gmane.music.jane-siberry

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2013-05-16T20:22:29

hi http://newfaith.org/m/m.facebook.com.php

Re: tracy's synopsis of the jane siberry salon in joplin, missouri PART 4

Jeremy — 2013-02-26T03:11:52

Wowee, Tracy. Thank you for sharing all of that. Magical stuff, even for
someone such as me who has somewhat fallen off the Jane bandwagon, having felt
kind of disconnected from her 21st-century output.


I would love to see the video -- the dropbox method sounds fine by me.


So happy for you, and for Joplin too!


j



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From: orange-clouds <orange-clouds< at >sbcglobal.net>
To: siblings <siblings< at >smoe.org>
Sent: Mon, Feb 25, 2013 9:29 pm
Subject: tracy's synopsis of the jane siberry salon in joplin, missouri PART
4


part 4:

if you want to know about
 the show - you are just going to have to contact me
to see the video. ok? OR, i can add you to my dropbox folder and you can
download it.
i was in total bliss during the whole show, and just, well, it was like
shock.
blissful shock. my wonderful friend, jill, who sat near to me, said she tried
so hard to get a photo of me watching jane, because it was nothing short of a
look of total bliss.
the show started at 8 with the opening guest (t

Re: did y'all see this???!!!

Tracy Allan Cope — 2013-02-04T15:17:22

A Jane is comin'. jane is comin'. jane is comin'. aw, o, o, o, o, to. My. Town. To us a-a-a-a-all. To us all. That's right!  No one will be left behind! Not the least of sparrows. Prepare yourself get ready. Don't give up get ready! Here we go get ready!!

Tracy


On Feb 3, 2013, at 7:39 PM, "orange-clouds< at >sbcglobal.net" <orange-clouds< at >sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Re: Love (over and over)

Tracy Allan Cope — 2013-01-24T16:01:35

Ben!! Baby!!

So glad to hear about your norden!!!!!!

Siblings - please know as ben has said you also comfort me more than you can
know!!

Much love,
Tracy


On Jan 24, 2013, at 9:26 AM, "Ben Thomas" <bfthomas< at >niu.edu> wrote:

thru you all.  i miss the posts, i'm not on facebook, so i miss a lot of her
comings and goings.  i still get tour and music updates, but cannot 'friend'
her.  altho, i still count her as a 'bestie'!
great!
suffered thru years of 'speech therapy', which was just me and a couple of
other gay kids.  amazingly, we never thought there was any problem
understanding us!  silly boys we were.
silly is what gets us thru the crap.  yards of crap.  acres, even.  but silly
gets us thru it.
marrow scan just hours ago, and then i hear from siblings, and have to let you
know.
there?  cuz i'm sending it as much as i can.
it and am enjoying it!
http://whiterivers.tumblr.com/post/34595058059/love-over-and-over-a-tribute-t
o-kate-mcgarrigle
Jane's appearance. But really for so many reasons.

Re: Love (over and over)

Steven Kretzmann — 2013-01-24T13:12:03

Thanks so much, Koen! I hadn't known about this album. I've now downloaded it and am enjoying it!

Stevik

________________________________
 From: "koen.beeuwsaert< at >skynet.be" <koen.beeuwsaert< at >skynet.be>
To: siblings< at >smoe.org 
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2013 12:43 PM
Subject: Love (over and over)

Hi everyone!

It's been a while, hasn't it?
But I've got a perfect excuse to write y'all.
Did anyone happen to see this:
http://whiterivers.tumblr.com/post/34595058059/love-over-and-over-a-tribute-to-kate-mcgarrigle

I was thrilled, excited and in seventh heaven. And not just because of Jane's appearance. But really for so many reasons.

Enjoy!

Koen

Love (over and over)

2013-01-23T17:43:10

Hi everyone!

It's been a while, hasn't it?
But I've got a perfect excuse to write y'all.
Did anyone happen to see this:
http://whiterivers.tumblr.com/post/34595058059/love-over-and-over-a-tribute-to-kate-mcgarrigle

I was thrilled, excited and in seventh heaven. And not just because of Jane's appearance. But really for so many reasons.

