There is a lazy band of loose-limbed artists, bohemians, actors, perverts and degenerates who accompany Larkin and lend her tiny pieces of their soul for the greater good of the music:
John Houx: Elfin Cowboy,
Paran Amirinazari - Iranian Temptress (somebody put a Burqa on that B!(h! her sexiness is distracting me from my oneness with god!)
Orion Rigel Domisse: vocals, banjo, and uke.
Brian Carpenter: vocals, accordion, harmonium, and trumpet.
Jordan Voelker: Vocals, viola.
Sophia Dixon: voice and fountain pen.
Antonia Dixon: voice and paintbrush.
Cassie Kauffman: voice and scholarly wisdom.
Tom Van Buskirk: percussion, understanding.
Micah Blue Smaldone: guitar genius, bass master.
Caleb Mulkerin: guitar, banjo and punk conscience.
Colleen Kinsella: voice, accordion, percussion earth mama.
Chriss Sutherland: voice, bass, ferocious magic.
Lara Polangco: rainbow family singer-songwriter.
Haley O'Connor: den mother.
Michael Gira: eater of rats
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Best, John / M.U.S.I.C.
"...I view things as they are, without regard to place or person; my country is the world, and my religion is to do good."
Ciao,Larkin Thank you for the add and the friendship. you are very good, I like your stupendous music a lot, Band, and stupendous voice. compliments ..really. you are one of my prefeitis, I feel great admiration for you, be really one whom is worth rather a lot! you are a great really... I hope to listen soon to you, in italy .. talk to you soon, and all of my best wishes to always listen to your good music all the best.. from italy.. and good life.. every day neal
on a monday... special: eine nacht für die liebe - live: hel.&hämmerle (ca 23.30), nils (ca 22.00); dj georg g - ab 21.00 - mo 30.11.09 im rhiz, lerchenfeldergürtel bogen 37, 1080 wien - eintritt frei!
Larkin Grimm was born in Memphis, Tennessee four years after Elvis died. Her parents were members of a community of energy healers called The Holy Order of MANS. When this cult disbanded, the Grimm family moved to the Appalachian Mountains so that Larkin's father could devote himself to the practice of learning old time fiddle tunes and her Mother could carry on her mission of bringing light to the world through singing hippie values to the children of her hillbilly friends. It was a sweet existence. The water was pure. The air was clean. The food was delicious. There was a spirit of oneness in that Appalachian valley, but soon the exhaust and consumption of the nearby cities began to creep up into the mountains and Larkin, nearly a grown woman, took off with bitterness and anger in her heart trying to find the source of this pollution, to search and destroy. She charmed her way into elite institutions of higher learning - Yale, Harvard, and Brown - and she was mega grossed out by the "education" they were selling. So she hitchhiked across Alaska, staring down bears and grizzly old men, she ducked in and out of communes and cults of many kinds, she sang songs to hipsters in fashionable cities, she spent days locked in mental institutions and in jail cells, fell in and out of love, in and out of consciousness, in and out of sobriety and society, just searching for the answers. And every time she thought she knew the answer, she wrote a song about it, and sang the song until she realized she didn't really know. And Larkin is somewhere searching still, and if you believe in her, someday soon she will find the answer and sing it for you.
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