Gargoyle 46 [Explicit Lyrics]

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Album Description
46th issue of an international literary magazine edited by Richard Peabody and Lucinda Ebersole in Arlington, VA. This time around a Spoken Word/Music anthology CD. Includes writers/musicians based in Canada, England, France, and the USA. A mix of moody broody polticial satiric and funny works done live or in the studio. Includes low-fi music by Lida Husik, alt-country by Little Pink, folk by Andrew Sofer, works by Tone guitarist Jim Williamson, collaborations by Motown poet M.L. Liebler with both his Magic Poetry Band and with the legendary Country Joe McDonald. The Spoken Word material is half with musical backig, half without. Swifty Lazarus (words) Todd Swift and (music) Tom Walsh is an eerie marriage of sounds and words. Kenny Carroll's poem delivered live at the Black Cat club proves that he's one of the best poets in America.

Gargoyle 46
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Gargoyle 46

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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000095ZHD
Release Date: 2003-05-01

Swifty Lazarus--History is Dead/Read My Lips
Kenneth Carroll--The Domino Theory or Snoop Dog Rules the World
Salena Saliva Godden--Portsmouth
M.L. Liebler & The Magic Poetry Band--And I Ain't Never Gonna See Bobby Rush No More!
Bruce A. Jacobs--Jeep Cherokee
Kim Addonizio--Full Moon
Lida Husik--Breeze
Barbara DeCesare--The Birthplace of Aviation
Alan Spears/Jim Williamson--Lavaman
Susan Browne--After Breaking Up with My 27th Boyfriend
Rebecca Vilarreal--Orange Food
Priscila Lee--Chinese Girl in the Mirror
Andrew Sofer--Find a Way Home
Nin Andrews--Sea World
Brian Gilmore/Brother Ah--America
Eileen Tabios--Adultery
M.L. Liebler/Country Joe McDonald--The King Tree
Andrew Sofer--Conkers
Nin Andrews--Domestic Bliss
Ken Waldman--The Violinmakers
Priscilla Lee--Becoming a Cross Dresser
Kim Addonizio--"What Do Women Want?"
Little Pink-Bumblebee
Susan Browne--Full Moon, Cabo San Lucas
Rebecca Villarreal--Fresh Tomatoes
Lida Husik--Lovers Divine
Bruce A. Jacobs--Shock
Eileen Tabios--Grey, Surreptitiously
Jim Williamson--Blue Light On

Album Description

46th issue of an international literary magazine edited by Richard Peabody and Lucinda Ebersole in Arlington, VA. This time around a Spoken Word/Music anthology CD. Includes writers/musicians based in Canada, England, France, and the USA. A mix of moody broody polticial satiric and funny works done live or in the studio. Includes low-fi music by Lida Husik, alt-country by Little Pink, folk by Andrew Sofer, works by Tone guitarist Jim Williamson, collaborations by Motown poet M.L. Liebler with both his Magic Poetry Band and with the legendary Country Joe McDonald. The Spoken Word material is half with musical backig, half without. Swifty Lazarus (words) Todd Swift and (music) Tom Walsh is an eerie marriage of sounds and words. Kenny Carroll's poem delivered live at the Black Cat club proves that he's one of the best poets in America.

Customer Reviews:

Rare Gem You Shouldn't Miss.......2003-11-04

Poetry is truly an oral tradition and this CD is one of the finest. The musical additions are top-notch. The voices of the poets come across fresh and raw and the verse delivers great stories, scintillating opinion, and shear delight. I continue to listen to this CD over and over again. This is truly a professional production with an edge and it's hard to find. So if you found it now, I hope you order it!

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