Enjoy!

Koen

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2012-11-08T18:15:00

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2012-11-08T11:07:08

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2012-10-01T06:53:55

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RE: k.d. and Jane Wolf Trap show

Koen Beeuwsaert — 2012-06-08T07:22:52

Thanks Steve for the review and giving me (us?) the thrilling prospect of a
new album.
I must say I don't listen to 'Meshach Dreams  Back' as often as I usually
would to a new album, but everytime I do I utterly enjoy it!
And finally she brings out the lily. I wonder why it took her so long... Koen
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k.d. and Jane Wolf Trap show

Steven Kretzmann — 2012-06-07T19:09:34

Hello, everyone!

We went to the k.d. lang and Jane show last night at Wolf
Trap, just outside of Washington, DC. Jane opened the show with four solo
songs with guitar:

I Pick up the Phone (from Dragon Dreams)
You Never Know
(from Dragon Dreams)
You Don't Need (from No Borders Here)
Walk on Water (from
With What Shall I Keep Warm)

The last song was clearly the audience favorite
(mine, too). Then in the middle of k.d.'s fabulous set, she spoke of what an
honor it's been for her to spend the last month on the road with one of her
very favorite songwriters, our dear Jane! She then called Jane back onstage
and they did an incredibly moving and  beautiful version of "Calling All
Angels" together. Jane's voice for that was just perfect. That song alone was
worth the price of the tickets to me! After the song and when Jane had left
the stage, k.d. said something like "after that number it's time for all of us
to repent!" She then did her cover of the Talking Heads' "Heaven." 


Jane and
k.d. clearly have a strong

Re: Joplin?! News from tracy

B Merrill — 2012-05-26T10:57:25

Querida Tracy,

Spanish is my third language, so I may have the
articles wrong, tho the nouns are correct:
La casa dos arboles y las hojas.

The last word is pronounced "Oh-hass," not as spelled. Accent on first syl.

(I just came back from Spain & Portugal, last week.)

Don Bruce

At 04:31 PM 5/25/2012, orange-clouds< at >sbcglobal.net wrote:

Re: Joplin?! News from tracy

B Merrill — 2012-05-25T17:01:01

I'm delighted to see the delightful DOMESTIC tune
"our house.... was our Castle and our Keep..."
is there with you, Tracy.

Keep Safe!

xx,

Bruce

Re: Joplin?! News from tracy

Tracy Allan Cope — 2012-05-25T15:58:07

My dearest siblings,

The news from joplin is we are alive and well. I am a different  person. I am
alive and glad to be. It took 10 months to come back alive.  I feel like i had
a near death experience without the actually having died and being brought
back part. I think this experience has made me more of who i was meant to be.

I truly can't thank you all enough for all your love and support. It is you
and people like you who gave with abandon your energy to bring us "back from
the dead". I am ever so grateful.

Here is the tracklist for my "tornado mix" cd. Songs that helped me through
this year. If you can listen to them the journey is pretty amazing.

much love to you and thank you!! Tracy

Tor mix track list

1. Blow / ke$ha
2. Broken / lisa gerrard & peter bourke
3. By this river / brian eno
4. Through hollow lands / brian eno
5. Faking the books / lali puna (this is how i felt for so long)
6. Somewhere only we know / glee cast (yes glee)
7. Calling all angels / jane siberry & kd lang (i wanted the a

RE: what I've been grooving to, lately, these days, these years

Adam Hartfield — 2012-05-25T00:28:08

MA?

I don't think she's been here since the Shushan tour, else I'd have seen
her again as I live in Springfield.

Let's see, I'm currently listening to:

Perpetuum Jazzile (often!)
Nerissa and Katryna Nields
Winterpills
School of Seven Bells
Lera Lynn
Etc

--Adam

Re: what I've been grooving to, lately, these days, these years

B Merrill — 2012-05-24T23:00:11

Hi Johannes,

Well, as I said, outside of forums such as this one, where the hip 
converge, I've only come upon ONE person who knew their one single 
that hit the US charts. That's it. Of course, I know scads of albums 
that I feel are under appreciated. What puts XTC at the top of is the 
impressive combination of quality and quantity (in the vicinity of 8 
CD's or so!), and the case they (i.e. Partridge) are working in an 
accessible eclectic poppy style. What may hold them back is the 
strain in Partridge's voice. But it still baffles me that they aren't 
a major presence on the horizon, given that sustained output.

