when i saw him last year at movement detroit i was glad to see him sing the 'war (what is it good for)' cover song. he got soul, it was in an intimistic hi-tech soul stage context which was nice. later on that evening carl craig got me into tears of joy and movement with detroit experiment live - with half of the people surrounding me who were black, and being in the city where it all started for these people.. that was about absorbing my whole spirit
i can't understand really how someone like carl makes things happening then like making 17000 dollars out of recloose and not paying correct at all, as i hear (for one story) i mean, what's that about? Greg Earle schreef: > For the 5(?) whole people in Los Angeles that are on this list: > > Amp Fiddler will be making two LA appearances next weekend > in support of "Waltz Of The Ghetto Fly": > > Saturday, June 5th > Temple Bar > 1026 Wilshire Blvd. > Santa Monica, CA 90401 > http://www.TempleBarLive.COM/ > http://4.35.243.180/calendar/JUNE04.HTML > 310-393-6611 > $12 cover, Amp goes on at 11:30 PM > > Sunday, June 6th > Amoeba Music (record store in-store appearance) > 2:00 PM (Note early afternoon start time!) > 6400 Sunset Blvd. (At Cahuenga) > Hollywood, CA > http://www.AmoebaMusic.COM/ > 323-245-6400 > No cover charge (duh) > > - Greg
