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Re: At the Roots Music Coffeehouse

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Re: If songs are born and children are born, then children are songs and songs are children..

Children songs — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 00:38:02 -0000

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Re: Goodbye Phil, another summer voice…

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He responded beautifully with, "You have a very nice voice so why don't you ... So in January I was telling my friends goodbye as they were leaving on the ...

Re: Goodbye Phil, another summer voice…

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Re: Goodbye Phil, another summer voice…

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Re: BE my record label — Song: “I America!”

Arlon Bennett — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 08:57:38 -0000

Hey Cheryl - send me your Tee size and a mailing address, so I can send you a 'Being the Change" tee shirt! YOU were one of the first three folks to make a comment on the song. Thanks!

Re: BE my record label — Song: “I America!”

Cheryl — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 14:55:34 -0000

I have to disagree with the former two comments on this. Yes, it is simple; simple and straightforward; I can see an audience joining in on the chorus. I don't think it oversimplifies the birth of a nation; it is a song, a song about our country, not a historical recreation. I give it a go ahead!

Re: BE my record label — Song: “I America!”

Robyn Kaleta — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 23:34:28 -0000

ARLON, I of all people (Robyn with a Y) should know better, Argghhh. Sorry about the name having been misspelled, I had a life long friend who's name was Arlen, and I suspect I also was influenced by Rachel's earlier post. Still no excuse, my apologies! It might never happen again :)

Re: BE my record label — Song: “I America!”

Robyn Kaleta — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 21:02:52 -0000

Arlen, I agree with much of what Rachel said. As a mom who has a son currently in Iraq, the last verse, got to me, I can't say why exactly....in a way it reflects the apathy of most people who are very disconnected from the war. (1% of the country is fighting for the rest, and peoples politics do not matter in that equation) Then there are those that are aware and 'support with only words' our soldiers, not the government, but the soldiers which is good. Then there are those that do something, anything for a Vet, or for families that are that 1%. Perhaps you could build on that.....(Of course it is a subject close to me...but not something that I believe many others think about at all). I get the message, maybe because I am one of the one percent. As is, I would not put it on the album, too generic for such an important subject. Respectfully, Robyn

Re: BE my record label — Song: “I America!”

Rachel Delgado — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 15:41:15 -0000

Arlen, as much as I love the dinghys made with wood line, I think the song oversimplifies America's birth. I think it harkens back too much too Mary Chapin Carpenter's "I Am a Town" and then becomes more of a hodgepodge of stock images of what we think America is. I think there are too many cliches (keep the light, for instance) for it to be effective--when I read the song and then listened to it, I didn't feel moved, which is not the usual case for me when listening to your songs.

So, I would say I might reconsider placing this on an album...

Re: Goodbye Phil, another summer voice…

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In his farewell remarks last Friday, Olbermann did not thank his boss and erstwhile defender, MSNBC president Phil Griffin. I'm only sorry I didn't catch ...

Re: Goodbye Phil, another summer voice…

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Re: Opened for Christine Lavin!

marybethstone — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 13:42:40 -0000

Fantastic, Arlon--congratulations!!!

Happy New Year!

Mary Beth

Re: Ever hear of EB?

Harry Thomas — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 00:49:45 -0000

Arlon, the pic with you and Arlana is absolutely prescious. You must be filled with joy with her at your side. The sound of her singing must be indescribable.