Tonight we went out with our friends Kelly and Casey and Bob and Michele. We went to the Church of the Mediator in Providence and there we listened to Emily Smith and Synergy. We stopped at Caserta Pizza on the way there and picked up two delicious pizzas plus a Wimpy Skippy. The Wimpy Skippy is a Spinach Pie Stuffed with Cheese and Pepperoni. It was pretty darn delicious. Continue reading Caserta Pizza and Folk Music
Allison, Eva and I are big fans of Ellis Paul (“Mr. Ellis” for Eva). If you do a search for Ellis Paul on this blog you are going to see a bunch of posts from all of the times that we have seen him perform. We’ve seen Ellis more times than I can count and have pretty much every album of his and we have them signed too. We’ve spent time talking with Ellis at each show. I don’t think there is any performer/singer/songwriter/storyteller that we’ve ever traveled around to see so often.
I got a message today from Ellis Paul’s manager, Ralph Jaccodine, he let me know that Ellis has released a free download of his new song “Annalee” on his website. I’m not sending you there to sign up for anything or buy anything, there are no affiliate links on this post for Ellis. Ellis is giving this song away, for free, no strings. However, once you hear him sing you are going to want to hear more and if that is the case then you can buy his latest album “The Day After Everything Changed”.
The thing about this album is that it was entirely funded by fans. I’m pretty sure that Allison and I help contribute a half second or two to the CD. It is really a true testament to independent music and an incredible singer/songwriter like Ellis Paul.
Again the link for the free download of “Annalee” is at http://www.ellispaul.com/free. No strings attached.
