that love is like the lovely lemon tree."Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.One day beneath the lemon tree, my love and I did lieA girl so sweet that when she smiled the stars rose in the sky.We passed that summer lost in love beneath the lemon treethe music of her laughter hid my father's words from me:Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.One day she left without a word. She took away the sun.And in the dark she left behind, I knew what she had done.She'd left me for another, it's a common tale but true.A sadder man but wiser now I sing these words to you:Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.Lemon tree very pretty and the lemon flower is sweetbut the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat.


LIGHT ONE CANDLEPeter Yarrow- ©1983 Silver Dawn Music ASCAPLight one candle for the Maccabee childrenWith thanks that their light didn't dieLight one candle for the pain they enduredWhen their right to exist was deniedLight one candle for the terrible sacrificeJustice and freedom demandBut light one candle for the wisdom to knowWhen the peacemaker's time is at handchorus:Don't let the light go out!It's lasted for so many years!Don't let the light go out!Let it shine through our love and our tears.Light one candle for the strength that we needTo never become our own foeAnd light one candle for those who are sufferingPain we learned so long agoLight one candle for all we believe inThat anger not tear us apartAnd light one candle to find us togetherWith peace as the song in our hearts(chorus)What is the memory that's valued so highlyThat we keep it alive in that flame?What's the commitment to those who have diedThat we cry out they've not died in vain?We have come this far always believingThat justice would somehow prevailThis is the burden, this is the promiseThis is why we will not fail!(chorus)Don't let the light go out!Don't let the light go out!Don't let the light go out!