Black Tuesdays http://jeffblack.podbean.com Along with new songs and previously unreleased tracks, Black Tuesdays offers rare takes and live cuts from the archives of artist / troubadour Jeff Black. Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:13:14 +0000 http://podbean.com/?v=3.2 en © 2003-2009 Music 1440 rock,singer,black,songwriter,alternative,jeff,blues,folk,acoustic,music Along with new songs and previously unreleased tracks, Black Tuesdays offers rare takes and live cuts from the archives of artist/troubadour Jeff Black. jeff@jeffblack.com No No http://jeffblack.podbean.com/mf/web/nd4xs/logo.jpg Black Tuesdays http://jeffblack.podbean.com 144 144 Happiness http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/09/30/happiness/ http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/09/30/happiness/#comments Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:35:05 +0000 jeffblack uncategorized http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/09/30/happiness/ In constant pursuit…

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I’ve had to push back the recording of the new record a few weeks. In any studio, time is money and that’s where it starts after the song is written. We’ve been blessed with the beginnings through the supporters of “Black Tuesdays” and the involvement of sponsors directly. I am a lucky man. We’re getting closer.

If you know someone who would like to be involved in the process of helping to build this CD, It would be a good turn, to turn them on. It’s an exchange of music and belief. Simple. Let it be known that I am not blind to the current state of the dollar and all the twists that go into making things work. My hat is off to the ones who make music a big part of their lives. The ones who never let them shake the magic dust off of what it means to dance or sit still listening to a picture that makes us feel good.

It is certainly not something for nothing though. Subscriptions, catalogs of music, Michael Wilson prints, private concerts, good karma, and even a shot at my 1983 Dodge Ram should calm any skeptics. Pass it on…
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]]> http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/09/29/waiting-for-a-train/feed/ Jay Bennett http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/05/28/jay-bennett/ http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/05/28/jay-bennett/#comments Fri, 29 May 2009 04:37:41 +0000 jeffblack uncategorized http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/05/28/jay-bennett/ Ken Coomer introduced me to Jay Bennett in 1996. He was a friend of mine. The kind you meet and have a kinship with right off. We had sent a couple of emails back and forth over the years and as recent as a few weeks ago, but it never seemed to me that much time passed in between. I’m sorry we didn’t get to collaborate after Birmingham Road. The throws of a creative life and the road between the house and the studio measures out differently for everyone. He left his mark and contribution on recordings all over the world. During the recording of Birmingham Road in Austin at Pedernales Studio, he was the one that found the Maestro Rover phaser in the back room and plugged it into the wall. He’s all over that record and I’ll smile when it filters past that I knew him and that we shared a story. He was always encouraging to me in this quest and I am fortunate to have spent a little time in Texas and Nashville with him on his way through. Into the mist then there young man, into the mist… l_006b4700c02f412fa28185f139dc70f8.jpg

]]> http://jeffblack.podbean.com/2009/05/28/jay-bennett/feed/ Ken Coomer introduced me to Jay Bennett in 1996. He was a friend of mine. The kind you meet and have a kinship with right ... Ken Coomer introduced me to Jay Bennett in 1996. He was a friend of mine. The kind you meet and have a kinship with right off. We had sent a couple of emails back and forth over the years and as recent as a few weeks ago, but it never seemed to me that much time passed in between. I'm sorry we didn't get to collaborate after Birmingham Road. The throws of a creative life and the road between the house and the studio measures out differently for everyone. He left his mark and contribution on recordings all over the world. During the recording of Birmingham Road in Austin at Pedernales Studio, he was the one that found the Maestro Rover phaser in the back room and plugged it into the wall. He's all over that record and I'll smile when it filters past that I knew him and that we shared a story. He was always encouraging to me in this quest and I am fortunate to have spent a little time in Texas and Nashville with him on his way through. Into the mist then there young man, into the mist... jay bennett jeff black wilco birmingham road friend, No No