In this video gimmesound Artist of the week, Orville Giddings talks about his excellent band (sorry about the wind noise). You can see them next Saturday at Stone Soup in Ipswich. And you can see Orville with tomorrow at the Rhumb Line with Dave Sag.
It’s Wednesday, which means a new show on Local Music Seen with Allen Estes. Bradley Royds is Allen’s guest tonight on Cape Ann TV Channel 12. The show premieres at 6:30.
After the show, there’s plenty to do in town tonight. Check out the full music lineup here.
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Allen Estes is on a roll! Just in the last week, he’s written 2 new songs. And last month he premiered this gem, recorded for his show Local Music Seen that will air later this month. (If you were at the Docksiders’ benefit on March 31 you heard the song in this video).
Allen is Fly Amero’s guest tonight at the Rhumb Line at 8pm, so head on down and request one of his new songs!
In this video from Local Music Seen (watch it tomorrow at 6:30pm on Cape Ann TV Cable Channel 12 — see all air times here), Orville Giddings reveals that he plays this song at different tempos depending on who’s accompanying him. Does he play it faster or slower with host Allen Estes?
You can see Allen & Orville on Sunday at the Rhumb Line. But don’t wait until Sunday to go out. There’s great music all week long! See this week’s full music lineup here.
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Following in Father Green’s footsteps, I am sharing my experience with the Video Edit app for the iPhone. The purpose for installing Video Edit is to be able to instantly upload and blog videos for GMG readers.
Prunus cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’
Rendering and compressing are very, very fast in this application; it is designed for ease of use and for speed. There are are no editing transitions, audio overlays, or other extra features included in this app, however that is not necessary when you want to capture, edit, and share in the fastest time possible.
Open Video Edit, click on the plus sign in the lower right corner, chose a clip from your camera roll, and click Choose in the lower right hand corner. Wait while the application compresses the video clip; a one minute clip took about 20 seconds to compress. You can add up to twenty clips and rearrange the clips in any order by dragging the clips in the timeline with your fingertip. Next type in the title, click Done. Click the check mark in the upper right corner, which brings you to the Render To page. You can render to iPhone, Email, Facebook, or YouTube. The 2 minute and 9 second video took less than ten seconds to render to my iPhone and twelve minutes approximately to render to youtube. Done-BOOM! That is as far as I can go on my own–next step is to ask Joey how to live blog it!
Filmed on Plum Street, Gloucester. Liltingly fragrant and a hummingbird attractant, Prunus cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’ is the most widely planted purple-leaf street tree in the U.S.
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Allen Estes‘ friend Orville Giddings just always seems so happy even when he’s singing sad songs. Orville is Allen’s guest on Local Music Seen this week. If you have cable you can see them on Channel 12 Wednesday, Friday & Sunday (see schedule here). And you can see them perform on Sunday at the Rhumb Line.
People are asking what they can do if they miss an Artist of the Week video. First, relax. At gimmesound.com, we don’t just broadcast once and forget about it. All of our Artist of the Week videos are available all the time.
Here’s how to find them: Click on the picture, above and you’ll see 2 Artist of the Week videos that you can watch right now (they rotate, so you may see different videos than are in this photo). Below the two big ones are thumbnails of more artists. Click on any of those thumbnails and you will see all the videos we produced for that artist during that week. BE SURE TO SCROLL DOWN. The last video is on top and the first video is at the bottom of that page.
Not all Artist of the Week Thumbnails fit, so we also have a drop down selection that says, “See more Artist of the Week Videos”. Just click on it and you can select any artist we’ve featured. Happy now?
Excellent music choices tonight and lots of it is perfect for dancing, from Ska/Reggae, to Blues, funk and latin. So get up off the couch and get your arse out the door! See full music lineup here.
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Miranda Russell at Shalin Liu last night with surprise guest Inge Berge on guitar (L-R: John Hyde, Joe Kessler, Miranda Russell, Vincent Briguglio, Inge Berge, Leo Ciaramitaro)
Justin Piper’s wife was in labor so Miranda called Inge at about 4pm to ask if he could sit in. Inge was excellent with some great solos, which proves just how versatile he is (in case anyone ever doubted). See Inge’s new hit video here. Very different style indeed!
For the rest of you, there are plenty of other choices tonight (full music lineup here). Our good friend Allen Estes will be with Dan King & Friends at Cape Ann Brewery starting at 9pm. He’s just finished a new song. Ask him to play it.
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You may remember that Brad Byrd shot a video at Minglewood on St. Pat’s day. (Here he is with Hollywood director Brandon Rose). If you missed it, check out this post.) TONIGHT, Brad is starting his Thursday Night Music Series at Giuseppe’s at 8pm.
Last week, we featured Miranda Russell (listen to her great version of Graceland in the video above). There are still good seats left for her concert tonight at Shalin Liu in Rockport. Get tickets here.
Plus there are plenty of other choices for tonight too. Check out the full music lineup here.
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Watch the video and find out. Miranda also talks about some new music you’ll hear at her concert this week. There are still tickets left for Miranda’s Thursday show. Get them here.
It’s a new month with new music this week on Cape Ann. Check out the full music lineup here.
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There is a "Middle Street" in the middle of most cities and towns in America. This Middle Street is in America’s oldest fishing port, Gloucester, Massachusetts. It’s crowded with churches, municipal buildings and funeral parlors. The street is a conduit into the life of the city. Traveling over wharves, through religious festivals and into the movies transmuting a personal story into a Gloucester story. Middle Street is a chowder of sounds, gestures, syllables, looks and fleeting moments, a nature walk through Gloucester, Massachusetts with Willie Alexander and Henry Ferrini. Winner: Somerville Film Festival-Best of Festival, 1995.
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