People who have been involved in The Local Voice so far include:
Newt Rayburn, Carver Rayburn, Shelby Rayburn, Louis Bourgeois, Gara Gillentine, Ramona Gillentine, Sarah Reddick, Mary Unsell, Erin Abbott, Nature Keesee, Gentry Webb, Mike Namorato, Parrish Baker, Daniel Morrow, Tom Speed, Warren Ables, Micheal Ikeda-Chandler, Keelan Stokes, Tracy Morin, Liz Barrett, Scott Barretta, James Tighe, Gordon P. Shumway, Jason Caviness, Tad Wilkes aka Moon Pie Curtis, Josh Cooker aka Captain Midnight, Stacy Pillault, Cathy Gray, Barry White, Travis Malkovich, Kate Taylor Battle, Scott Burton, Elizabeth Oliphant, Justin Showah, Colby Devereux, Johnny Burnout, William Crapp, Neil White, Chicago Schneid, Mary Margaret Miller, Ashley Adams, Jen Reinking, and John Gunn.
Influences
The local culture of Lafayette County, Mississippi: music, art, literature, food, sports, business...
Please support our local culture and business, especially our advertisers! The Library Sports Bar and Music Hall, The Jubilee, Parrish Baker Pub, The Rib Cage, C&M Package Store, Avior Clothing, Two Stick, Proud Larry's, Ajax, Oxford Tattoo Company, Star Package, Deep Fried Tshirts, Taproot Audio Design, The Cooters, The Withdrawls, Shady Deal, Tweed Recording, Honest Tune magazine, Bump in the Trunk...
Sounds Like
A newspaper worth reading!
Founded by Newt Rayburn. Launched on April 18, 2006. Published every two weeks in Oxford, Mississippi. If you don't have a hard copy, please enjoy these PDFs of our magazine:
Local Mail features local music from Oxford, Mississippi, as well as music from touring bands. Download the shows in MP3 format, or stream them to your computer. All five shows are online now, except show 1 (we'll get it soon). Show 6 will be broadcast this Wednesday on WOXD 95.5 at 6 pm. Online version to follow.
Help Build & Support The Radical Arts Library & Archive in Long Beach on May 23rd, 2009 12p-12a. This is your space too. This project's goal is to bring artists, activists, progressive thinkers-educators, musicians and young people together in the Long Beach/Los Angeles area for a DIY (Do It Yourself) Think Globally Act Locally Womyn-GLBT-Animal-Deaf Friendly Enviroment where youth can have a safe and positive space to learn, grow, create and be themselves. Its all about respect and love for life and recognizing the need for positive change then doing something about it. Needed are volunteers, teachers, writers, poets, artists, activists, vegans, musicians and donations of art, posters, pamphlets, zines, books, art materials, paint, furniture, vegan food and so much more. Your ideas & feedback are vital to this project's success. Personally I am tired of seeing the majority of young people I know getting drunk and or high when they could be taking action and direction in their lives and in the world around them. It's your world too, DO SOMETHING! To contribute or learn more call 562-375-5596 or email ladeafpunkz@yahoo.com If your idea of a "scene" is hanging out getting drunk and high while the world burns and the system kills I'm sorry, but if you're sick and tired of being sick and tired then come down to 322 Elm Long Beach, CA 90802 on May 23rd, 2009 between 12p and 12am, contribute, learn, network and make a positive change. Apathy or Activism, it's your life and it's your choice. Together we can change the world but the buck stops with YOU! Thankyou to everyone who has contributed so far and taken interest, we love and appreciate you all! Please repost this and help make a difference.
Adi Krieg- Founder and Curator of The International Radical Arts Library and Archives
The Reviews are playing Red House this Friday and they'll be the first band playing the Rebel Stage at Double Decker (1:00 on the Blind Pig patio). Hope to see you at one or both events!
