When not flying solo, these are some of the fine folks I've played and recorded with:
Sean Brogan
Neil Bunker
Nathan Clendenen
Jason Cox
Schuyler Fitzwater
Mike Howard
Chad Vandermee
Jessie Yarborough
Influences
Nouns, verbs, the treble clef, moving pictures, sadness, love, the bass clef, and other various Things that draw my attention from matters more or less important.
Sounds Like
Pet Sounds met up with Bad Timing at the annual Beggars Banquet held in Graceland, while Pink Moon, usually late, was on its way. Robert Johnson was blasting from the record player. This particular record player was an Extraordinary Machine. Anyways, they were conversing about the William H. Gass book, On Reading Rilke, when all of the sudden, a Small Change occurred in the party's atmosphere. Attention drifted towards the Blonde On Blonde action in the corner. As you can imagine, Henry Miller got quite the laugh out of it. This of course, earned him a jealous Punch in the face from none other than Kid A, an awkward but intriguing fellow. Henry Miller, enraged, pushed him up against The Wall, brandished a Revolver, and told him that he had a Cold, Cold, Heart. He proceded to shoot Kid A, just to watch him die. Being There is the only way you could understand The Information you have just read.
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Craig Haller's musical span as a singer, songwriter, and performer is both vast and precise. Growing up in Colorado, a cesspool of musical variety, Craig submerged himself in the likes of genre defining artists such as: Wilco, The Beatles, Radiohead, Nickel Creek, Tom Waits, and Bob Dylan. His music incorporates various elements of rock, pop, folk, blues, and experimental; and could justly be dubbed as alternative.
Haller uses his songwriting as a platform for diving into self discovery, while simultaneously paying homage to his numerous influences. This results in a sound that is emotionally compelling and uniquely distinct. His lyrics invoke imagery that blends the internal landscapes of the heart with the physical landscapes of our world. They are poetic and deeply cerebral. Although Haller’s songs are accessible, they are most rewarding when given thought and attention to detail. In his own words, “Listening to music effectively is similar to relating to the people in your life. The more time you take to understand and appreciate it, the more you see its wisdom and light, and come to depend on it.”
Craig performs with a sense of passionate purpose; his voice is well ranged and stylistically limitless. He exploits his command over it to create a wide palette of emotional possibilities. Whether breaking hearts or bobbing heads, his voice can strike the very center of your being.
Craig Haller’s first album, Above the Clouds, was released in September 2007. It chronicles a growth period in his life, both personally and professionally. It was during this time that he quit his day job and naively ventured into the world of professional music. The album is a DIY recording in which Craig played roughly a dozen instruments. The recording process spanned four states (AZ, CO, NJ, and NY). He recently finished recording a follow up EP called, A Brief History, which will be released in the summer of 2009. The recording took place at SharkNose Recording in Tempe, AZ. The effort is more collaborative than that of its predecessor, drawing upon the skills of several area musicians, particularly multi-instrumentalist Neil Bunker. A Brief History shows a maturing and capable artist furthering his sonic explorations and refining his craft.
Hey, Im posting new videos today! and if you are in Texas, come on out to Six Flags (san Antonio) Friday where I'll be performing with Drake Bell (of Nickelodeon's Josh and Drake) and Saturday with Drake in Six Flags Dallas. Sunday I will be at Jo's on Congress in Austin! Hope to see some of yall out this weekend! And TUESDAY July 14, the band will be filming a performance for the tv show at SAXON PUB! Be in the audience for the tv show 4:30 to 6!!!!!!!! Ruby Jane
Booze-The Verves (a tribute to the Velvet Underground)-The Sleaze Tax
The Maltese 1600 Park Ave. Chico, CA 95928
9:30 pm 21+ $3 cover Local legend Lori Campion is blowing through town June 27 with her classic Chico bands, Booze (featuring Tom Little, Carey Wilson, Campion), The Verves - a Tribute to the Velvet Underground (featuring Campion, Joe Martin of Job's DeSoto, Charles Mohnike of Job's DeSoto and Carey Wilson).
Headlining the show will be Barbara Manning's local band, The Sleaze Tax.
That's right - for only $3 you can experience the best of the Chico rock scene, cheap beer, and loud women.
Glad you enjoyed. People seem to love it. It's necessary to put that shit out there after the bookstores demise. Life is good but far from casual. Lemme know if you want me to edit any other songs from that night. Looks like you're a youtube commodity.
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Mark O'Connor performs his string quartets No. 2 and No.3
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 8:00PM
New York, NY Mark O'Connor performs his string quartets No. 2 and No.3 with Ida Kavafian, Paul Neubauer and Matt Haimavitz, Celebrating his 35 years as a recording artist Merkin Hall at the Kaufman Center