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Echoes of Silence

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Released: Apr 7, 2007
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General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Alternative / Flamenco

    Location Bo. La Primavera, Managua, Ni

    Profile Views: 7739

    Last Login: 3/24/2013

    Member Since 3/29/2007

    Website http://www.msplinks.com/MDFodHRwOi8vZWNob2Vzb2ZzaWxlbmNlLWVjb3NkZWxzaWxlbmNpby5wYndvcmtzLmNvbXdpa2kuY29t

    Record Label Echoes of Silence

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    Paul Baker Hernandez: Made guitar he still plays from monastic garbage (table leg, toilet seat (retired!)) while hermit/silent Trappist monk. Set out to be Bob Dylan II (but quieter). Tours UK/Europe/the Americas regularly. Lives in shanty town of Managua, Nicaragua. Coordinates Echoes of Silence, artists/activists, 'with broken fingernails' as workers not stars. Working with programs to slow global warming, make fresh water available to all, reforest the deserts of northern Nicaragua. He also works the Victor Jara Cultural Movement, and writes rude songs about dictators, Starbucks and cellphones.. 'Hernandez' honours Fatima, Paul's compañera, and all women - most of the world's people yet deliberately under-represented where political/economic change could and should happen. For information please see: http://echoesofsilence-ecosdelsilencio.pbworks.com Join our eco-cultural brigade, July 2010. Enquiries: paulbaker2004@yahoo.com Contact numbers: Nicaragua (505) 2249 09 79; UK (44) 01225 866181; USA (1) 603 764 9948
  • Members

    One man band
  • Influences

    Beethoven, Bach, Bartok, Paco de Lucia, Joe Oliver, Armstrong's Hot Seven, Bessie Smith, Victor Jara, Violeta Parra, Paco Penya, Gregorian Chant, Modern Jazz Quartet, Coleman Hawkins, Miles Davis, Rumillajta, Carlos Mejia Godoy, DonFelipe Urrutia y sus cachorros, the unnamed Salvadoran peasant who sings an unnamed song about the US-backed massacres and the murder of Archbishop Romero on an old unnamed tape .... Cutumay Camones, Inti Illimani, Scottish traditional songs, Woody Guthrie, and countless other wonderful musics and people besides
  • Sounds Like

    Nothing like Bob Dylan - not even very much quieter.

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