Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything.
~ Plato ~
Heads up those of you in the Fredericksburg area, Taylor Pie and Michael O’Connor will be doing a songswap here on the patio @ 216 E Austin Street, Saturday, May 11th @ 7PM!
The dynamic duo did a livestream concert over @ the Bugle Boy in LaGrange last year, and you might call this a “demand performance!”
The evening will begin with a songswap between Michael & Pie and then move into a jam on stage with some local favorites like Richy Rhyne and Penny Ney and other special guests!
We’d love to know how many you’re bringing so don’t forget to RSVP at puffbunny@usa.com!
We are pleased to announce that we are now connected with the official Pozo Seco Singers website where you can purchase the re-release of their final Columbia album, “Shades of Time” @ the best online price available. There is a fabulous history of the group tucked inside along with 11 singles like, “I Believed it All”, and “Morning Dew” that never made it on an album before Pie and Don Williams retired the group. It’s a great companion cd to our most recent release of Pie’s first solo album after the Pozos, which has been hard to keep in stock on the CDBaby shelves!
Thanks to all of you who’ve purchased a copy and are now spreading the word to others. You are still PuffBunny’s main marketing network, and your support is what keeps us coming with the music! And don’t worry, we’ll keep the shipments going out to make sure those of you who don’t have a copy yet, can get one!
Pie says this is the album that cemented her desire to be the best songwriter she could be and gave her creative license to “play” in the studio without the pressure of a “single” for commercial purposes. Perhaps that’s why this work is just as fine today as it was back when it was recorded. Allen Reynolds not only produced the record, but you’ll hear him singing throughout, playing guitar and even whistling on Dolly Parton’s song, “Blue Ridge Mountain Boy.”
And if you haven’t seen the recent article posted about Pie by Les Marcott for Scene4 Magazine, it is a must read for Pie and Susan fans alike! Thank you Les for a beautifully written account of our Americana folk artist extraordinaire!
We’d also like to thank Women of Substance online radio for playing Pie’s song, “So Little Has Changed” for 3 months, Oct.-Dec. 2012 on their Americana program. The show airs every Monday from 3pm-4pm Pacific time and from 6pm-7pm Eastern time. Give them a listen and let them know you like Pie!
Remember, Pie is now a member of My Texas Music group and her “So Little Has Changed” cd is being offered there at the BEST PRICE on the internet in celebration of her joining this incredible group of Texas musicians and music supporters! Check out Pie’s Texas Music Page.
Also, if you haven’t read the Lucky Boyd “So Little Has Changed” Review , click here!
Over at our sister site, Liberty Arts in Tennessee, you’ll find Liberty Arts LIVE performances by Pie picking and singing with the likes of Dalton Roberts and Ruby Lovett. Enjoy!
Adios for now!
Kathy
Kathryn Harrison, Pres. PuffBunny Records
216 East Austin Street
Fredericksburg, TX
Phone: 830/ 990-0127 Email: puffbunny@usa.com
Favorite Links:
PuffBunny UTube Channel
Pozo Seco Singers
Take 8 Films
My Texas Music
Austin Street Creekside
Recommended Artists:
Taylor Pie
Shannie
Richy Rhyne
Graham Warwick
George Ensle
Bob Cheevers
Claude “Butch” Morgan
Jean Synodinos
Happenstance
Recommended Venues:
Liberty Arts Live!
The Bugle Boy
Webb House Concerts
The Austin Connection
In The Music Room
