The orchestra:
Savlon on guitar and vocals, Colette O'Neill on accordion, Ryan Ozolins on trumpet, and Jim Delorey on percussion
Influences
Richie Havens, Mississippi John Hurt, poet and philosopher Kahlil Gibran, Marvin Gaye, Kaki King, Tibetan leader The Dalai Lama, Radiohead, Cat Power, humorist David Sedaris, Damien Rice, Ray LaMontagne, non-fiction writer and outdoor enthusiast Jon Krakauer, Lightning Hopkins, Rodrigo y Gabriella, beatnick icon Jack Kerouac, James Brown, Beck, Edgar Allen Poe, Herbie Hancock, The Meters, blind world-class adventurer Erik Weihenmayer, The Roots, Jack Johnson, screenwriter Charlie Kaufman, Van Morrison, Norah Jones, groundbreaking author/editor Dave Eggers, Bob Dylan, John Legend, Martin Luther King Jr., Ottis Redding, Iron and Wine, irreverent writer Michael J. Nelson, Ellis Paul, Kara-Lynn Petrucci... and on and on the scroll unravels.
For as long as I can remember, I've been finding pleasure in telling stories, drawing pictures, scratching out poetry and scribbling prose. These days, I'm attempting to do all of these things through music. I hear soul, folk, jazz, and rock and roll echoing all around me, all the time, in coffee shops and bar rooms, on late night trains and on the open road, out on the trail and at home. I'm hoping to contribute to the big symphony.
we thank you so much for adding us as a friend, When you Can- come Stop By Our Myspace Site, And Listen to some of our material,And leave us a comment and we will return the Love.-DayMare
Your Salem show last Thursday Rocked! I could feel it too. We were supposed to be there, but we were robbed by the irritating forgetfullness of our own brains. Hope you can make it out for the All Asia gig 11/6. It has been too long!
