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 Thread: radio play |
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Originally posted by nellswell
I play Daniel Amos/Lost Dogs/Swirling Eddies/Terry FREQUENTLY on my radio show! My program isn't exactly considered Christian radio, although I do also play Mark Heard, Cockburn, the Choir, 77s, Innocence Mission, Buddy & Julie, Bill Mallonee, Stonehill, Keaggy ... as well as a lot of Brian Wilson-influenced 60's-esque pop, some folk, country, etc. from "secular" artists. My show is called The Think Tank -- here is a MySpace site for it:
http://www.myspace.com/thethinktank
The playlists are beyond out-of-date, but I plan on updating them soon (I've had a very busy summer with surgery, planning a move, and lots of house-sitting...)
Anyway, I really do play Terry's music just about every week -- so does my fiancee/show partner -- and not only that, Terry HIMSELF was on my show yesterday! He was one of seven artists who were generous enough to participate in my tribute to Mark Heard; he called in and talked about Mark for 3-4 minutes...
My show is on Sundays from 10-noon PST, and you can hear it online here:
http://www.kaosradio.org
In addition to my program, there is a show on KAOS called God's Misfits that's on in the OTHER Sunday 10-12 timeslot, from ten-midnight ... I know Scott Eaton also plays Terry's music and I wouldn't be surprised to hear the new Swirling Eddies on his show. So while you probably won't hear Terry Taylor on KAOS any other days (though we do have a couple of Lost Dogs discs in the library that are VERY occasionally played by other random KAOS deejays) Sunday from 10-12 is always a good time to tune in to KAOS if you want to hear him! |
Cool. Would it be OK if I sent you some of my material?
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| Thread: It's All About YOU.... |
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Name: David Andrew Wiebe
Birthday: August 13 (was born on a Friday), 1982
Birthplace: Camrose, AB, Canada
Current Location: Calgary, AB, Canada
Current Occupation: Guitar Instructor/Graphic Designer/Musician
Dream Occupation: More or less living it, would love to be full-time musician
Eye Color: Blue
Hair Color: Brown
Height: 6'1''
Right Handed or Left Handed: Right
Your Heritage: German/Polish/Canadian
Your Biggest Weakness: Guitars, electronics, women
Your Fears: Poisonous creatures
The Perfect Pizza: Pepperoni, Cheese, Potato
Goal You Would Like To Achieve This Year: Put out another CD with original material
Your Most Overused Phrase or word: "Right on", "You're a (fill in the blank)", "You're mom's a (fill in the blank)"
Morning person or Night Owl: Night Owl
Your Best Physical Feature: Eyes
Your Most Missed Memory: Summer Camp '97
Pepsi or Coke: Coke
Favorite Fast Food: Wendy's
Can You Cook: For myself I can (I have a strange diet)
Chocolate or Vanilla: Vanilla
Cappuccino or Coffee: Cappuccino
Three Stooges, Abbot and Costello or the Marx Brothers: Maybe I'm too young for this, or I'm uninformed because I grew up in Japan
Number of hours that you normally watch TV in a single day: 1 - 2 hours
Favorite type of movie (Drama/comedy/action/documentary/etc): Sci-Fi, Action, Comedy
Letterman or Leno: Leno
Do you Smoke: No
Do you Sing: Yes
Do you Dance: No
Most unusual talent: Able to mimic police siren
You like to regularly challenge yourself by: Playing different types of music on guitar, setting goals and deadlines and trying to meet them
Do you get Motion Sickness: Big time
Are you a Health Freak: Not really
Do/did you get along with your Parents: Yes
Do you like Thunderstorms: Yes
Do you play an Instrument: Yes
Have you ever Stolen Anything: Probably
Have You Ever been Beaten up: No, just hit-and-runs (punch to the stomach)
What do you want to be when you Grow Up: I would like to do what I already do better
What country would you most like to Visit: Australia
Number of CDs I own: Not a lot, maybe 100
Number of Piercings: None
Number of Tattoos: None
Number of Message Board Alliases: Probably about 3
The Greatest Rock Band in History Is: Extreme
The Album I Wore Out Growing Up Was: "Weird Al" Yankovic - Bad Hair Day
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| Thread: Who would you compare DA and the Eddies to? |
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Daniel Amos - David Bowie and The Eagles are about the only artists/bands that are really similar in my collection. The Northern Pikes' "Teenland" has that New Wave/Alarma! type sound...
