3 Dec 2002 00:25
3 Dec 2002 00:59
Re: Sib on Vision.
Mike Topf <mike_topf <at> telus.net>
2002-12-02 23:59:51 GMT
2002-12-02 23:59:51 GMT
By the way, Vision is a religious/inspirational Canadian cable station. Credo is a half hour show, listed as a talk show. It will also re-air 3:30am 9:30am and 1:30pm PT Tuesday. It's a national feed, so the times are listed as Pacific time, adjust accordingly (ie 10PM ET for the first airing). The promo on the show did say the new record label Sheeba, so is definately old. Mike Topf wrote: > Vision TV has Siberry on at 7pm PT, it's a show called Credo, announcing > her "new record label", so must be an old re-run.
3 Dec 2002 05:09
Re: Sib on Vision.
Gentle Rain <g.rain <at> shaw.ca>
2002-12-03 04:09:16 GMT
2002-12-03 04:09:16 GMT
Hey Sibs, I just watched Credo. The show is quite recent. The description "announcing her new record label" is not accurate. I found it very worthwhile! It's playing again at 4:30AM , 10:30AM , 2:30PM Mountain Standard time. Worth taping if you can, I think. Find out more about it here. http://www.visiontv.ca/Programs/Programs_Insight_v3.html Warm Regards, Nicola Thornhill Mike Topf wrote: > Vision TV has Siberry on at 7pm PT, it's a show called Credo, announcing > her "new record label", so must be an old re-run.
3 Dec 2002 05:50
Re: Sib on Vision.
Mike Topf <mike_topf <at> telus.net>
2002-12-03 04:50:48 GMT
2002-12-03 04:50:48 GMT
I agree with your assessment. It was copyrighted 2002, so I'm assuming it shot this year. It had to be one of the strangest talk shows. It looked a whole lot like she was directly addressing questions, but we never saw the host/moderator. So I guess the question comes down to.... What religious beliefs does she hold? Typical Siberry, she never fully commits to one set view. The irony, with all her views, in tune with the universe, God, Jesus (or not), nature, etc, she doesn't like the word spiritual, even though I'd say that term is closer than just about any other. I do have it recorded, I think. Captured both on tape and digitally, so will try and post it.... I suppose I should look to post the Songwriters circle too. Gentle Rain wrote: > Hey Sibs, > > I just watched Credo. The show is quite recent. The description "announcing > her new record label" is not accurate. I found it very worthwhile! It's > playing again at 4:30AM , 10:30AM , 2:30PM Mountain Standard time. Worth > taping if you can, I think. > > Find out more about it here. > http://www.visiontv.ca/Programs/Programs_Insight_v3.html > > Warm Regards, > Nicola Thornhill >(Continue reading)
3 Dec 2002 16:16
non-sib music
Sheila Rieser <riesergal <at> yahoo.com>
2002-12-03 15:16:56 GMT
2002-12-03 15:16:56 GMT
Merry Holidays!
Recently I have been playing a couple of terrific CDs
from female singer/songwriters with stylings that
remind me of our Sib, so I thought I'd share with all
of you.
Maybe you might know of these, but in case not, here
they are:
Lynn Miles -- "Unravel"
A hypnotic CD released this year with tender lyrics,
sweet ("Jane-like") vocalization, as well as surf
guitar and other fun instrumentation.
Salamander Crossing -- "Bottleneck Dreams"
Contains a beautiful rendition of the Tennyson poem
"Crossing the Bar." That alone is worth the price of
the CD.
This is a 1998 release from a band that has since
re-formed to be Daisy Mayhem, but with the same lead
singer -- Rani Arbo. Her voice kinda reminds me of
Natalie Merchant but with a little less tremolo.
Saw Daisy Mayhem in concert a few weeks ago. If they
come near you, go. The Salamander stuff was old-timey
folk. The new band is more hip.
