Just in time for a new date to be announced we've added to the Portland live feature. Included are two video clips for "Ooh Love" and "Who's Wakin' Me Up" with footage from rehearsals, the instore and the Lola's gig... also added, more photos and reviews. Thanks to everyone for their contributions!
Which leads to.... James Angell will be playing another show on Friday, March 14 at the Aladdin Theater in Portland, and JT will be present once again on bass. More details to follow at TTP.
For those who are wondering, why James Angell, what is this connection all about? JT says, "The record came at me with a dozen other CDs, with no cover or anything. I had no pre-conceived ideas and thought what the hell is this? I just felt the album deserved an audience and right now, I'm hungry for music that makes me cry. It's powerful, like a love affair. A few weeks later I caught James in concert in New York and was amazed by his show. It reminded me of Elton John performing "Tiny Dancer" on the Old Grey Whistle Test, early on in his career. You just knew big things would happen."
"I will be involved and available to perform with James when my schedule allows. I'm just happy to be a part of this at the moment."
Also, in the news briefs on the 'latest' is updated news on JT's collaboration with jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair, including a photo of the two.
And finally the JT Q&As have been updated!
Until next time,
Patty
www.trusttheprocess.com
Which leads to.... James Angell will be playing another show on Friday, March 14 at the Aladdin Theater in Portland, and JT will be present once again on bass. More details to follow at TTP.
For those who are wondering, why James Angell, what is this connection all about? JT says, "The record came at me with a dozen other CDs, with no cover or anything. I had no pre-conceived ideas and thought what the hell is this? I just felt the album deserved an audience and right now, I'm hungry for music that makes me cry. It's powerful, like a love affair. A few weeks later I caught James in concert in New York and was amazed by his show. It reminded me of Elton John performing "Tiny Dancer" on the Old Grey Whistle Test, early on in his career. You just knew big things would happen."
"I will be involved and available to perform with James when my schedule allows. I'm just happy to be a part of this at the moment."
Also, in the news briefs on the 'latest' is updated news on JT's collaboration with jazz saxophonist Mindi Abair, including a photo of the two.
And finally the JT Q&As have been updated!
Until next time,
Patty
www.trusttheprocess.com
