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Howdoo folks.

Recently we've been assailed by the slings and arrows of random sad events and I felt like sharing my moment of Happy.

I received an email from a legendary aussie performer which I can't share because that'd be douche-y and even mentioning it is kind of heading towards the same but it added a ray of sunshine that made me want to share a happy face.

:-)

Teeny little kindnesses like these create positive waves of compassion that bounce around in a good way. I saw it on National Geographic Channel. Must be true.

So, to nutshell it, I just received a kindness and it makes me want to do the same. Just think what ripple effects each act of our own can set off.

Stop reading this blog. Go be nice to someone :-)

Woof.

Bugger. Not another one.

Vale Joe Cocker.

Let this remind you to get out and support some live music, you just dont know how many opportunities you get to see your heroes do it live.

Hey!

So I do spend some time looking at stuff on ze Youtube. Mostly looking for older stuff. Lookit what I found!

Man the power on that stage!

Cheers,

Rosie

Sain baina uu! 

(That's Mongolian Hello)

Bukhu, a traditional Mongolian 'Khoomei' style singer and horse fiddle player joined us last night for a variation of a song called  'Everywhere feels like home'

We've been working on a series of variants of songs from the last tour.

I had the madcap idea of adding Cello to Rosies piece 'the river song' (aka 'morning rain song').

As previously mentioned, Mr Wizard considered me to be going through a phase that all muso's go through. Everything sounds better with Cello.

True.

Rosie was willing to try it. We did. It was great. Finished.

Nope.

Geoff (the cellist) said he thought it sounded better with Harp.

Great. Ok.

Harp is too dominant,  obnoxious brassy little pest that it is (love it as I do) but I like the Cello mix. 

Ok, now we have 2 versions.

Then a new name for the song turned up. 'Everywhere feels like home' - it finally put to rest the 'which name' discussion and the concept started to grow. 

Theo said we should try something outrageous.

Heh.

No need to ask twice.

I'm calling it the Ecstatic Yeti mix. Have a listen to someof the ideas in it.

More to come.

Howdy folks.

I read the news today, oh boy.

Meanwhile, in our own safe harbours, our best defense against the dark is for the show to go on.

Bukhu and Rosie jammed on 'Everywhere Feels Like Home' yesterday and I got to sit in between them and just listen.

We go on.

Tonight we'll record and celebrate joy in times of sadness.