I was wondering if someone would pick up on the anomaly of the fourth 
Ballet, so thank you! It's the Song of the Nightingale, which is in 
the highly coloristic & rhythmic style of those first three ballets-- 
as opposed to the others you considered: Pulcinella, Les Noces, 
Apollo, the Fairy's Kiss. It was my favorite of the lot, back in high 
school, in that amazing version! conducted by Re

Re: what I've been grooving to, lately, these days, these years

B Merrill — 2012-05-23T15:10:49

David & All,

Yes, we (my two lads & I) watched that doc on Danielson. With his goofy wig!

One of these same sons went to a massive Sufjan Stevens concert last 
year, in NYC.... came back exhilarated and stunned. His best concert 
experience ever. It's excellent that SS is /was putting on a Big 
Colorful show...  with lots of dancing, something that so few groups 
are capable of.

They are also keen on Joanna Newsom, whom I've enjoyed as well.

BTW, one crucial feature that Danielson, Sufjan and the Dirty 
Projectors share: female backup voices.

(Oh, and I can add that my sons told me that I looked like Sufjan, in 
those old photos, way back then... when I was young & handsome.)

Laura N is the ORIGINAL female singer-songwriter, pre-Joni. I'm old 
enough to have been amazed by her second album when it happened, when 
she broke out into her brilliance. Wow.

Enlarging my scope to the music that I've come upon over the past 5 
years, the most under appreciated, most surprisingly unknown band-- 
at least I've

Joplin?!

B Merrill — 2012-05-23T15:02:35

Dear Tracy,

Joplin O Joplin is back in the news...
Is that where you are now? Still?

Any news you wish to share with us?

oxo!,

Bruce

PS As I'm sure I already shared with you,
I was born in MO, southwest of St. Louis

Re: what I've been grooving to, lately, these days, these years

B Merrill — 2012-05-23T11:56:09

Much thanks for this, Ben!

When my lads first started listening to the music of their times this 
suddenly introduced me to what current "rock" music was... which I'd 
been happily oblivious to. This would be around Blink182, and what 
was most notable to me was the dominance of the aggressive rhythm 
guitar and the diminishment of the lead voice under this (boring!) 
guitar. As opposed to the more open (less muddy) texture of 
arrangement, esp guitar arrangement, and the prominence of the lead 
voice and the use of back-up voices &/or harmonies in the songs that 
I'd grown up with: the Beach Boys, the Beatles and the British 
Invasion. (Eventually I learned, reading MacDonald's superb 
_Revolution in the Head_, that this shift had come about with punk 
and post-punk. Lamentable, from my standpoint.)

I think the first current song that all three of us enjoyed was 
Fastball's charming "The Way." (Which reminds me of "Besame Mucho"!)

The band of my youth that they listen to the most (on their ipods) is 
the

what I've been grooving to, lately, these days, these years

B Merrill — 2012-05-22T15:16:03

Dear All,

In Reply to Koen,
and in regard to what I've been grooving to, lately...  ?

As the father of two lads, who are now 19 & 23,  many years ago I had 
to deal with them enjoying Blink 182, and bands equally primitive. Argh!!
But over the past two years or so we've reached a point where they 
are bringing tunes back home that I am mightily impressed by.... such 
as "Ships" by Danieleson Famile (I hope I've spelled that right) and 
"Rise Above" by the Dirty Projectors. (NB We're talking about "Rise 
Above" in particular, since after that highpoint, the DP's have 
migrated downhill, in tandem with increased popularity, I take it.)

On the other hand, I've still not been able to bring them to the full 
excellence of Jane's Walking, Kate's Dreaming or Joni's Hissing.
They kinda get it, but not the full force of it.