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It ain’t news, baby

Here’s a little country song I wrote back in 1990. It’s recently updated, and I thought it might be appropriate for the election season. Enjoy and download if you like it.

 
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Elohi Gadugi Soundbytes podcast for 18 April, 2008

This is the first of our fifteen minute weekly podcasts hosted by Tsalagi Red and Patty Jo Mack. Today’s podcast features original songs by Duane Poncy (Tsalagi Red). Listen, and if you like the songs, you can download them freely here at our website.

 
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icon for podpress  Gonna Give Away My Heart [3:59m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 
icon for podpress  The Storm [3:21m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 
icon for podpress  Pretty Narcissus [4:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Feed added to Podcast Alley

We have added our feed to Podcast Alley. My Podcast Alley feed! {pca-8e7f2f3a7ac97001fede7eab835d84b0}

Song of the Month honors won

My song, I’m Gonna Give Away My Heart won the #1 honors in August, from Zoetrope Virtual Studios songwriting wing. It’s a small honor, but it’s better than a sharp stick in the eye, as my Mama used to say.

Zoetrope Virtual Studios is an online environment where professionals and serious amateurs get together to critique each others work. Each month, three songs from the songwriting wing are chosen for honors.

 
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Excerpt from The Eye of the Moon, part 3

Author Shelley Davidow reads from her memoir, The Eye of the Moon. Info available at The Habit of Rainy Nights Press.

 
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Excerpt from The Eye of the Moon, part 2

Author Shelley Davidow reads from her memoir, The Eye of the Moon. Info available at The Habit of Rainy Nights Press.

 
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Excerpt from The Eye of the Moon, part 1

Author Shelley Davidow reads from her memoir, The Eye of the Moon. Info available at The Habit of Rainy Nights Press.

 
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The Dry Season

Here is a new one I recorded about ecological disaster and energy collapse. It’s a bit rough. I will post a revised, more polished version when I get it done, but I would love some feedback on this one.

 
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The Dry Season (lyrics)

You were born on the first morning after that cold winter
you were raised in a cavern in your mother’s heart
and you sucked at her breast until nothing was left over
and we buried her in a field ‘neath the withering corn
and you cried every night for forty days unforgiving
the only rain that fell in that season of drought
the dry season has come, there are no tears
the dry season has come, there are no tears for us now

at first it was hard with no circus and ponies
no teevee ipods or internet p*rn
we struggled to survive and hold on to our dignity
’til our faith dried up along with our dreams
we’ve used up the oil, and our waters and forests
and now all these fields of plenty are gone
the dry season has come, there are no tears
the dry season has come, there are no tears for us now

imagine there’s no humans it’s easy if you try to,
imagine no children, no laughter and song,
we’ve fouled up the oceans that fed all the billions
we’ve drained all the blood that nourishes the ground
the dry season has come and no rain has fallen and
no rain may fall for a thousand more years
the dry season has come, there are no tears
the dry season has come, there are no tears for us now
and so my child i leave this all to you

©2007, Duane Poncy

Site revision - pardon the construction work

We were having trouble with our old Wordpress layout, so I am doing some redesign work. The look of the site may change several times over the next few weeks. We hope to have something stable and less cumbersome by mid-May.

More from the Roadside Bombers

Patricia McLean, Heidi x, Anais Piaf, Brigid Whipple, Duane Poncy, Fred Nemo, Casey Kohl and Leanne Grabel. Here are four.

 
icon for podpress  A Ganster's Death - read by Fred Nemo and Leanne Grabel [7:10m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

 
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icon for podpress  Beautiful Remorse - Brigid Whipple [0:33m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (123)

 
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Cousin Evo Came Down - a few poems

Here are a few more of Duane’s poems. These have been performed around town at various events.

 
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Roadside Bomb KBOO pilot no. 2

This is our second pilot which ran on June 22 at 9:30 am on KBOO 90.7 FM in Portland, Oregon. We’ve gone to 64kbs for this one, so the file is a bit bigger.

Apologies to those who tuned in at the wrong time. Mea Culpa.

To download this file, right click and select “download linked file.”

 
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