Down in the Valley to Pray
Ramblings about bootleg tapes I had as a child, in particular one by Doc Watson. Down in the Valley to Pray (5.09MB - vocal and music - no potty mouth this time)
Ramblings about bootleg tapes I had as a child, in particular one by Doc Watson. Down in the Valley to Pray (5.09MB - vocal and music - no potty mouth this time)
I'm full of woe about Hurricane Katrina. I'm not sure why this week, or why this hurricane has me so upset. But part of it is seeing images of people who look genuinely hopeless. It breaks my heart. It was all I could do to not burst into tears in California Pizza Kitty last night because CNN was on and I was transfixed by the closed captioning of so many sad and desperate people. Between this hurricane and all our pets dying, wait staff in the Pembroke area are going to think Rich beats me because we keep going to eat and have tense, tearful dinners.
I've done a lot in the last 72 hours. And I've spent a lot of time at the Guitar Center buying a lot of equipment in the last 72 hours. But I think it's all going to be great. I'll compile a list of materials very soon to explain all the crap, but needless to say, I have a makeshift recording studio in our office as well as a "travel kit" to take on the road. I feel obligated, though, to at least give a bit of explanation about the following link. I sing and hum constantly. And one of my joys is either meowing the lyrics to songs or replacing the lyrics with those pertinent to the cats (Genie = crazy cat lady). So this is what I do in the car all the time. As an experiment for my new recording equipment, I've been recording Rich and myself in the car.
And with that introduction, I present ...
Kitty Karaoke: Episode #1 (mp3 format, 1.47MB, not safe for work, thanks to Rich's potty mouth)