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Is Click & Copyright legitimate ?

You have an automatic copyright any time you make your work public in any way - record a demo, post a video on youtube, post an mp3 on myspace, soundclick, etc. that is just as good as any website ca…

Replied Mar 7

Can Anybody Recommend...?

Woody's masterwork is the album called Dust Bowl Ballads, recorded in 1940. It's got his best playing and singing, and some of his greatest songs, uncluttered by other musicians. It's the only real c…

Replied Feb 13

Alejandro Escovedo Castanets Intro

Here's one:

Replied Nov. 14, 2009

How much politics do you like in your music?

Music devoid of political content can be heard in elevators everywhere, and that's where it should remain. Real artists grapple with real human concerns.

Replied Oct. 27, 2009

 

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One of the great cutting edge artists my son and I discovered through No Depression Magazine. Spent many evenings listening to Good Morning Spider and It's A Wonderful Life. What a tragedy. Rest in peace, brother...
on Sunday
You have an automatic copyright any time you make your work public in any way - record a demo, post a video on youtube, post an mp3 on myspace, soundclick, etc. that is just as good as any website can give you. Your work is protected as solid as a r…
on Sunday
Super cool site, Kim. You guys have done an excellent job with it. Still miss the magazine, though. The mag deserves a special place in history. I read every issue for five or six years and passed them on to my friends. I bought a lot of albums I ha…
February 28
Thanks for the turnon, Ed. It's really great to hear Chris reminisce about his life. Shows how rock and country music were always intertwined with each other. The video wouldn't plat here, but here's a direct link to it on youtube. No one who's inte…
February 28
Woody's masterwork is the album called Dust Bowl Ballads, recorded in 1940. It's got his best playing and singing, and some of his greatest songs, uncluttered by other musicians. It's the only real cohesive album he ever made. Most collections are c…
February 13
Down to the bone, Brother...
February 12
I don't know who was having the most fun; the audience or the band!
February 5
Sounds like a great move, Grant. Lookin' forward to hearing it.
February 1
A virtual open mic- this is a place for people to upload original tracks to share with others... willingness to listen and respond to what ya like is polite. recordings can be low-fi, hi-fi, or just weird.
January 27
Everyman's guitar hero.
December 16, 2009
Hecker Pass!
December 11, 2009
Thanks for Sharing this, The Hawks are friends they played our Festival here in the Highlands the song pail and troubled race from the album is about that trip, one of the very best bands Ive ever seen. I'll post this video and a link on www.flyinsh
December 11, 2009
Lost Hills added 2 videos
December 11, 2009
The video shows how small the Cinema is. It's usually packed, and you're literally standing right in front of the band. Dancers have been known to knock over mic stands....
December 11, 2009
A blog post by Lost Hills was featured
I See Hawks In L.A. Live at the Cinema Bar, December 4th, 2009 Being stuck in L.A. for a couple of weeks can be trying, but it also has it's bright spots. There are listenable radio programs here, readable free tabloids and world class live mu…
December 10, 2009
Real music in the only intimate place really left.
December 10, 2009

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www.losthillsmusic.com

I'm a gigging songwriter based in the the Southern Sierra, Southern San Joaquin region of California. My songs are rooted in traditional American folk music and inspired by my real life travels and experiences. I also love to play the dust bowl ballads of Woody Guthrie and the depression era songs of the Carter Family. I play at Coffee Houses, Cafes, small town fairs and art shows, any place they're serving beer and wherever my truck breaks down. I've got a big bag of protest songs, too, and I'm always ready to play for peace rallies and environmental organizations. Music can change the world, my friends, and it changes it every day...


Put Them Ghosts To Sleep, Lost Hills original song.
Lost Hills with Bob Bartlett on bass, and Ron Trammel on lead guitar, Centennial Park, Porterville, California, 9/11/09.

LOST HILLS: Put Them Ghosts to Sleep...
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I See Hawks live in L.A.



I See Hawks In L.A.



Live at the Cinema Bar, December 4th, 2009



Being stuck in L.A. for a couple of weeks can be trying, but it also has it's bright spots. There are listenable radio programs here, readable free tabloids and world class live music any night of the

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Posted on December 10, 2009 at 10:30pm — 4 Comments

Lost Hills

Ramsay Midwood and Randy Weeks live at the Cinema Bar in Los Angeles



Ramsay Midwood and Randy Weeks, Live at the Cinema Bar in Los Angeles

November 6th and 7th, 2009

Is the Cinema Bar the coolest live music venue in Los Angeles? Erin and I like it a lot, and we always like to see who's playing there whenever I make it down to LA. It's a funky old dive in Culver City that boo… Continue

Posted on November 8, 2009 at 9:56pm — 4 Comments

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"Making a living, not a killing..."



Utah Phillips talks to Democracy Now's Amy Goodman about his career in folk music. Utah was one of our greatest songwriters and storytellers and a great teacher. I met Utah a couple of times at a little folk club in Leucadia, California where I used to hang out back in the mid eighties, and attended a couple of… Continue

Posted on September 23, 2009 at 9:01pm — 3 Comments

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Woody Guthrie, America's greatest ballad writer



In May of 1956, New Jersey cops busted a wiry little man for vagrancy. He was headed West out of New York City, on a Greyhound, and he didn’t have any money for the fare. He told the cops he was sick, and not drunk, and requested to be taken to a hospital. The psychiatrist who examined him thought he was… Continue

Posted on September 15, 2009 at 6:09pm — 1 Comment

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At 12:00pm on November 27, 2009, Trevor Marty said…
thanks man. it was a great little tour I loved it.
At 8:58am on October 28, 2009, Bob "Stormcrow" Sanders said…
Thank you, sir. To commemorate "Hawk on a Wire" I'm gonna see if I can import this picture. I hope it doesn't take up too much room!
Peace, Bob
Red-shouldered Hawk, resized
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