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Window in the Sky
Poetry of J. Glenn Evans read by the author, Caron McCloud
and Martin Marriott with Vivian Williams & Phil Williams on fiddle
& guitar.
| 1. Window in the Sky |
26. Winter Nursery |
| 2. The Ramparts (music) |
27. Snowflakes |
| 3. Memories |
28. The Hawthorne Tree (music) |
| 4. Geologist |
29. Strange Bird |
| 5. Small Mine Owners |
30. Crows |
| 6. Professor Jim's Gold Mine |
31. Lights |
| 7. Fairweather Waltz (music) |
32. New Curse |
| 8. Victory Cafe |
33. Space Needle |
| 9. Colleen |
34. Chance Meeting |
| 10. Lucy B. Sitton |
35. Winter Moon (music) |
| 11. An Old Hotel |
36. Friends |
| 12. An Antique Store |
37. My Neighbor's House |
| 13. The Wind on the Water
(music) |
38. Helping Hand |
| 14. Moonlight Farewell |
39. Questions |
| 15. Seattle |
40. Who's Bleeding Now |
| 16. Pictures on the Wall |
41. A Beautiful Night (music) |
| 17. Mignonnes |
42. Beautiful Brown-Eyed Daughter |
| 18. Van Gogh |
43. My Birch |
| 19. The Reunion (music) |
44. Flesh and Blood |
| 20. Thanks for the Red Roses |
45. Sleep |
| 21. Marriage in Mourning |
46. Green Tomato Blues (music) |
| 22. Unrequited Love |
47. A Stranger |
| 23. Hard Looking Woman |
48. A Return |
| 24. The Seasons Slip Away
(music) |
49 Splice the Mainbrace (music) |
| 25. A Place to Rest |
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J. Glenn Evans
Has written two books of poetry, Window in the Sky and Seattle
Poems, several local community histories, and a biography on Levant
Thompson. Evans was awarded the 1999 Faith Beamer Cooke Award by Washington
Poets Association for his service to the poetry community of Washington.
A former stockbroker, he co-produced a movie, Christmas Mountain,
featuring Slim Pickens. He was coordinator of Klondike Gold Rush Centennial
Literary Contest, is past president of SKCHO (Association of King County
Historical Organization), and a member of Pacific Northwest Historians
Guild, Washington Poets Association, and Academy of American Poets.
Caron McCloud - Fellow Poet and Reader
Spent most of her life in the San Francisco Bay area where she designed
and manufactured apparel. Now living in Port Townsend, WA, she writes
and performs poetry, designs micro-housing for SonCloud Inc., and teaches
a workshop, The Essential Elijha,"to enable one to enter in
to deeper relationships with our creator through exploration of our creativity."
She has published several chapbooks, including Spells, February
Soul, and Gull.
Martin Marriott - Fellow Poet and Reader
Was born in England and lives in Seattle. His poems have been published
in Art Access, Alternative Harmonies, Stringtown, PoetsWest Literary
Journal, and The Temple. He has read for the Channel 29 cable
arts show, IV Arts. He is a regular reader at Red Sky Poetry Theatre
and other venues, including Wit's End Bookstore & Tea Shop.
Vivian & Phil Williams
Have played old-time string band music for forty years with many TV appearance,
movie sound-tracks, and over fifty recordings, and have performed with
a blue grass band in Seattle since 1962. They own Voyager Recordings and
Publications and are members of National Academy of Recording Arts and
Sciences. They were instrumental in starting the NW Folklife Festival
in 1972 an the Seattle Folklore Society in 1966. Vivian is fiddle champion
at state, national, international events, Smithsonian Folklife Festival,
and she was the 1999 Senior Fiddle Champion at the National Old Time Fiddlers
Contest. Vivian also plays guitar, mandolin, banjo, and piano. Phil plays
guitar, bass, mandolin, and five-string banjo.
Credits:
Music Producers: Vivian and Philip Williams
Recording Engineer: Philip Williams
Cover Design: Mike Jaynes
Readers: J. Glenn Evans, Caron McCloud and Martin Marriott
Jointly produced by:
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