Rules for the 2003- 2004 George Armstead Event - The Bunch Canary

I am running out of space. So here's a page where stuff can sprout, bloom, wither and die in a month, leaving space for what ever comes next. I'll leave the stuff here for at least a month. So if you swing by monthly you won't miss anything. I don't intend to be rigorous about putting up notes and links and all the other frustrating uneccessaries.

Hairy Canary

The Hairy Canary Band

This is the band that should have been really kickin' it out, but strangely only made into the studio to record a demo. Even though it was picked up by "Popular Talent" booking agency, one of the biggest in Austin, Hairy Canary never played a gig. A 4 piece rock band, Hairy Canary featured quintessential keyboard and vocalist (lead vocals on You're Mama Don't Dance) Steve Oneill of MTV and Cannes Film Festival fame, Austin transplant, Marley Foreman, on bass guitar and vocals ( lead vocals on You Really Got Me) and East Coast Drummer, Bryan Smith, with several major label albums to his credit. Click on the thumbnail to see Hairy Canary.

Song of the Day: The Black Canary

Artist: The Black Canary

Track: "The Redifussion"Album: The Black Canary (2006) Listen here

About the music:

It has been said of Nick Drake that you could turn the volume up all the way and it would never be loud. The same can be said for the more relaxed song from the Canary's two-track debut. Its liquid organs, raspy vocals and delicate percussion never reach above a whisper, breezing past rather than assaulting listeners. To borrow from Sly Stone: "Pretty, pretty, pretty as a picture." Why to know it.

Because this band says more in two tracks than most do in 12.

Colombus Alive

a blog and a photo .

lexington history museum - foto

Rene Gonzalez Jazz Orchestra, A canary man in Boston

Rene Gonzalez Jazz Orchestra

A canary man in Boston.

artist from Greece living in Sweden

Canary

This is a picture with a message. If you have been to Greece you know that canary birds are often kept in small cages outside people's homes or shops. The cage is small and the bird is unhappy. Here we see a hero-bird rescuing the canary from the bad people. Just look at all the astonished faces popping up everywhere in the city screaming and wondering what is happening.


Jorgo (George) Krallis
Jorgo Krallis, a professional and highly regarded contemporary artist from Greece living in Sweden.