We are excited to announce the re-edition of the Crazy Rain T-shirt in 4 new colors. The new line is available in original Grass Green, Gold, New Silver, and Poppy. Select one of these great options and pre-order your T-Shirt today!
As a special bonus: receive a FREE digital download of Joseph Arthur Live from the City Winery in NYC on November 6th 2009.
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You Are Free, the documentary about Joseph Arthur premiered to favorable reviews at Pop Montreal 2008 and Canadian Music Week in Toronto. Joseph Arthur: You Are Free (Trailer) from reverb productions on Vimeo.
Documenting the first show of Joseph Arthur's 2005 tour at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, the film is an unforgettable blend of music, art, and drama. "You Are Free" goes beyond merely documenting the performance, it allows the viewer to truly get to know this unique artist. Performances are inter-cut with scenes of Arthur speaking with moving sincerity about his career, his life, and his spiritual journey as a person and a musician.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur demonstrates why he is 'one of the last true artists left in the world' in this immediate and unflinching documentary that blends music, art and drama into an unforgettable movie experience."
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW ON MOG TV
MOG TV features exclusive video interviews with artists. Make sure to catch MOG TV's 4-part interview with Joseph Arthur. Joseph talks about the Net as a force for artistic creativity, his recording studio and much more!
Come visit the Museum of Modern Arthur (MOMAR) online
at http://www.museumofmodernarthur.com!
A RIVER BLUE
"A River Blue," the song Joseph recorded with over one hundred orphans of
the LRA refugee camps in Northern Uganda, Africa, is now available for download!
To download the song, please visit the MUSIC page at at ariverbblue.org.
If you want to help, please consider making a donation on that site to help establish an A River Blue Rehabilitation & Vocational Center for the kids in Uganda.
Here is a song written soon after Hurricane Katrina struck. There is a line in it "Everybody lost their home in a wind named Katrina." Not only the people of New Orleans but all Americans were abandoned in the wake of this catastrophe. There is still much to be done.
Happy Holidays! I will never be able to properly express the gratitude I feel for knowing your music, art and words; for what it all does to me. Your concert in Brussels two months ago was the concert of the year. Thank you so much! All the best for 2010!