Sheila
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4 Dec 2002 10:20
festive non-sib music
james hall <stopitjames <at> yahoo.co.uk>
2002-12-04 09:20:50 GMT
2002-12-04 09:20:50 GMT
Seeing as we're recommending new music: there is a beautiful Xmas ep, available FREE at my favourite bands website. MOSES (singer Paul used to be a memeber of this siblings group,that's how I found out about them)are kind of acoustic pop - "Bound by the Beauty" type stuff. I've raved about them in the past. If you go to http://www.mosesband.com and click on the "Get Free Music" page, they're sending out the EP for free as a kind of Thankyou to fans and a hello to strangers. (The song "Breath Of Bells" = Very sib-ish) Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com
4 Dec 2002 16:18
wild tropical nights?
<sufan <at> i-2000.com>
2002-12-04 15:18:21 GMT
2002-12-04 15:18:21 GMT
anyone go to the ottawa show? very curious to hear details...song selection/band etc... gotta decide if i's going to one of the bottom line shows or both.... nyc tim --------------------------------------------- This message was sent using I-2000 Web Mail. http://www.i-2000.com/
5 Dec 2002 01:52
Re: non-sib music
kona bordango <filmchicka <at> go.com>
2002-12-05 00:52:16 GMT
2002-12-05 00:52:16 GMT
way awesome! music from people i have never ever heard of. thanks sheila! today i have been listening to 2 albums- 'learning to crawl' by the pretenders. it was in this year, my 28th year, that i finally understood this album. i understood what chrissie meant when she sang 'middle of the road'. its called growing up. 'live between us' by the tragically hip. this is a great live album, because it shows some of the spontinaity of gordon downy's lyrical poetic stylings. similar to jane's magic live, but of course more on the guitar rock side of it all. i noticed on the 13th track, a song called 'nautical disaster' at about the 4th minute gordon suddenly starts out a new chorus with "cmon cmon cmon cmon, i want into your temple" singing it twice. oh those canadians! appreciating others art randomly in the middle of a raucious live rock show. it still makes me smile. hugz to y'all, -(Continue reading)sharon- p.s.- in magazone/literary recommendations i would suggest "the sun", a small but national literary/photography magazine based out of north carolina. check it out next time youre at the magazine rack at the natural food store. its like a warm, wise friend sometimes. -----Original Message----- From: "Sheila Rieser"<riesergal <at> yahoo.com> To: siblings <at> smoe.org Date: Tue Dec 03 07:16:56 PST 2002 Subject: non-sib music >Merry Holidays! > >Recently I have been playing a couple of terrific CDs >from female singer/songwriters with stylings that
9 Dec 2002 00:56
Jane on Credo, video.
Mike Topf <mike_topf <at> telus.net>
2002-12-08 23:56:33 GMT
2002-12-08 23:56:33 GMT
Here is the video captures of her appearance on Credo. I've included to versions, a low bandwidth version, for lower speed internet connections, and should be viewable as at real time in a higher speed connection. The High bandwidth version is much larger, and is video CD compatible for anyone wanting to burn it to Video CD and play on a DVD player. I did have to de-hiss the audio, the ATI card seems to introduce a high volume hiss to the capture, which can be painful on the ears. http://00-c0-4f-8e-e5-1c.bconnected.net/janestuff/openmike1.html She dances around on so many tangents about her....... views (can's say spirituality, can I).
9 Dec 2002 05:54
Re: Great news
kona bordango <filmchicka <at> go.com>
2002-12-09 04:54:04 GMT
2002-12-09 04:54:04 GMT
that is great news! thanks Jan for passing it on. -s- -----Original Message----- From: "Jan Creelman"<k9sedona <at> hotmail.com> To: Siblings <at> smoe.org Date: Mon Nov 18 12:27:07 PST 2002 Subject: Great news >I wrote Sheeba and asked if there's a new album in the works: From the >mothership to us all: Hello Jan >Yes, Jane is in the studio working on a new record to be released next >year. >Thanks,SHEEBA > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* ___________________________________________________ GO.com Mail Get Your Free, Private E-mail at http://mail.go.com
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