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| Thread: Terry Taylor music on an American Express ad... |
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Originally posted by DaLe
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Originally posted by Captain Pedantic
I still want to that that because I'm an uber-fan does that mean I have to get an AMEX card now?
And as I"m in New zealand does that mean I have to call it a New Zealand Express card? |
LoL 
jeffrey k.'s word is good enough for me,
but I would like to have this verified by Terry or Rob |
Isn't that like, an oxymoron? 
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| Thread: Will I get to see DA live in New York/New Jersey? |
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See, this is why I keep pushing the idea of a tour with my band. We're not married, we don't have kids (I think), and I guess there's a few who think they're job is a good gig, but I'd rather try to semi-make a living at music.
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| Thread: DA - The Making of Buechners (DVD) |
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Originally posted by dennis
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Originally posted by arcticsunburn
All I can say is I'm excited about (fill in the blank) and I think it will be well worth the wait. |
That exact phrase is said about every Terry release since HD!
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Has it ever been wrong?
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| Thread: chat # II |
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I think we should just all meet up at an internet cafe and post on the DAmb there.
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| Thread: Just Curious |
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Right now I'm not making any huge progress. Of course, I was at camp for the weekend, and we're recording our first album right now.
Nonetheless, I will keep at it! 
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| Thread: Just Curious |
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Ambitious, indeed. I'm probably going to find some willing folks to assist my endeavor.
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| Thread: Just Curious |
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Originally posted by PuP
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Originally posted by arcticsunburn
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Originally posted by jwaltb
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Originally posted by audiori
Free doesn't pay the bills or keep music coming
out unfortunately. It'd also be nice for the
fans (including us) to have a nice DA book to sit
on their bookshelf or their coffee table. |
No qualms about that. I wasn't thinking along those lines at all, really, just lamenting the fact that what once seemed to be a wealth of seemingly free info now has a price tag on just about everything. Well, maybe in a way I guess I am....... but point well taken.
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if I was to create and release a product that did not demonstrate excellence (i.e. a good majority of the tab on the Web), then I would think it a fine idea to put it up on the Web for everyone. |
But I like your songs on the Web, arctic! I was humming that 'Banana Split Rain' all morning! |
You got me there, Pup. Thanks for listening!
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| Thread: Just Curious |
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Originally posted by Mountain Fan
I think guitar tabs would be great - 1 or 2 pages with lyrics and chords. I would play more TST-related songs if I had tabs to start from instead of figgering it out, although I am slowly improving. There's only so much time.
I'm not really interested in traditional sheet music because it's just too many pages and I wind up doing nearly as much work taking it back to tab as figgering it out in the first place. I do seem to remember a sheet music software/ service I saw one time that was pay-per-download and seemed to be decent (I got a few free sample downloads
), but I don't remember the name of it. Wait- I just remembered I think it was called Sibelius Scorch or something like that.
Blessings in your endeavour, artic! 
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Although Alarma (as a whole CD) would have been one of the last ones I would have picked to start with!
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Thanks, MF.
The study of Alarma! is for my personal benefit more than anything, so I was thinking maybe I could do an anthology type thing and tab out a few songs from various albums. I think an entire album is somewhat ambitious, though I'd probably have it all figured out one day.
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| Thread: Just Curious |
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Originally posted by jwaltb
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Originally posted by audiori
Free doesn't pay the bills or keep music coming
out unfortunately. It'd also be nice for the
fans (including us) to have a nice DA book to sit
on their bookshelf or their coffee table. |
No qualms about that. I wasn't thinking along those lines at all, really, just lamenting the fact that what once seemed to be a wealth of seemingly free info now has a price tag on just about everything. Well, maybe in a way I guess I am....... but point well taken.
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My input is this - if I was to create and release a product that did not demonstrate excellence (i.e. a good majority of the tab on the Web), then I would think it a fine idea to put it up on the Web for everyone.
I don't know if you've seen some of the Van Halen, Eric Clapton, or any transcriptions in general, but the quality ones have tab below standard notation, and chords on top. I'd like to do something like that.
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