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Thanks again to Critter for the great flyer!
So I guess I couldn’t have waited any later to tell you about my birthday party sunday night – ireland’s 32 3920 geary, SF – 415-386-6173 — i’ll be playing around 9 and then off and on all night..as people cluster in.
Links below to individual songs – i’m going to put the lyrics to FaceTwit in the More… (My Facebook Twitter Song)
I just been busy peeps! It will be great to see whoever can make it!
Actually, a lot of people have told me they’re coming — so it should be fun!
I know Sunday nights are hard, and I have a friday show nov 30 coming up too at the same place. Then, that will be it for this venue, because it turns out the mobility/accessibility sucks there and I want to find a facility with better access for my events.
“Democracy” live (by lisa rein)
Democracy Lyrics
Democracy Lyrics Resources
FaceTwit
(Facebook Twitter Song – by lisa rein) (sung by sierra and lisa rein)
Running By (by lisa rein) (sung by sierra and lisa rein)
Dirty Back Road (B52’s cover) (sung by sierra and lisa rein)
Everything except “Dirty Back Road” is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution License (v3.0 baby!)
Category Archives: My Music Videos
New Song and Video! Slipping Away
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I just posted my first music video!
I just started the camera rolling and performed a song with the other half of Park and Ride: Ron Taylor. There’s more where this came from.
I just found out that I’ll be playing at Noe Valley Ministry on December 13, 2003 — Saturday night! Here’s more information about the event.
Hope to see you there!
Slipping Away
I thought it was time for a little music video to introduce you guys to Ron, and give you a little taste of us live — so you might come see us play at Noe Valley Ministry in San Francisco when we play December 16, 2003.
This song was the last song we wrote together when we were in Seattle in 1999. It’s one of my favorites.
Ron had just re-learned the song when we taped this, so I had to cue him for the chord changes. That’s why I keep pointing at him — that’s “the signal” for the chord change.
Hope you like it!