Hey everyone,
You can listen to a 2 1/2 minute snippet of the Burns Sisters' spine-tingling cover of EP's "God's Promise" from their forthcoming CD Wild Bouquet (being released on Aug. 4) at:
Wild Bouquet track listing
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I can't believe no one has listened to this and/or commented!
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"Some people are born to make great art and others are born to appreciate it. It is a kind of talent in itself, to be an audience, whether you are the spectator in the gallery or you are listening to the voice of the world's greatest soprano. Not everyone can be the artist. There have to be those who witness the art, who love and appreciate what they have been privileged to see." -- Ann Patchett in Bel Canto.
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Karen, feel your pain.
Funny back story. We discovered a band called Pele JUJU at Kerrville one year and bought a couple of CDS. The name of the band was good for a few good giggles and the music was good too.
For some reason we came to use the name of the band to communicate a very simple and needed response. When I'd say something to my wife and she did not respond for whatever reason, I'd say "Pele JUJU"
We shortened it to PJ or Peejay after a while. It was a most effective way of saying I just said something and you didn't respond. At All. Please do.
So, even if she was not ready to comment on my point, if she said PJ I knew she heard me, got me, and would respond in due time.
You are quite right, here. It's like where'd everybody go? What I will say about this, for me anyway, is my slow wireless connection and laptop here usually draaaaaaaaag trying to download or link to these things. I always try and almost always fail. So, I'm most interested in hearing the links just that I haven't yet.
In other words............................PJ
Funny back story. We discovered a band called Pele JUJU at Kerrville one year and bought a couple of CDS. The name of the band was good for a few good giggles and the music was good too.
For some reason we came to use the name of the band to communicate a very simple and needed response. When I'd say something to my wife and she did not respond for whatever reason, I'd say "Pele JUJU"
We shortened it to PJ or Peejay after a while. It was a most effective way of saying I just said something and you didn't respond. At All. Please do.
So, even if she was not ready to comment on my point, if she said PJ I knew she heard me, got me, and would respond in due time.
You are quite right, here. It's like where'd everybody go? What I will say about this, for me anyway, is my slow wireless connection and laptop here usually draaaaaaaaag trying to download or link to these things. I always try and almost always fail. So, I'm most interested in hearing the links just that I haven't yet.
In other words............................PJ
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God's Promise cover
Karen -
I listened to the link but I have to say I like Ellis' version a lot better. I feel like his vocals have more depth to them on the song. Maybe it would take a few more listens to warm up to it because the other version is tied to my memory of the song. I typically really like the Burns sister's I passed the link onto my sister who is a huge Burns sisters fan and will probably love that their covering an Ellis song.
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I listened to the link but I have to say I like Ellis' version a lot better. I feel like his vocals have more depth to them on the song. Maybe it would take a few more listens to warm up to it because the other version is tied to my memory of the song. I typically really like the Burns sister's I passed the link onto my sister who is a huge Burns sisters fan and will probably love that their covering an Ellis song.
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It's just nice having another avenue (through The Burns Sisters) that folks will come to know Ellis' songs! Now...if we could only get Tim McGraw to cover "she was"....that's my goal!
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Folks,
It's been a good while since we've mentioned The Burns Sisters. There's a video of The Burns Sisters Band doing a spine-tingling performance of Ellis Paul's "God's Promise" on the Old Town School of Folk Music website linked below. The video begins with guitarist Harvey Reid performing "Amazing Grace".
Harvey Reid and The Burns Sisters at Old Town School of Folk Music - April 3, 2007
KarenZ
It's been a good while since we've mentioned The Burns Sisters. There's a video of The Burns Sisters Band doing a spine-tingling performance of Ellis Paul's "God's Promise" on the Old Town School of Folk Music website linked below. The video begins with guitarist Harvey Reid performing "Amazing Grace".
Harvey Reid and The Burns Sisters at Old Town School of Folk Music - April 3, 2007
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Folks,
The Burns Sisters will be on WUMB's Live at Noon this Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 12pm EST. (It's a repeat from 2000.)
WUMB
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The Burns Sisters will be on WUMB's Live at Noon this Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 12pm EST. (It's a repeat from 2000.)
WUMB
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"Some people are born to make great art and others are born to appreciate it. It is a kind of talent in itself, to be an audience, whether you are the spectator in the gallery or you are listening to the voice of the world's greatest soprano. Not everyone can be the artist. There have to be those who witness the art, who love and appreciate what they have been privileged to see." -- Ann Patchett in Bel Canto.
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