Michael Patton presents City of Giants this week we have Carla Britton Gregory Michael Patton presents City of Giants
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[box title="Carla Britton Gregory" style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tonight on City of Giants with Michael Patton we have Carla Britton Gregory Tonight on City of Giants we have Carla Britton Gregory, a friend who has is getting a following around town for her music.… plays guitar and sings about her life, but I know her from her cooking at the The Farm Shopping Center Saturday Farmers Market. There is nothing like a relationship built on eating sample foods in a parking lot (last weekend was Mutton meatballs).
Carla sings originals so I tried to make her sad and write Blues. She did some songs in the studio, including one title "The Show" that she wrote after a singing a show at the Colony. We talked about motivation and how creativity comes to her. She is filled with energy and lights up a room.
I was a little trouble. I said that if Woody Guthrie's guitar kills fascists, how would she use hers as a weapon. I did persist on what instrument I could play in her band (cowbell), and asked if she could write a tune with the words "Blurry Missouri." I did ask if she wrote propaganda songs for the government.
It was fun. Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon at www.radioIDL.com.[/box]
[box title="Carla Britton Gregory" style="default" box_color="#333333" title_color="#FFFFFF" radius="3" class=""]Tonight on City of Giants with Michael Patton we have Carla Britton Gregory Tonight on City of Giants we have Carla Britton Gregory, a friend who has is getting a following around town for her music.… plays guitar and sings about her life, but I know her from her cooking at the The Farm Shopping Center Saturday Farmers Market. There is nothing like a relationship built on eating sample foods in a parking lot (last weekend was Mutton meatballs).
Carla sings originals so I tried to make her sad and write Blues. She did some songs in the studio, including one title "The Show" that she wrote after a singing a show at the Colony. We talked about motivation and how creativity comes to her. She is filled with energy and lights up a room.
I was a little trouble. I said that if Woody Guthrie's guitar kills fascists, how would she use hers as a weapon. I did persist on what instrument I could play in her band (cowbell), and asked if she could write a tune with the words "Blurry Missouri." I did ask if she wrote propaganda songs for the government.
It was fun. Listen tonight at 7 pm or this weekend each day at noon at www.radioIDL.com.[/box]