The Ghost Dog Blog
5/22/2009Soona's Sprightly Spring from Texas to Tennessee
Greetings Soonaphiles,
Ghost Dog here, reporting that the long awaited relocation of Soona Songs is about to actually happen. The microphones are tenderly packed away, the cables rolled and stored, and our esteemed CEO is working through the grief of leaving her beautiful Russ Berger designed studio.
A word from the above mentioned CEO -
"Store's still open - buy something. Thank You"
So let's celebrate!
In honor of this major transition, we will be offering multiple Soona Snacks featuring songs from all of the albums recorded here in Dallas:
- From Marilyn Duncan's Departures we'll have "Wiley Herman Duncan" -- a song about actually going from Tennessee to Texas, then back again (beware, this is a really long song).
- Then we'll rock to "Wonderboy" from Radiophonic's soon to be released I Could Have Been a Rocket Scientist.
- We'll take that "Fork in the Road" from Lisa Markley's The Sky Is Blue and Sometimes Cries.
- Light up some runways with Beth Cahill, from her upcoming release, Songs for Sarah.
- Then paddle upstream with Henry Hudson in "Song for Henry," from Lisa Markley's One Word. Also be sure to check out the review at The Muse's Muse.
- Finally, from the Markley & Balmer debut album we'll sing, "Don't Make Me Do It" -- and mean it.
Ghost Dog hopes you enjoy this sampling from the Dallas Daze. And for an audio/video trip down memory lane, watch the Soona Songs Youtube collection. The room made a great stage; we will miss this space. We had a great time here and hope for an even better time in Tennessee.
Be well, wash your paws, and thanks to all of you for supporting independent music (especially ours).
Soona
we're doin' art here.
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